Need tips to the operation of a motor
published: 28/06/09, 15:24
Hello
Currently a thermal and energy engineering student, I embarked on the realization of a pantone engine. I did it on a "bernard" mower and small problems appeared.
- in the bubbler with only one air supply, there is not enough vacuum. So I have to play with the starter and it then forms a small depression. Bubbles are created but without direct results on the mower.
I would like to point out that in the bubbler, I made a 50/50 gasoline-water mixture and with the air inlet pipe which plunges into the water.
In my opinion, the problem comes from admission. My loop ends after the carburetor and before the acceleration valve. For practical reasons, I could not make a big hole (inside diameter of 6mm knowing that all my circuit is in
12mm inside diameter)
After finding a 25mm thick metal cube, I plan to machine it to arrive at 12mm inside diameter.
Do you think my mistake would come from here? Where could this little problem come from?
cordially
Currently a thermal and energy engineering student, I embarked on the realization of a pantone engine. I did it on a "bernard" mower and small problems appeared.
- in the bubbler with only one air supply, there is not enough vacuum. So I have to play with the starter and it then forms a small depression. Bubbles are created but without direct results on the mower.
I would like to point out that in the bubbler, I made a 50/50 gasoline-water mixture and with the air inlet pipe which plunges into the water.
In my opinion, the problem comes from admission. My loop ends after the carburetor and before the acceleration valve. For practical reasons, I could not make a big hole (inside diameter of 6mm knowing that all my circuit is in
12mm inside diameter)
After finding a 25mm thick metal cube, I plan to machine it to arrive at 12mm inside diameter.
Do you think my mistake would come from here? Where could this little problem come from?
cordially
