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Posted by AdamB [Email] (#3) [Profile/Gallery] (more from AdamB) on Fri, 22 Nov 2002 01:37:21 Share Post by Email
In Reply to: Dean/Adam: OK, so where's your new test?, Greg Netzner, Thu, 21 Nov 2002 15:36:37
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It wasn't an attack on you or the guy testing the valves. Just trying to correct a misunderstanding.

Of course, there are decisions to be made: do you want as light a spring as possible to allow the valve to open as quickly as possible to avoid any potential damage to the turbo, or do you want as stiff a spring as possible so that the turbo is on-line as long as possible? The downside to the first choice is less boost-time, while the second choice might allow the pressure wave to kick back to the impeller."

As the tester, you've gotten the idea that the important thing about a diverter/BOV/dumpvalve is that it should hold boost as long as possible ("Less boost time"). This is not the case. What causes lag is if the valve *doesn't* open fast enough, and the pressure wave is allowed to slow down the impeller. Thus a too strong spring will just create more lag. Of course the spring shouldn't be so weak that it leaks during full boost.

Thus the optimal is a spring that is weak enough to allow quick and full opening, preventing compressor stall, and strong enough to hold boost.

That is why I responded both then and now. Because the test has a basic misconception of how the valves work.

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