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specifically refer to the
cooler between the two
turbochargers and the term
aftercooler is used for the
cooler located between the second-stage
turbo and the...
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Detroit Diesel 4-cycle
Turbocharged Aftercooler Engine or 16
cylinder 60
Litre ****mins
Diesel 4-cycle
Turbocharged Aftercooler Engine of 1,715 kW (2,300 hp)...
- two-stage
supercharger engines were used on the P-63. No intercooler,
aftercooler, or
backfire screen (flame trap) were
incorporated into
these two-stage...
- but with an
aftercooler, the "A"
stands for "aftercooled". DTA 466: Same as
earlier mechanical-injection DT 466, but with an
aftercooler.
Other Variants:...
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While the
original V12 1,250 hp FIAT-Iveco MTCA (Modular Turbo-Charged
Aftercooler) was a
coupling of two of the V6
engines used by
several Italian Army...
- nozzles,
increased fuel rack settings, and an
aftercooler to
reduce engine air
inlet temperature. The
aftercooler allowed higher density inlet air into the...
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vaporizing the fuel
absorbs the heat. That
functions as a kind of
liquid aftercooler system and goes a long way to
negating the
inefficiency of the Roots...
- two-stage,
boost pressure automatically linked to the throttle, water-air
aftercooler installed between the
second stage and the engine. Fuel system: Twin-choke...
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Methods to cool the
intake air at
ground level include intercoolers/
aftercoolers, anti-detonant injection, two-speed
superchargers and two-stage superchargers...
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tunnel in Racine,
Wisconsin in 1941.
During WWII,
Modine manufactured aftercoolers for the P-51
Mustang fighter plane.
After WWII,
Modine introduced the...
