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| greygoat
04-21-2011 05:44:43
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As I answer this, I"ve got a Wisconsin TH/THD/ TJD shop manual in front of me. Max RPM of a model TH is 2600 RPM. For THD/TJD it"s listed at 18 horsepower at 3200 RPM. The chart does go to 3600 RPM, but horsepower drops after 3200. There are also "Specs" for barometric pressure, and altitude above sea level. "Allow 1% loss of power for each 1000 feet above sea level. ALSO:"For contionous use", "Deduct 20% of horse power as a safety factor". 20% of 18 is 3.6, so if you consider a generator as contionous, then rate the engine at 14.4 horsepower. I"ve got a THD on a 5KW generator and run the engine at 2400 RPM, where the book says it has 15.2 HP, (I don"t worry about altitude), and it does just fine with an Onan belt driven generator. I"ve always considered Wisconsins as low speed high torque engines and would never consider running one over 3000 RPM.Just pick a pulley combination to get your required speed. |
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| Stephen Bushmaker
05-09-2011 11:28:18
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Re: THD Wisconsin horsepower / RPM in reply to greygoat, 04-21-2011 05:44:43
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| | Mr Graygoat; thanks again for your Reply. The pully combinatons are 18 and 30 for what I can get. Gives me an RPM of 3000. 10KW comes out to 13.4 horswpower, (100% conversion factor). can you tell me what the engines puts out (From your manual) at 3000 RPM? or where it drops below 14 HP (RPM)? Thanks in Advance, Stephen Bushmaker |
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| Stephen Bushmaker
04-21-2011 09:06:30
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Re: THD Wisconsin horsepower / RPM in reply to greygoat, 04-21-2011 05:44:43
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| Thanks! That has been sort of my thoughts. I have another THD on my weld and power unit, it runs at 1800 or 2000, depending on your heat / power desired. We had installed this motor (From a concrete Saw) on a logsplitter, but didn't like crank starting at below zero Temps. We installed an electric start 14 on the splitter, this engine has been sitting sense then, Fresh .030 over, new vlaves. guess I'll shoot for RPM's under 3000. A well tuned Crank engine is a pleasure to start, at any Temp, but my partner never got the hang of below zero. For some reason I thought the max of this engine was 3200 RPM (Max Horsepower) and not 3600 RPM, (max speed). We had bought a manual but that seems to be on the Burried or lost list. Thanks for your Help! Steve |
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