nozzle area formula?

before my son got a hold of my computer i had a formula for getting the total nozzle area when using my weather station. can someone please post a link to this, it's for enderle style nozzles.........i know there is a chart out there somewhere. thanks in advance
Darren Russell

 

web site

Im not sure this is the one you want : www.tdaweb.com look under drilling software tools

 

nozzel size and airea

Jet Size & area
50 =.001963
51 =.002042=3.87% more than # 50 jet
52 =.002123=3.82% " " # 51 jet
53 =.002206=3.77% " " # 52 jet
54 =.002290=3.67% " " # 53 jet
55 =.002375=3.58% " " # 54 jet
56 =.002463=3.58% " " # 55 jet
57 =.002551=3.45% " " # 56 jet
58 =.002642=3.45% " " # 57 jet
59 =.002733=3.33% " " # 58 jet
60 =.002827=3.33% more than # 59 jet
61 =.002922=3.26% " " # 60 jet
62 =.003019=3.22% " " # 61 jet
63 =.003117=3.15% " " # 62 jet
64 =.003216=3.08% " " # 63 jet
65 =.003318=3.08% " " # 64 jet
66 =.003421=3.02% " " # 65 Jet
67 =.003525=2.96% " " # 66 jet
68 =.003631=2.92% " " # 67 jet
69 =.003739=2.89% " " # 68 jet
70 =.003848=2.84% more than # 69 jet
71 =.003959=2.81% " " # 70 jet
72 =.004071=2.76% " " # 71 jet
73 =.004185=2.73% " " # 72 jet
74 =.004300=2.68% " " # 73 jet
75 =.004417=2.65% " " # 74 jet
76 =.004656=2.58% " " # 76 jet
78 =.004778=2.56% " " # 77 jet
79 =.004901=2.51% " " # 78 jet
80 =.005026=2.49% more than # 79 jet
81 =.005152=2.45% " " # 80 jet
82 =.005281=2.45% " " # 81 jet
83 =.005410=2.39% " " # 82 jet
84 =.005541=2.37% " " # 83 jet
85 =.005674=2.35% " " # 84 jet
86 =.005808=2.31% " " # 85 jet
87 =.005944=2.29% " " # 86 jet
88 =.006082=2.27% " " # 87 jet
89 =.006221=2.24% " " # 88 jet
90 =.006361=2.21% more than # 89 jet
91 =.006503=2.19% " " # 90 jet
92 =.006647=2.17% " " # 91 jet
93 =.006792=2.14% " " # 92 jet
94 =.006939=2.12% " " # 93 jet
95 =.007088=2.11% " " # 94 jet
96 =.007238=2.08% " " # 95 jet
97 =.007389=2.05% " " # 96 jet
98 =.007542=2.03% " " # 97 jet
99 =.007697=2.02% " " # 98 jet
100=.007853=1.99% more than # 99 jet
101=.008011=1,98% " " # 100 jet
102=.008171=1.96% " " # 101 jet
103=.008332=1.94% " " # 102 jet
104=.008494=1.91% " " # 103 jet
105=.008659=1.91% " " # 104 jet
106=.008824=1.87% " " # 105 jet
107=.008992=1.87% " " # 106 jet
108=.009160=1,84% " " # 107 jet
109=.009331=1.84% " " # 108 jet
110=.009503=1.81% more than # 109 jet
111=.009676=1.79% " " # 110 jet
112=.009852=1.79% " " # 111 jet
113=.001002=1.68% " " # 112 jet
114=.001020=1.77% " " # 113 jet
115=.001038=1.74% " " # 114 jet
Exampal 100 jet to 99 jet, divide area 7697 into 7853=98.01 subtract that # from 100.answer, 1.99%
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I have an Excell fuel program that figures this for you once you imput the sizes. Email me if you want it.

Beal095@juno.com

 

shannon, can you send it to me secondwindracing2000@yahoo.com

 

Id like to see that excel program please. xinfinitex55@sbcglobal.net

Thanks- Jason

 

Jet sizing

Shannon, could you forward me a copu.

groth@bex.net

 

Sent.............

 

excel program

can i to have a copy please
thanks

 

I would love a copy.

ericdavidbru@yahoo.com

Thanks!
EDB

 

excell

Can you e-mail me with that excell spread sheet

cjm@seabrookinternational.com

Thanks
Chas

 

Seems everyone is interested, can i be in a copy?
P

 

Me to, me too!!

paul@conceptsengineering.com

Thanks,

 

send me one too

ttotobono@msn.com

 

Very interesting all thats been sead. Would like to see a copy of that fuel system if possible send to trsracing@yahoo.com

 

Shannon...it like you said free beer!!!!!

 

Here are (2) square area calculators I made in Excel spread sheet format. They are both the really same thing. On the first one you enter the quantity, size of jets & nozzles. On the second one the only thing you have to do is enter the quantity.
These are free to use & share.
I checked the numbers on a calculator and everything should be correct. If you find a problem post back, PM or e/mail me and I'll try and correct the problem
Use at your own risk, author is not responsible for it's accuracy.

http://www.dragsim.com/files

 

The mathmatical formula that I use is: 3.141593(or pie) x diameter x diameter = sq. area. Example: .050 nozzel; 3.141593 x .025 x .025 = .00196. Hope this helps, Dave Newton

 

Shannon, I would like a copy also TAF4352hotmail.com thanks.

 

I love pie