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Topic: CFM through a CASE 504
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| Lamont
12-19-2012 16:28:29
72.161.161.171
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Does anyone have any idea how many CFM a CASE 504 will breathe? Naturally aspirated or turbo either? I'm thinking I read somewhere or figured at one time that a 504BDT should be around 1100 CFM max. I have no clue why I'm thinking that or even what rpm, load, etc. Just in my head. Thanks for any insight on this.
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| Mopower
12-20-2012 12:00:15
64.208.152.151
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Re: CFM through a CASE 504 in reply to Lamont, 12-19-2012 16:28:29
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| At 2200rpm it should require about 260cfm. That would be about the requirements for a naturally aspirated gas engine anyway.
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| gtx1967jewison
12-20-2012 11:35:31
174.254.244.74
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Re: CFM through a CASE 504 in reply to Lamont, 12-19-2012 16:28:29
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| I would guess HALF that cfm based on a myriad of online cfm calculators. Ex: a 420ci engine @ 1500 rpm is only 160 cfm.....at 100% V.E.
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| A.P.
12-20-2012 12:29:00
69.129.37.10
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Re: CFM through a CASE 504 in reply to gtx1967jewison, 12-20-2012 11:35:31
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| | That should be 182cfm base on the engine outlined at 100%VE. A 504 at 2200 rpm and 100%VE would be 320cfm. At 80VE the engine would require 256cfm. Double the rpm, double the cfm z9assuming the same VE at both rpm's, not neccessarily a good assumption). Not saying the Case is that efficient, just grinding out the numbers.
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| algar
12-20-2012 09:34:09
184.8.137.7
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Re: CFM through a CASE 504 in reply to Lamont, 12-19-2012 16:28:29
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| Look on Stan Weiss website he has some handy engine calculators
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