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BruceB


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I'm installing a pyrometer on my Beta 43 engine and would like to know the EGT at the dry side of the exhaust elbow.

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Bruce



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Farron


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Hello Bruce,

You can expect to see an exhaust temp of around 500° C.

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Is that a "don't go over 500C or just a good average depending on load?

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Bruce



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At full load you will see about 500° C.

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Thanks, Farron. Much appreciated!



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We have a temperature gauge about 5 cm downstream of the water to exhaust mixer.
Quite consistently when under normal loads , it shows 21 deg C above sea water temperature. When first installed, we were in Arctic Norway, and the 20 deg temperature was a shock.

We see it as a fairly rapid warning and alarm for a blocked sea-water inlet.


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