Paul
I just realized something. If we use the brazing rod (URL I sent you) we can
melt that in a crucible,
fill up the water jackets, machine the hole for the p-port, and now that becomes
the tube WoW! that will be cool
no you can just machine a plate to hold the P-port tube onto the housing, this
will eliminate the need to weld the inner rotor housing and have to do all that
cleanup. What ya think?
Tony
It is worth a try. I think it will cool when you pour it into
the water jackets and not bond. However heating the rotor housing
to 1100 F in an oven and then poring the liquid brazing
stuff might work. You will have to clean out the water jacket
with a die grinder to get rid of the oxide and coolant deposits.
We don't mess with any of that in the welded p-port version.
Paul Lamar
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