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1641 cc - 60 hp
=CAD=
=CAD=
Download Sketchup - [[File:pc50.zip]]
Download Sketchup - [[File:pc50.zip]]


Note: This model is a first attempt at framing a Volkswagen engine in a Power Cube.  The pumps shown are crude models of triple pumps for powering three independent hydraulic circuits for a LifeTrac.


[[Image:pc50.jpg|400px]]
[[Image:pc50.jpg|400px]]
Note: This model shows a cooler that was used for the prior 28 hp power cube.  For updated cooler information see the following link:
[http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Hydraulic_Cooler_Sizing#Selecting_a_Cooler Selecting A Cooler]


[[Image:pc50guts.jpg|400px]]
[[Image:pc50guts.jpg|400px]]
=Next Steps=
'''Next steps are to design a light weight Power Cube of 50 hp for the OSE Car - as in [https://rizzoma.com/topic/0a7e6f841a3da1e1a33ccebede0f99b4 OSECar Rhizome]. Integrate with work of [[Yann Log]].
'''*Make it out of aluminum for car - http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/50hp_Power_Cube. Build on June 23, 2013 Gary work - [[File:50hpCube.skp]]
*Use vw 50 hp
*Use mitered corner aluminum - 1/4"x2"x2" angle
*Fit in fuel tank - 5 gal. Secure off shelf or weld
*Source a 28 gpm pump from surpluscenter, at the RPM of the VW
*Get a hydraulic cooler and fan sized to 2x the existing power cube
*Get a hydraulic reservoir - off-shelf or weld, aluminum
*With this design, we can take it to a welder. We can CNC plasma cut the aluminum. 1/4" for the sides, essentially same as former power cube but aluminum instead of steel.
==More==
*Assume that the Pump mounts directly on top of the bell housing of VW engine
*Use existing dimensions of engine compartment of [[Wikispeed in Sketchup]] or [[OSE Car]] in Rhizoma
*The engine may stick out the top of the Wikispeed engine compartment  - but that is ok.
*Select pump for RPM of VW bug engine
*Use [[Hydraulic Calculator]] from Surpluscenter


=Links=
=Links=
*Recent James work - [[Power Cube WS]]
*[[Power Cube Development Matrix]]
*[[Mounting of Hydraulic Pump to VW Engine]]
*[[Bell Housing Pump Mounting Detail Concept]]
*[[50 hp Power Cube Calculations]]
*[[50 hp Power Cube Calculations]]
*[[Hydraulic Cooler Sizing]]
*[[Danny Brown]] - Missouri VW Support and car mods
[[Category:Power Cube]]

Latest revision as of 13:34, 13 December 2013

1641 cc - 60 hp

CAD

Download Sketchup - File:Pc50.zip

Note: This model is a first attempt at framing a Volkswagen engine in a Power Cube. The pumps shown are crude models of triple pumps for powering three independent hydraulic circuits for a LifeTrac.

Pc50.jpg

Note: This model shows a cooler that was used for the prior 28 hp power cube. For updated cooler information see the following link: Selecting A Cooler

Pc50guts.jpg


Next Steps

Next steps are to design a light weight Power Cube of 50 hp for the OSE Car - as in OSECar Rhizome. Integrate with work of Yann Log. *Make it out of aluminum for car - http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/50hp_Power_Cube. Build on June 23, 2013 Gary work - File:50hpCube.skp

  • Use vw 50 hp
  • Use mitered corner aluminum - 1/4"x2"x2" angle
  • Fit in fuel tank - 5 gal. Secure off shelf or weld
  • Source a 28 gpm pump from surpluscenter, at the RPM of the VW
  • Get a hydraulic cooler and fan sized to 2x the existing power cube
  • Get a hydraulic reservoir - off-shelf or weld, aluminum
  • With this design, we can take it to a welder. We can CNC plasma cut the aluminum. 1/4" for the sides, essentially same as former power cube but aluminum instead of steel.

More

  • Assume that the Pump mounts directly on top of the bell housing of VW engine
  • Use existing dimensions of engine compartment of Wikispeed in Sketchup or OSE Car in Rhizoma
  • The engine may stick out the top of the Wikispeed engine compartment - but that is ok.
  • Select pump for RPM of VW bug engine
  • Use Hydraulic Calculator from Surpluscenter

Links