heatexchanger

Discussion in 'Diesel Engines' started by darrenledniczky, Jan 3, 2007.

  1. darrenledniczky
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    darrenledniczky New Member

    hi i'm daz i'm building a 20'ft fishing boat i've got a 309 diesel engine,would it be any good for the boat,
     
    darrenledniczky, Jan 3, 2007
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  2. StianM
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    StianM Senior Member

    That was limited information:confused:
     
    StianM, Jan 4, 2007
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  3. billythefish
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    billythefish New Member

    hi I am building a 24ft aluminium sport type fishing boat I have a alpha 1 gen 2 outdrive and I am going to use an isuzu 2.8 td diesel engine , I am going to make a stainless steel heatexchanger and run a sealed system on the engine and the pump in the leg to run water through the heat exchanger.what size is your boat, what drive are you using
     
    billythefish, Feb 18, 2007
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  4. sal's Dad
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    sal's Dad Atkin/Bolger fan

    Building an aluminum Diesel, why use a heat exchanger? Why not an integral keel cooler, welded on the inside of the bottom? Or do you need cooling for the outdrive?

    Sal's Dad
     
    sal's Dad, Feb 18, 2007
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  6. leomagill
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    leomagill New Member

    If thats a peugeot 309 you are referring to have a look at www.leomagill.co.uk and go to the 'project puggit' button, lots of marinising pics.
     
    leomagill, Jan 6, 2008
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