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    fuel flow calculations ?

    Does anyone have some links to formula for calculating fuel flow rates from main/pilot/needle jet sizes etc.

    pref. for both mikuni and keihin jets (saves me having to convert).

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    Thats pulled from the wikipedia.

    I actually need to be able to calcualte the fuel flow given the size of the needle and needle jet used (and main jet).
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    Quote Originally Posted by TwoSeven
    Thats pulled from the wikipedia.

    I actually need to be able to calcualte the fuel flow given the size of the needle and needle jet used (and main jet).
    Sorry. I thought there was a link from that page to a fluid flow formula.

    My (rusty) knowledge of fluid dynamics suggests that that may be a rather complex calculation, unless there's a convenient ready reckoner for this exercise.

    Fluid flow through a nozzle is complex and (from memory) is quite different when there's a vacuum involved and for liquids of differing viscosities.

    Hopefully somebody will know a simple way of working this out.
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