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Hi as part of my final year project i am working with a team on the
formula student SAE car. As part of the regulations we are limited to an
air supply through a 20mm air restrictor, this is situated before the
inlet manifold and after the throttle body. My aim is to get the incoming
air as cold as possible (-100 degrees c) so that i can ram more air
through the restrictor, creating a more better air/fuel mixing ratio.
So i am now looking into dry ice, i have been reading your web page and
the sorts of things you can do with dry ice fun games, but nothing told me
how i can make the air colder and once it has reached a certain
temperature how do i maintain it..
It would be nice of you to get back to me or recommend any books that
might help me with this....
Look forward to hear from you..
Salis Aamer
Final year student
PS My email address is Pleasure74@hotmail.com
My mobile number is 07957 55 10 44
Re: How do i make the air colder using dry ice
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