Plane VS Car
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Plane VS Car
Hey, i have a project to compare mechanics on a car to an aircraft, i seem to have done this pretty easy but i am stuck on one thing...
The Engine?
So can anyone help out with Car Engine VS Aircraft Engine?
I am working on props, so i am guessing that a prop aircraft is aircooled and no EMS? Not sure, but i would be grateful for any help you can offer.
One other thing, i picked Diesel as my engine fuel... Do Aero Diesels just take normal/car diesel?
Thanks all...
The Engine?
So can anyone help out with Car Engine VS Aircraft Engine?
I am working on props, so i am guessing that a prop aircraft is aircooled and no EMS? Not sure, but i would be grateful for any help you can offer.
One other thing, i picked Diesel as my engine fuel... Do Aero Diesels just take normal/car diesel?
Thanks all...
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Hey, i have a project to compare mechanics on a car to an aircraft, i seem to have done this pretty easy but i am stuck on one thing...
The Engine?
So can anyone help out with Car Engine VS Aircraft Engine?
I am working on props, so i am guessing that a prop aircraft is aircooled and no EMS? Not sure, but i would be grateful for any help you can offer.
One other thing, i picked Diesel as my engine fuel... Do Aero Diesels just take normal/car diesel?
Thanks all...
The Engine?
So can anyone help out with Car Engine VS Aircraft Engine?
I am working on props, so i am guessing that a prop aircraft is aircooled and no EMS? Not sure, but i would be grateful for any help you can offer.
One other thing, i picked Diesel as my engine fuel... Do Aero Diesels just take normal/car diesel?
Thanks all...
http://www.diamond-air.at/da42_twin_...087573ab0.html
http://web.thielert.com/typo3/index.php?id=530&L=1
http://dieselair.com/2005/09/thieler...o-diesels.html
http://www.lycoming.textron.com/main...ort/index.html
http://www.tcmlink.com/fiDDefault.aspx
http://www.deltahawkengines.com/
http://www.centurion-engines.com/
http://www.prime-mover.org/Engines/
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Thanks for those links, they have helped no end. Going to do some research now on that FADEC. One more thing, are any current small planes using air cooled engines like a Cheroke or Arrow or C150? Thanks again...
However, aircraft using the Rotax 912 & 914 engines, which tends to be the newer and lighter designs are using liquid cooled engines.
I'm pretty certain that all of the new Diesels (DA42, some Pipers and Cessnas) are using liquid cooling.
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most light a/c use very very simple engines, the theory being there is less to go wrong! yes most are air cooled. do a search for the C150 / pa28 manuel from AFE or Transair, they should have lots of info abt the engine in them. pm me if u have any specific questions...