Spidojc je napisal/-a:Voith je napisal/-a:o fak sam ste pa naredl iz te teme eno godljo.
a sm gor lepo pastal odlicno resitev k se niti ni tok draga za ksnga k resno razmislja o tem.
vodni ic je mega resitev pa se ni to draga in lahk jih nastepas umes kokr mas placa.
pa gor je en napisu da se ic ne segreje.. ce se nebi grel pol nebi bil hladilnik.. fak logika pa taka

mah jest v tole tvojo, če prov zastopm, bl dvomm, voda je vseno segreta in nevem kolk kej ohlaja tole cev

Above you see an example of two THPs being used on a Porsche 944 Turbo. One THP is used after the turbocharger to reduce the temperature before entering the factory style air-to-air intercooler located in the front of the car. The second THP is added to pull additional temperature out of the intake charge before entering the intake manifold.
While this example is still in the final stages, and without coolant hoses routed, you see here where two THPs are used in parallel in place of a air-to-air intercooler on a Porsche 944 Turbo. The benefit here is where the factory intercooler flows 205 CFM at 28" of water column, this unit is estimated to flow over 500 CFM with the tubular end tanks in place. The pressure drop across this assembly is substantially less than your conventional type air-to air or air-to-water intercooler cores.
A low cost liquid/air heat exchanger solution. Designed and manufactured exclusively by Lindsey Racing, these "Thermal Hard Pipes" may be the answer you have been looking for.
The intended use is for cooling the intake charge air in turbocharged and supercharged applications. When you have plumbing from the compressor to the intake, these can replace that standard tubing plumbing and be used to cool the charge air at the same time.
You can use as a supplemental cooling solution in conjunction with an existing standard intercooler or as the sole primary cooling method.
This universal product allows you, the end user, to determine where and how you will implement it into your application. We provide the Thermal Hard Pipe, fittings, pumps and hose, and you take it from there to dream up and apply the solution.
Lindsey Racing's "Thermal Hard Pipes" are made from 6063 aluminum that is heat treated to a durable and rigid design. Pressed from a 500# billet, this extrusion is one of a kind. Described as a work of art, this functional heat exchanger is very adaptable. The inner passage has 37.15 inches of thermal exchange surface. So every inch of pipe has 37.15 square inches of heat exchange surface. Thus a 12 inch section has an incredible 445.80 square inches of transfer area. Almost hard to believe that it can be packed into a tube with an outside diameter of only 2.75".
We accomplished this with our "inside out" starburst design. We were daunted by the difficult task of turning this idea into reality. First thought not to be possible, we pressed our Extruder and Die Maker to find a solution. After many design revisions, compromises, and improvements, we ended up with a piece that was well beyond our original conception and expectations.
Around this 2.75" tube is another tube measuring 3.375". Between these tubes is a hollow passage. This void can be filled with water, glycol, gasses or other substances to "flush" the heat away from the inner tube.
Each end of the Thermal Hard Pipe is capped with a Fitting Collar. Each collar is tapped with "NPT" National Pipe Threaded holes. This allows you to attach one or multiple coolant supply and return lines to each Fitting Collar.
The Fitting Collars are designed to allow your coolant to circulate around the pipe and enter all of the 8 coolant channels. Whether you install as little as one inlet and outlet coolant line or several, the collar will deliver coolant to the entire tube. But.... the more coolant, the more cooling, so we gave you plenty of flexibility