displacer diameter calculation
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Steve Bailey
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If you can define "displacer", someone might be able to help you calculate its diameter.
Without a good definition, all I can offer is twice the radius (the radius is equal to square root of the [area divided by 3.14]).
You could also use circumference divided by 3.14.
Without a good definition, all I can offer is twice the radius (the radius is equal to square root of the [area divided by 3.14]).
You could also use circumference divided by 3.14.
kolyur
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Do you mean displacment diameter, as in the cylindrical displacement of a piston bore?
In that case the formula is d = sqrt[(4*V)/(pi*L)] where V is the volume and L is the length of the bore. Remember all units must be consistent.
In that case the formula is d = sqrt[(4*V)/(pi*L)] where V is the volume and L is the length of the bore. Remember all units must be consistent.
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