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    Watts Z-Link on GM Cruze

    ...this is more of an informational question, but what 'real' beneft(s) is there to the Watts Z-Link rear suspension that GM has installed in their North American Cruze cars? ...it's an economy car, so "high-performance" road handling seems rather dubious. ...any "real-world" users have comments?
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    Aspen/Excelsior info?

    ...seeking "old" historical test information about aspen/excelsior pads as used with evaporative coolers. ...seeking data such as saturation efficiency versus: (a) pad thickness, (b) pad density; (c) pad area; (d) air flow rate; and (e) water flow rate. ...vaguely recall some tests being done...
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    IC-engine specific intake/exhaust gas constants?

    ...I'm aware the specific gas constant for 'pure' air without water vapor is 287.0 J/(kg*K), but what is it for todays' typical (a) intake air+fuel mixture at max HP and max FE; and (b) exhaust gas with typical EGR? Are they the same, similar or vastly different values (only need integer...
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    what're the "proper" names?

    ...got a question concerning the "proper" technical names for the 'intermediate' results derived in the following equation used to describe vacuum tube power conditions: PWR = (Idc + Iac)*(Vdc - Vac) where: Idc = 0.058A at idle Iac = 0.210A(rms) at maximum power Vdc = 450Vdc at idle Vac =...
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    ET & MPH vs. WT/HP equations?

    I'm doing historical research on drag racing and wonder if anybody recalls the magazine and issue in which the late Roger Huntington first published his "dream wheel" empirical equations for estimating a cars ET and MPH its WT and HP, ie: MPH = 225*(HP/WT)^(1/3) ET = 6.29*(WT/HP)^(1/3) ...CAR...
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    direct estimation of Wetbulb Temperature?

    ...although this is probably a WX-question, does anybody know of ANY equations (empirical or not) for directly estimating Wetbulb Temperature? ...the ONLY one I've found is this (E.A.Anderson,1968): Tw = T - (T - Td)*(0.12 + 0.008*T)...all in degrees-F. ...all I'm seeking is reasonable...

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