turbo materials?
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turbo materials?
maybe a strange question....
i need to know what materials a turbo is made off.
because, i'm doing college for becoming an building engineer in holland.
my project is to make a building of a blown up object. so i will design a turbo so big that it can hold more then 750+ m2 of floorspace . this is huge and will be very innovative. but i need to use the exact same materials as featured in a turbo . cast, forged, alu, steel, brass. these things must all be put into considiration and most important, put to use! so i need to know materials of for example the compressorwheel, turbinewheel, bearings, turbine housing, compressorhousing, and the other parts involved.
now i know i could propably best mail garret or something but i think it will take a long time to get the answers. so maybe some of you can help me out
i need to know what materials a turbo is made off.
because, i'm doing college for becoming an building engineer in holland.
my project is to make a building of a blown up object. so i will design a turbo so big that it can hold more then 750+ m2 of floorspace . this is huge and will be very innovative. but i need to use the exact same materials as featured in a turbo . cast, forged, alu, steel, brass. these things must all be put into considiration and most important, put to use! so i need to know materials of for example the compressorwheel, turbinewheel, bearings, turbine housing, compressorhousing, and the other parts involved.
now i know i could propably best mail garret or something but i think it will take a long time to get the answers. so maybe some of you can help me out
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Re: turbo materials? (95jeremie)
Compressor wheel and housing are genrally aluminum. The exhaust housing, well some are cast iron, others are cast Inconel and other exotic materials. The shaft and exhaust wheel varies, some of the more blingy turbos have inconel exhaust wheels, titanium aluminide or for the true ballers, Marm 247. The CHRA is generally cast iron but could be a number of exotic materials.
It would help to pick a specific turbocharger and go from there.
It would help to pick a specific turbocharger and go from there.
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Re: turbo materials? (nfn15037)
thnx man. the problem is, they want me to do a real maquette.....
i told them that if they sponsored me a nice GT35R or GT40R i would be glad to
sadly they did not want to cough up something around 1000 $
so i have to convince my local junkyard to give me one for very cheap
so it will propably be a cheap mitsu turbo or some little diesel turbo
but hey, life's great sometimes and sucks most of the time
keep the materials flowing, remember cheap factory turbo propably
i told them that if they sponsored me a nice GT35R or GT40R i would be glad to
sadly they did not want to cough up something around 1000 $
so i have to convince my local junkyard to give me one for very cheap
so it will propably be a cheap mitsu turbo or some little diesel turbo
but hey, life's great sometimes and sucks most of the time
keep the materials flowing, remember cheap factory turbo propably
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They have some engineers for Borg-Waner on this forum. Go striaght to the source.
They have some engineers for Borg-Waner on this forum. Go striaght to the source.
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They have some engineers for Borg-Waner on this forum. Go striaght to the source.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i got some good info on the forum.
now for the update, i went to a friend of mine who i remembered to work at mitsubishi assembling turbo's
i went there to get a tour and maybe get them to lend me a turbo or give me a broken one (maybe for a soft price). this is what i ended up with
not bad hey? anddd....................it's spanking new and i get to keep it
............FOR FREE................
any body got an idea what it is comparable to?
They have some engineers for Borg-Waner on this forum. Go striaght to the source.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i got some good info on the forum.
now for the update, i went to a friend of mine who i remembered to work at mitsubishi assembling turbo's
i went there to get a tour and maybe get them to lend me a turbo or give me a broken one (maybe for a soft price). this is what i ended up with
not bad hey? anddd....................it's spanking new and i get to keep it
............FOR FREE................
any body got an idea what it is comparable to?
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That is a turbo off a Volvo. I would have too see the numbers on the compressor cover to be sure what size it is but those can be a 15G compressor wheel. Good to about 280 hp.
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That is a turbo off a Volvo. I would have too see the numbers on the compressor cover to be sure what size it is but those can be a 15G compressor wheel. Good to about 280 hp.
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