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oil pressure at 140 psi

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Big Ed
Big Ed Member Posts: 1,117
in THE MAIN WALL
About .8 gph /112k btuh .............. no I'am not running out to truck for a chart :)

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  • hvac-tech
    hvac-tech Member Posts: 36
    oil at 140psi

    Oil pump set up to run at 140psi with .65 / 60oW.
    as the instructions say. What is oil output now?
  • Mike E_2
    Mike E_2 Member Posts: 81


    .77gph

    http://www.carlincombustion.com/OEM_SPEC/oemgd.pdf

    Go down to page 32 and print it out. It'll come in handy later on.

    Michael
  • hvac-tech
    hvac-tech Member Posts: 36
    Hago web visit.

    Hago said that the spray pattern will become wider.
    the oil output must go up sum. Yes to .8 gph sounds good. thank you. Big Ed.
  • hvac-tech
    hvac-tech Member Posts: 36
    Big Ed ?

    .03gph dif. Do do sports scores?
  • hvac-tech
    hvac-tech Member Posts: 36
    about

    and Big Ed you did say about!
  • Jim Davis_3
    Jim Davis_3 Member Posts: 578


    There is a formula do do this exact.
    Divide the new pressure by the old pressure. 140 divided by 100 = 1.4 Take the square root of 1.4 = 1.183.
    Multiply 1.183 X .65 = .769 gph.(new capacity)
    This is gph not BTU's. the actual BTU's of the fuel could be plus or minus 10%
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