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I know a bit French and atmospheric pressure is pression atmosphèrique (et non pression d'admission comme on peut lire en bas d'echelle) - even for engineers. Perhaps with some poetic freedom they would have written pression ambiante. It is however written pression d'admission and this is a technical term. I checked and the most suitable translation are inlet pressure or manifold pressure.
See translation here: http://dictionary.reverso.net/french...'admission. I have no clue what exactly they address here as pression d'admission and of course this is open to debate. I am however quite sure that they don't mean atmospheric pressure. Perhaps a Frenchman could tell if one is around? EDIT: My calculator sais that 980 mmHg = 1.289 atm (=ata?) and 990mmHg are 1.303 atm So basically the French achieved 494 kph at 600 m with rpm 2400 and 1.303 atm pression d'admission Extrapolating pessimistically to 0m they got 478 kph with rpm 2400 and 1.289 atm pression d'admission Last edited by 41Sqn_Stormcrow; 10-26-2011 at 06:27 PM. |
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