Q: Backplate of a turbo...
#1
Q: Backplate of a turbo...
What is its purpose and what does it do. I can't find out so hopefully some of you may know. I'm doing a project of Turbos and superschargers and im stuck on this... Please help me out!
Thanks,
Jacob
Thanks,
Jacob
#8
Originally posted by dented dx
im guessing bruno hasn't seen this yet, jsut so you know, not everyone lives here, he has a real job and life away from tcc. me on the other hand live here cuz i have no life
im guessing bruno hasn't seen this yet, jsut so you know, not everyone lives here, he has a real job and life away from tcc. me on the other hand live here cuz i have no life
#11
No thats okay man, i dont need to know that bad, Thanks though!
Don't worry, Bruno is just trying to find out what it is so he doesnt make hisself look like a dumbass *runs for his life* J/K, hes probably sleeping, but tomorrow he'll be on while hes SUPPOSED to be doing his real job :P Which is of course moderating TCC.
Thanks again red90DX!
- Jacob
Don't worry, Bruno is just trying to find out what it is so he doesnt make hisself look like a dumbass *runs for his life* J/K, hes probably sleeping, but tomorrow he'll be on while hes SUPPOSED to be doing his real job :P Which is of course moderating TCC.
Thanks again red90DX!
- Jacob
#14
Originally posted by eth0r
im surprised bbarbulo hasnt whored this already..dont worry should be any min now
im surprised bbarbulo hasnt whored this already..dont worry should be any min now
Thanks to all who trust I know what it is.... and ye who trust NOT shall search
#15
Ok, whatever....
there are several key components of a turbo...
compressor, bearing, turbine, and control (wastegate usually).
A turbocharger compressor has a compressor wheel, diffuser, and housing. Air is drawn in by the compressor, accelerated rotationally, yada, yada, yade, finally it hits the diffuser which slows down the air so that both pressure and temperature rise. The diffuser is formed from the backplate and part of the housing. The backplate is just part of how a compressor of this type works - it forms the diffuser to slow down and compress the air.
In other words it's got nothing to do with the fluid bearing for the shaft
there are several key components of a turbo...
compressor, bearing, turbine, and control (wastegate usually).
A turbocharger compressor has a compressor wheel, diffuser, and housing. Air is drawn in by the compressor, accelerated rotationally, yada, yada, yade, finally it hits the diffuser which slows down the air so that both pressure and temperature rise. The diffuser is formed from the backplate and part of the housing. The backplate is just part of how a compressor of this type works - it forms the diffuser to slow down and compress the air.
In other words it's got nothing to do with the fluid bearing for the shaft
#18
you can skip the intricate details of a turbo, it'll just put most ppl to sleep, and that doesn't make for a good project. Use a clip out of F2F2 in order to raise interest 1/2 through the presentation or whatever you gotta do.
#19
haha, im trying to educate half the damn ricers in my class so i dont want to show that, plus, im gonna tape Hot rodding this saturday cause they show how turbos work in animation. Its just a basic breakdwon, i got it from your nuff turbo site. It shows one like the second pic! Thanks for that too!!!
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
jaybuilt
Honda Civic (+ other) Parts/Accessories for Sale or Trade
2
02-Apr-2005 12:40 PM
imported_Thrill_House
Honda Civic (+ other) Parts/Accessories for Sale or Trade
1
20-Mar-2005 04:46 PM
imported_zhu
Honda Civic (+ other) Parts/Accessories for Sale or Trade
15
19-Dec-2004 07:23 PM
pacer89
Honda Civic (+ other) Parts/Accessories for Sale or Trade
0
19-Nov-2004 09:36 AM