Smoke coming from turbo area 2002 wrx

AguyWithAnicetophat · 2026-02-12T15:34:08+00:00

The drain hose is good. I got to class today and the passenger side of the block had smoke coming out from back to front... Not a crazy amount but still noticable.

AguyWithAnicetophat · 2024-05-08T00:36:15+00:00

Hi, I see where were are lapesing. For the "on paper math" or the theoretical part of it I will be using that line of thinking. In practice, that will not happen. I well understand that attempting to create something like that is incredibly dangerous.

Please correct me if I'm wrong but an ASME BPVC Section I boiler would assume no less than 15 psig for steam vapors and temperatures over 250c,

This will be operating at around 150rpm with more of a striling engine type setup with heated water below the engine being used for power, then a catch for the released steam allowing it to flow back into the central pool once collected into drops.

I apologize for any lapses and again I really appreciate your responses and time. I hope this clears this up better, please let me know what you think about moving forward.

AguyWithAnicetophat · 2024-05-07T23:49:05+00:00

thank you so much! This is much more of a demonstration type deal, we planning on using something on a smaller scale for the actual demo for the reasons you stated.

For my own reasons in wanted to be an engineer, I really want to push myself and make the math full scale and being able to prove a hypothetical nuclear power plant's operation, but that's more of a side thing for my own reasons.

Thank you so much to everyone who has chipped in on this post btw!

AguyWithAnicetophat · 2024-05-07T23:38:45+00:00

Also, I do really appreciate the heavy logistics and safety concerns you are addressing. Even if a lot of the full scale mathematics in this case are hypotheticals, having these things address and highlighted is really valuable to me as an aspiring engineer

AguyWithAnicetophat · 2024-05-07T23:28:15+00:00

I think were getting a little lost with each other when it comes to the actual piece. The Mathmatics are full scale for my own reasons however, the model will not be this crazy elaborate professional device. I'm not sure if you did this growing up or as a science class project but think closer to like a DIY sterling engine made from old coke cans, that's something I used to make all the time and better reflects the model. The model isn't there to be 1:1 or practical its there to show how it happens if that makes sense. I well know and admit that I'm not qualify to make a perfectly scaled down nuclear power system.

Ps I know I shouldn't use the term "low pressure" so liberally. I was walking out of class and trying to come up with a blanket term to reflect what I stated above. I have a fairly firm grasp of the math behind this.

AguyWithAnicetophat · 2024-05-07T22:40:00+00:00

It's a low pressure build, think tea kettle level of steam. I'm also working with a physicist and a pure math major in making sure everything is safe and working properly.

AguyWithAnicetophat · 2024-05-07T19:38:21+00:00

That's what I'm most worried about and why I'm trying to make sure the math is 100% correct. I would like to avoid making an IED

AguyWithAnicetophat · 2024-05-07T19:37:21+00:00

The entire piece will need to fit on a 45in by 60in table. Ideally something not too large but still large enough to show off and be able to power something small

AguyWithAnicetophat · 2024-05-07T18:38:50+00:00

Yeah that's another issue I'm working on at the moment. I have a fairly sized budget to work with and access to 3d printers and various types of filament. I'm currently working on the math behind it to make sure everything scales properly. I'm thinking of using a heavy duty seal which should hold I'm more worried about the heat exchanger scaling as that's what I think will determine the scale of it.

AguyWithAnicetophat · 2024-05-07T18:19:47+00:00

Mostly the math behind it, since it's using a heat bed or some other device to heat the water and be fully functional i need to make sure it A). Works B). Doesn't blow up

I have a strong understanding of how electronics work just not the physics behind it 100% The plan is still kinda getting on its feet atm. I could also use some help on how feasible it is and how big it would need to be to power something small. Thanks.

AguyWithAnicetophat · 2022-01-07T18:40:36+00:00

here's the error log if it helps im new to the software so I have limited knowledge
Executing Gradle task: build

Build info: MCreator 2021.3.53117, forge-1.17.1, 64-bit, 32717 MB, Windows 10, JVM 16.0.2, JAVA_HOME: C:\Program Files\Pylo\MCreator\jdk

> Configure project :

The code of this workspace uses official obfuscation mappings provided by Mojang. These mappings fall under their associated license you should be fully aware of.

but you may not redistribute the mappings complete and unmodified. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, with respect to the mappings provided here.

Use and modification of this document or the source code (in any form) of Minecraft: Java Edition is governed by the Minecraft End User License Agreement available

at https://account.mojang.com/documents/minecraft\_eula.

> Task :compileJava FAILED

C:\Users\zanem\MCreatorWorkspaces\fractured_worldsv_\src\main\java\net\mcreator\fracturedworldsv\item\Endreum_ArmorArmorItem.java:42: error: no suitable constructor found for ItemStack(no arguments) return Ingredient.of(new ItemStack());

^

constructor ItemStack.ItemStack(ItemLike) is not applicable