Subject	Yes they do
Posted by	PEwithaZ on January 30, 2003 at 1:02 PM
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In Reply To	Turbos dont have horsepower... posted by Snoguitar on January 30, 2003 at 01:01 AM
Message	A turbocharger is a power recovery turbine connected to a centrifugal air compressor. The turine converts pressure energy into work which turns the air compressor. Work can of course be measured in horsepower (or watts if you are in the metric system). If you know the air inlet pressure and temperature and the air outlet pressure, you can calculate the HP required by the compressor. The story behind the NOELF's symbol RECYCLE PAPER - KEEP A TREE FROM BEING PLANTED 208.5 rwhp dynochart
Follow Ups	one quick question. - Z. 00:42:57 01/30/03 umm... what? (n/m) - Snoguitar 00:43:43 01/30/03 lets say. - Z. 00:47:55 01/30/03 Turbos dont have horsepower... - Snoguitar 01:01:44 01/30/03 LMAO@all the grammar/spelling mistakes in that (n/m) - Snoguitar 01:40:03 01/30/03 it's spelled "produced" LOL (n/m) - Pure-Evil 08:08:54 01/30/03 I know, not sure what was wrong with my last night, lol. (n/m) - Snoguitar 14:21:00 01/30/03 Yes they do - PEwithaZ 13:02:18 01/30/03 yeah, dont have HP on their own tho (n/m) - Snoguitar 14:18:55 01/30/03 Really nice sig... (n/m) - JayTTZ 01:14:01 01/30/03 Turbos are rated in hp because: - therinL 02:01:37 01/30/03 finally, thanks for your explanation! (n/m) - Z. 03:30:52 01/30/03 Always glad to help =) (n/m) - therinL 08:55:43 01/30/03
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