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DonHoraldo (4 days ago) Show Hide
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nice looking design, but I think you're over estimating its efficiency. in any combustion engine the energy loss via heat alone is greater than 20%.
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Technically, if it was a law and is proven wrong it means it was never accurate unless proven wrongly by others. Which means it was never proven wrong to begin with.
idrinorbarsaku (4 days ago) Show Hide
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Technically, yes...generally speaking...EVOLUTION!
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seems this engine design benefits mostly from high RPM capability due to the rotary cumbustion/exhaust. However the recipricating of the piston would make that limit too low to experience benefits that a true turbine has.
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quickieflyer (1 week ago) Show Hide
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I don't see how this makes it any more efficient and providing more leverage compared to it's weight. Nice graphic but not much explanation.
Kjel2 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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when is this going to be made and acctualy put into something?
slave880 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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is there a coolant system? lube system? cause this thing will fried in a few minute.
AviatorBJP (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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It looks like it's an air cooled engine. (notice the fan structure on the front of the hub)
I can see how they could impliment a lube system on this too. Oil could be sent through the back side to distributor points near the bearings and rings.
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I know all too well the difficulty of those courses also...
I've had to take Cal 1, 2 & 3, Calculus based Physics 1 & 2, Calculus based Statistics and DE!!!

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