Posted by Kelly C on March 25, 2009 at 09:24:10 from (75.161.208.52):
In Reply to: delta T and delta P posted by buickanddeere on March 25, 2009 at 08:51:22:
Ok you just showed why I am a phone guy and not a engineer. You just made my brain twist in a knott. I have a vauge understanding of what you just wrote.
So please bear with me with my ignorance. I can visualize the pressure issues you brought up.
The solution I see is in the molecular use of the fuels. The fact that so much energy is lost in heat. Tells me that more fuel is being used to push that piston down than what is really required to do the job.
Some one smarter than me. Needs to jump out of the box and look at the problem from a new angle. Things are they way they are because the solution we have was the easiest and cheapest way to solve it at the time. not because it was the best way.
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