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Posted:
Fri May 04, 2007 5:07 amby Tony
Maxflow, that is what I am using myself, a single direction flowbench with two test holes, and a variable motor speed control. I hugely simplifies bench construction, and eliminates a lot of potential problems not requiring a mechanical flow control device, or having to reverse the flow direction.
Racehead, e-mail sent....
Posted:
Fri May 04, 2007 3:12 pmby Maxflow
Tony could you post some pic. of your 2 openings and how
you use them. Also do you have a msd style bench?
If so did you use a baffle and add a top chamber?
Thanks Maxflow.
Posted:
Fri May 04, 2007 7:05 pmby Tony
Maxflow, up until now I have had no means of posting pictures, but I have very recently purchased a digital camera so it is now finally become possible for me to do so.
I have a few activities planned for this weekend, but will try to get around to taking some pictures in the next day or so. It is my third flow bench, and by far the simplest in construction, and the best performing.
As you will soon see it is nothing at all like an MSD bench, it is far simpler and much more robust in construction. It cannot really be compared to the MSD design in any way.
It may be best if I post these in the readers flowbench projects section. It would seem to be a more logical place where others can find them in the future while searching for ideas.
Posted:
Sat May 05, 2007 2:56 amby Tony
Pictures of my flowbench are located in the readers projects section here:
Posted:
Sun May 06, 2007 9:33 amby Maxflow
Tony very nice bench design. The steel frame makes it very
strong and stable. I really like the large blower idea.