fuel pressure question

Dissident · 10-05-2020, 10:06 PM

Well, my sketch that I thought would describe the fuel system situation very well is way too big

(some 20K characters vs 600 allowed), so perhaps this is a better way to present some logic about the subject

See posting below for website link

That website is worthwhile to learn something about a method how trustworthy firemen train to overcome gravity. Keep in mind that water has a head pressure of 0.43psi per foot while a typical gasoline has a head pressure of 0.33psi per foot.
Some people want to learn how to apply some sound physics to their racer and others don't.

Most who study the application of physics and sound engineering principles end up with faster racecars and bigger smiles.
https://www.fireengineering.com/wp-c...icles/document

Regards to All that like this kind of stuff,
HB2

Dissident

10-05-2020, 10:06 PM	#9
Dissident Member Join Date: Jan 2016 Location: Colorado hills Posts: 123 Likes: 11 Liked 73 Times in 36 Posts	Re: fuel pressure question Well, my sketch that I thought would describe the fuel system situation very well is way too big (some 20K characters vs 600 allowed), so perhaps this is a better way to present some logic about the subject See posting below for website link That website is worthwhile to learn something about a method how trustworthy firemen train to overcome gravity. Keep in mind that water has a head pressure of 0.43psi per foot while a typical gasoline has a head pressure of 0.33psi per foot. Some people want to learn how to apply some sound physics to their racer and others don't. Most who study the application of physics and sound engineering principles end up with faster racecars and bigger smiles. https://www.fireengineering.com/wp-c...icles/document Regards to All that like this kind of stuff, HB2 Dissident Last edited by Dissident; 10-05-2020 at 10:30 PM. Reason: trying to make sure the link was correct. See next post