ceramic coatings to protect vital components in the engine
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ceramic coatings to protect vital components in the engine
hello new to the site.Has any one used ceramic coatings on there turbojet engines?Ive used on many race car turbos with great results..
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Re: ceramic coatings to protect vital components in the engine
Hi Scott
If you use it , be very careful that its only used where it can't flake off and go thru the turbine wheel , potentially destroying it in the process
It is used sparingly in commercial turbine engines , but lotsa unknows when we want to use it in DIY engines , probably safer for us to only use it for "cosmetic" reasons on non vital componentry .
Cheers
John
If you use it , be very careful that its only used where it can't flake off and go thru the turbine wheel , potentially destroying it in the process
It is used sparingly in commercial turbine engines , but lotsa unknows when we want to use it in DIY engines , probably safer for us to only use it for "cosmetic" reasons on non vital componentry .
Cheers
John
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Re: ceramic coatings to protect vital components in the engine
I have been using ceramics with great success in the racing industry for many years now.We coat many turbos ,pistons ect,ect..I see some good 50% thermal reduction in many parts primarly racing exaust systems.Im willing to do some coating if someone wants to do some testing..Check out my site www.wolfeblasting.com I build many large turbocharged bbc. pondering on the idea off building a twin turbo jet from a pair of 106mm turbos similar to Mr. Burrills set up.My thinking I can do some serious testing then..