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Siphons, anti-siphons & wet exhausts
nav babbles incoherently:
The point is that it is never perfectly sealed. Piston engines work because they run fast enough that gas leakage past the piston is not a problem. A similar issue exists in turbo seal leakage in t-charged marine engines. Then there's the water injection point ... Cheers DSK wrote: JAXAshby wrote: the term sealed was used in the context of water ingress. keep up with the class, dougies, or be left behind. But if it is sealed then how can water get into it? Seems to me that a sealed exhaust system would not be able to siphon water back in now matter how much the boat rocked... DSK |
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