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Carbon fiber air cooled alternator fan body and components.

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YOUR RESEARCHCarbon fiber air cooled alternator fan body and components.

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Our next step involves testing the fit of 3D-printed prototypes on a 1975 Porsche
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Our next step involves testing the fit of 3D-printed prototypes on a 1975 Porsche
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Greetings everyone! I'm excited to share a recent project I've undertaken: redesigning and engineering a carbon fiber alternator fan body and 12-blade fan setup for air-cooled engines. With my background in composite design and engineering for automotive and aerospace applications, I eagerly accepted this challenge… I've developed a mathematically accurate redesign of the alternator fan body and fan specifically tailored for 1965-1989 Porsche 911 models. Utilizing advanced 3D scanning techniques alongside traditional high-accuracy measuring tools, I accurately replicated the alternator 's fan body and 12-blade fan. These replicas feature visual enhancements and added geometry for improved structural integrity. The redesigned fan body boasts enhanced geometry to bolster structural integrity and reduce weight and rotational mass. By optimizing the design, we minimize component movement during temperature fluctuations, thereby mitigating the risk of contact with the alternator fan body under high-stress driving conditions at elevated temperatures. Our next step involves testing the fit of 3D-printed prototypes on a 1975 Porsche 911 to ensure seamless integration and functionality. Once validated, we'll proceed with mold development for carbon fiber production. Stay tuned as I continue the road to functional carbon fiber air cooled components! And yes, the fan blade will be balanced…

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