Air inlet temp calculations

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"Mari Laison" <marilaison.TakeThisOut@tgnet.net> wrote in message
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 > I'll give you a link to a web site where one man has done a lot of work
 > putting together papers on the subject. Search through the drop-down menus
 > to end up at the needed paper.
 >
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 > go to tech info... then search around a bit, it's there.
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 > Mark
 > "David Algie" <aca.TakeThisOut@iquest.net> wrote in message
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  > > I had a formula somewhere for calculating turbo inlet temps but can't
find
  > > it. If anyone has one of these I would be grateful. Mainly air inlet
temp
  > > rise without intercooler, using CFM flow rates and boost pressure
 > increase.
  > > Thanks.
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