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Old 06-28-2009, 09:06 AM   #1
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R-2800, BMW801, M-82, Homare, Kinsei, Kasei, Ha-41/109

For this engines i look for max continous power at FTH, and for max power (w and w/o injection) ever at FTH, and the respective engine setting (rpm and pressure).
Only engine variants on WWII fighters.
PW R-2800 (-8,-10, 18, 21, 63, 59, 57, 77)
BMW 801 (C, D, S)
Shvetsov M-82 ( , F, FN)
Nakajima Homare (Ha-45) (-11, -12, -21, -43)
Mitsubishi Kinsei (Ha-33) (-62)
Mitsubishi Kasei (Ha-32) (-23, -26)
Nakajima Ha-41/109 (Ha-34) (-01, -11)

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Old 06-28-2009, 07:59 PM   #2
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This page will help you on the R-2800

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Old 06-28-2009, 08:37 PM   #3
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from the source linked from Gibbage
R-2800-10 max continuous 1500 hp at 21500' at 2550 rpm (pressure not indicated) military (maybe not max) 1650 hp at 22500' at 2700 rpm (pressure non indicated)
R-2800-18 max cont. 1550 hp at 26000' at 2600 rpm (pressure not indicated) military (maybe not max) 1800 hp at 23000' at 2800 rpm (pressure not indicated)
R-2800-21 max cont. 1625 hp at 25000' at 2550 rpm (pressure not indicated) military (maybe not max) 2000 hp at 25000' at 2700 rpm (pressure not indicated)
R-2800-57 max cont. 1700 hp at 30000' at 2600 rpm (p.n.i.) military (m.n.m.) 2100 hp at 30000' at 2800 rpm (p.n.i.)
R-2800-59 max cont. 1625 hp at 25000' at 2550 rpm (pressure not indicated) military (maybe not max) 2000 hp at 25000' at 2700 rpm (pressure not indicated)
R-2800-63 max cont. 1625 hp at 25000' at 2550 rpm (pressure not indicated) military (maybe not max) 2000 hp at 25000' at 2700 rpm (pressure not indicated)
R-2800-77 ax cont. 1700 hp at 30000' at 2600 rpm (p.n.i.) military (m.n.m.) 2100 hp at 30000' at 2800 rpm (p.n.i.)

from an other page on engine history (reading it's not easy)
R-2800-8 "normal" 1550 hp at 21500' at 2550 rpm (pressure not indicated) military (maybe not max) 1650 hp at 22500' at 2700 rpm (pressure non indicated)
R-2800-10 same of -8
R-2800-18 "normal" 1550 hp at 26000' at 2600 rpm (pressure not indicated) military (maybe not max) 1800 hp at 23000' at 2800 rpm (pressure not indicated)
R-2800-21 "normal" 1625 hp at 25000' at 2550 rpm (pressure not indicated) military (maybe not max) 2000 hp at 25000' at 2700 rpm (pressure not indicated)
R-2800-59 "normal" 1625 hp at 25000' at 2600 rpm (pressure not indicated) military (maybe not max) 2000 hp at 25000' at 2700 rpm (pressure not indicated)
R-2800-63 "normal" 1625 hp at 25000' at 2550 rpm (pressure not indicated) military (maybe not max) 2000 hp at 25000' at 2700 rpm (pressure not indicated)
R-2800-57 "normal" 1700 hp at 26500' at 2600 rpm (p.n.i.) military (m.n.m.) 2100 hp at 28500'at 2800 rpm (p.n.i.)
R-2800-77 "normal" 1700 hp at 26500' at 2600 rpm (p.n.i.) military (m.n.m.) 2100 hp at 26500'at 2800 rpm (p.n.i.)

from data on wwiiaircraftperformance.org
R-2800-8 normal 1550 hp at 22000' (23800') at 2550 rpm (49.5'' Hg), miltary 1650 hp at 21000' (22800') at 2700 rpm (52.5'' Hg), water injection 1975 hp at 16900' (20300') at 2700 rpm (60'' Hg) (note british climb at 44'' Hg/2550 rpm, combat at 52.5''/2700 rpm)
R-2800-18 normal 1550 hp at 26000' at 2600 rpm, military 1800 hp at 23000' at 2800 rpm,
R-2800-10 rated at 2550 rpm (39'' Hg), all out 2700 rpm (52'' Hg) (british)
R-2800-10 normal 1550 hp at 22500' at 2550 rpm, military 1650 hp at 21000' (22500') at 2700 rpm (52.5'' Hg), water injection 1975 hp at 16900' (60'' Hg) (british climb/continous 44'' Hg/2550rpm, combat (5') 52.5''Hg/2700 rpm, combat with water 60'' Hg/2700 rpm)
R-2800-21 rated 1625 hp at 30000' at 2550 rpm (40'' hg) military 2000 hp at 27000' at 2700 rpm (52''Hg)
R-2800-63 water injection 2260 hp at 27500' at 2700 rpm (56'' hg) (2330 hp at 15000' same other but turbo) standard called 2300 hp at 27000'
Hg possible upped 65'' or 66'' with and w/o water injection in summer '44 or late
R-2800-57 normal 1835 hp at 25000' at 2600 rpm (42.5'' Hg), military 2225 hp at 25000' at 2800 rpm (53'' Hg), water injection 2800 rpm (72'' Hg) no table the plane crashed trouble for maintenance a this setting of power

from Tzaw1 pdf:
R-2800-21, -59, -63 continous 1450 hp at 13300' at 2400 rpm (43'' Hg)
R-2800-57, -77 continous 1600 hp at 16200' at 2600 rpm (45'' Hg)

take all with a grain of salt:
R-2800-8 and -10, basically same engine, normal (continous) 1550 hp at 2550 rpm (39'' Hg) at 21000'+, military 1650 hp at 2700 rpm (52.5'' Hg) at 21000'+, water injection (if available, w variants) 1975 hp at 2700 rpm (60'' Hg) at 16000'+
R-2800-21, -59, -63 basically same engine, normal (continous) 1625 hp at 2550 rpm (40'' Hg) at 25000'+, military 2000 hp at 2700 rpm (52'' Hg) at 25000'+, water injection (-59 and -63) 2300 hp at 2700 rpm (56'' Hg) at 27000'+, possibly boost later increased at 65'' or 66'' Hg
R-2800-18 normal (continous) 1550 hp at 2600 rpm (? Hg) at 26000'+, military 1800 hp at 2800 rpm (? Hg) at 23000'+, water injection data non available
R-2800-57 and 77, basically same engine, normal (continous) at 2600 rpm (42.5'' Hg), military at 2800 rpm (53'' Hg), water injection at 2800 rpm (72'' Hg) maybe reduced??

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Old 06-30-2009, 12:06 AM   #4
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In this paper from FAA are data of R-2800:
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Old 08-07-2009, 10:21 AM   #5
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nobody have info for others engines??
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Old 08-11-2009, 05:45 PM   #6
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nobody have info for others engines??
Regarding Japanese look here:
List of Japanese radial engines showing dimensions, displacement etc.
Translated version of http://www.warbirds.jp/kakuki/sanko/en_japan.htm
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From "Airplanes production in USSR 1917-1945" part 2, TsAGI
Type
Year
Country
bore [mm]
stroke [mm]
Displacement [l]
Compression ratio
weight [kg]

take-off
power output [HP]
RPM
boost [mm Hg]
normal
RPM
boost [mm Hg]
altitude [m]
power output [HP]
altitude [m]
power output [HP]
Nominal specific parameters
Specific power [HP/l]
average effective boost????? [kG/sq cm]*
weight-to-power ratio [kg/HP]
* Sorry, I am tired and not quite I am in contact with three different languages
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Old 08-12-2009, 09:51 AM   #8
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thank you both
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Regarding Japanese look here:
List of Japanese radial engines showing dimensions, displacement etc.
Translated version of http://www.warbirds.jp/kakuki/sanko/en_japan.htm
for non japanese speaking, like me, i add that kaisei it's mars and kinsei venus
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for non japanese speaking, like me, i add that kaisei it's mars and kinsei venus
Specially for non japanese speaking, like you: Zuisei is Comet, Hitachi Ten-pu - wind in the high sky, Kotobuki - auspicious, Hikari - Light, Sakae - glory, Mamori - guard, Homare - honour.
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From "Airplanes production in USSR 1917-1945" part 2, TsAGI
Where can I find this source in the net?
/TsAGI - Central Aviation State(of USSR) Institute/
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