SynchroLite ~ Exhaust

Tuned Exhaust:

 

 

Overview:

Try for one exhaust system for both engines. Back-pressure must be minimal if engines are not synchronized.

A single tuned exhaust serving both engines, if their timing can maintain perfect synchronization. This should take the horsepower of each engine from 25 to approximately 28-30. Another consideration is to remanufacture the tail boom with ceramic cloth and combine the tail boom and the tuned exhaust / muffler.

Consider having the exhaust exit out the rear of the tail boom. This should result in less parasite drag and a reduced noise level.

 Working Papers:

 

DESIGN:

 A059

MAKE:

 none

FORM: Exhaust - Tuned

 

Secondary Groups:

 

Assembly:

Final assembly of the sub-components.

Future Idea: Tuned Exhaust

 

Drawing (partial 0262)

1/ Make tuned piping out of Ceramic, for light weight and high temperature.

2/ Locate tuned exhaust pipes and muffler inside boom. Exhaust at tail. Have exhaust ceramic and exiting exhaust surrounding by flowing cool air.

 Working Papers:

[Exhaust - Tuned - LAYOUT] 0262

 

 Outside Web Sites on Tuned Exhaust:

http://www.rcboat.com/pipe.htm

http://beadec1.ea.bs.dlr.de/airfoils/tpipedes.htm

http://www.tsrsoftware.com/newpipe.htm

http://www.poweredparaglider.com/exhaust.html

http://beadec1.ea.bs.dlr.de/Airfoils/tpipedes.htm

http://members.tripod.de/MartinHepperle/Airfoils/tpipedes.htm

http://members.tripod.de/MartinHepperle/Airfoils/software.htm Includes a tuned exhaust program. The two zip files are in the folder '/silencer' but I have had no luck yet in unzipping them.

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