Failali Neutral Newbie August 10, 2009 Share August 10, 2009 i know in a twincharged engine, usually there is a supercharger and a turbo charger which gives you instaneous power from 1-5k rpm and then the power band dips , then the turbo takes over. Is there such a thing that in a twin turbo setup, there is a small turbo and a big turbo suppose they could be engineered in such a way that the small turbo spools up instaneously for takeoff and when it reaches the point that the powerband dips, the turbo stops spooling and the bigger turbo takes over? thanks ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Latioboy 1st Gear August 10, 2009 Share August 10, 2009 Oh my god. There u go again..... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cerano 1st Gear August 10, 2009 Share August 10, 2009 i know in a twincharged engine, usually there is a supercharger and a turbo charger which gives you instaneous power from 1-5k rpm and then the power band dips , then the turbo takes over. Is there such a thing that in a twin turbo setup, there is a small turbo and a big turbo suppose they could be engineered in such a way that the small turbo spools up instaneously for takeoff and when it reaches the point that the powerband dips, the turbo stops spooling and the bigger turbo takes over? thanks yes... this is called sequential turbocharging which removes turbo lag. but this is quite costly and needlessly complicates the system. i believe BMW 335i's turbos work in this fashion. Nowadays manufacturers prefer variable geometry turbos Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
inlinesix Hypersonic August 10, 2009 Share August 10, 2009 Go & do ur reading on the net. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Failali Neutral Newbie August 10, 2009 Author Share August 10, 2009 yes... this is called sequential turbocharging which removes turbo lag. but this is quite costly and needlessly complicates the system. i believe BMW 335i's turbos work in this fashion. Nowadays manufacturers prefer variable geometry turbos what are variable geometry turbos? are they built strategically in the engine block to remove turbo lag? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thespark Neutral Newbie August 10, 2009 Share August 10, 2009 BMW's 3 litre turbocharged petrol found the the 335i uses 2 small turbochargers for each of its 3 cylinders to reduce turbo lag. For small turbo + big turbo application perhaps can look at mercedes benz's new turbodiesel in the new E250 CDI which uses a small turbo in the low rev range and a larger one in the higher rev range. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Failali Neutral Newbie August 10, 2009 Author Share August 10, 2009 Oh my god. There u go again..... aiyah. i had this theory in mind after reading about twincharging in the Jetta. But need the engine be reinforced if the original engine block is all aluminium? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Failali Neutral Newbie August 10, 2009 Author Share August 10, 2009 BMW's 3 litre turbocharged petrol found the the 335i uses 2 small turbochargers for each of its 3 cylinders to reduce turbo lag. For small turbo + big turbo application perhaps can look at mercedes benz's new turbodiesel in the new E250 CDI which uses a small turbo in the low rev range and a larger one in the higher rev range. Diesel engines usually use sequential turbocharging to aid in torque off the line? is the powerband of diesel cars similar to supercharged cars? where the powerband dips after 5000rpm? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cerano 1st Gear August 10, 2009 Share August 10, 2009 BMW's 3 litre turbocharged petrol found the the 335i uses 2 small turbochargers for each of its 3 cylinders to reduce turbo lag. For small turbo + big turbo application perhaps can look at mercedes benz's new turbodiesel in the new E250 CDI which uses a small turbo in the low rev range and a larger one in the higher rev range. E250 is CDI? E250 should be turboed petrol not diesel. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
inlinesix Hypersonic August 10, 2009 Share August 10, 2009 BMW's 3 litre turbocharged petrol found the the 335i uses 2 small turbochargers for each of its 3 cylinders to reduce turbo lag. For small turbo + big turbo application perhaps can look at mercedes benz's new turbodiesel in the new E250 CDI which uses a small turbo in the low rev range and a larger one in the higher rev range. BMW 3L turbocharged petrol uses 1 small + 1 big turbo. For diesel, BMW N47 also has widest range of turbo application for the small. For 118d, it use 1 turbo. For 120d/320d/520d, it uses VTG. For 123d, it uses 1 big + 1 small turbo. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cerano 1st Gear August 10, 2009 Share August 10, 2009 BMW 3L turbocharged petrol uses 1 small + 1 big turbo. For diesel, BMW N47 also has widest range of turbo application for the small. For 118d, it use 1 turbo. For 120d/320d/520d, it uses VTG. For 123d, it uses 1 big + 1 small turbo. so i'm right about the sequential turbos? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ithunk 1st Gear August 10, 2009 Share August 10, 2009 for turbo the bigger the cc the better i reckon Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cerano 1st Gear August 10, 2009 Share August 10, 2009 for turbo the bigger the cc the better i reckon im not sure if the capacity has anything to do with turboing but one thing is for sure. forced induction be it supercharging or turbo is the way the industry is going Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cerano 1st Gear August 10, 2009 Share August 10, 2009 Diesel engines usually use sequential turbocharging to aid in torque off the line? is the powerband of diesel cars similar to supercharged cars? where the powerband dips after 5000rpm? sequential turbocharged vehicles or variably geometrically charged veh. have a power band similar to those of supercharged veh in the way that both are linear. however, turbos tend to get hotter and they extend to redline Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Failali Neutral Newbie August 10, 2009 Author Share August 10, 2009 BMW 3L turbocharged petrol uses 1 small + 1 big turbo. For diesel, BMW N47 also has widest range of turbo application for the small. For 118d, it use 1 turbo. For 120d/320d/520d, it uses VTG. For 123d, it uses 1 big + 1 small turbo. do you you mind sharing why sequential turbocharging is very complicated? is there alot of wiring to do in the engine bay ? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Failali Neutral Newbie August 10, 2009 Author Share August 10, 2009 sequential turbocharged vehicles or variably geometrically charged veh. have a power band similar to those of supercharged veh in the way that both are linear. however, turbos tend to get hotter and they extend to redline does it mean reliability issues can come up ? can it be aggravated by the type of ball bearings and material of the blades eg(ceramic) or cast iron? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kyojin 1st Gear August 10, 2009 Share August 10, 2009 heard of Google? it's not as easy as slapping two turbochargers. do a simple search. a lot of stuff covered out there. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cerano 1st Gear August 10, 2009 Share August 10, 2009 do you you mind sharing why sequential turbocharging is very complicated? is there alot of wiring to do in the engine bay ? err common sense. 2 turbos will cost more and be more complex than one. ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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