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What klem is referring to is what I mean JtD. IIRC the Merlin XII did not require field modification, this was already done at the factory, and the throttle was different and designed with a dog leg 'gate' in order to move from max 9lbs to emergency 12lbs. It's a slightly different system to the Spitfire I. I have "Merlin In Perspective" - it's Robo's copy and I'm getting through it slowly!
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I always thought the instant engine death boost levels were only achieved when people went and started putting matchsticks in holes they shouldn't have.
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As interesting as this might be for some of you, this thread was meant to be for posting observations about the performance of the Spit & Hurri as it is in game, not another discussion about historic records relating to flight models.
But hell at least people aren't slagging each other off. |
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...and your first post starts with an out of game document... Last edited by 5./JG27.Farber; 10-14-2012 at 12:19 PM. |
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Attached a description of the automatic boost control unit as in the Merlin II. You can see how the cut out would work. You can see that it would give full boost, only depending on throttle setting, when the cut off was engaged.
Guess this has been posted before, but so what. |
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On the Merlin 20 series, the maximum boost available in case of the cut off engaged was regulated through bleed holes of a particular size - which at least required different cut out valves. This way the cut off no longer disabled the abc completely, it just reset it to a higher boost level.
The take off setting did not use the mechanism of the cut out valve, but went a different way, the particulars of which I don't remember right now. It essentially is a fixed throttle setting around the abc as opposed to an abc controlled boost, managed through varying throttle settings depending on a pressure balance. The boost limit with engaged abc cut off and the boost limit with the take off setting are not related. The necessary modification for the Merlin XII when using all out level with 12lb boost would be a modification of the cut out valve. |
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