Analyzing the data of the previous tests on the track, we quickly realized that it would be the case to make a test bench study, in the true sense of the term. We began to think about how to build a test system of these components related to the typical cooling systems of karts, starting from the heart: the water pump. Like many things, easy to say, a little less to do… Starting from the evaluation of the type of forces in the field: how much power does the pump absorb? And what type of flow should we measure? Here a little help came to us from the manufacturer who declared a maximum flow rate of about 30 liters / min.
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At PFI, the championship’s most demanding and selective circuit, rewards Janker ahead of Vidales and Hiltbrand.
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CIK-FIA EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP KZ-KZ2
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CLOSE UP
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VINTAGE THE ICONIC KARTS
TEST WATER PUMPS 1