How Rotary Engines Work major components

The video source http://www.howautowork.com , is about basic component of rotary engine like rotor,housing shape,spark plug,exhaust ports,cooling system,combustion chamber,internal gear,eccentric shaft and the mechanism it works

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Autos & Vehicles

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• basic
• component
• rotary
• engine
• rotor
• housing
• shape
• spark
• plug
• exhaust
• ports
• cooling
• system
• combustion

[Warblade118]

I love the way he says "aloominum."

[22ness0hayden]

This guy sounds Kiwi?

[mitsuevo8mr]

mazda rx-7 and rx-8 jajaja

[iamvezm]

@KevinChangWang I'm fairly sure the two spark plugs are for a more even burn and helps against misfires, the R26B has 3 per housing.

[iamvezm]

@22ness0hayden reminds me of old school videos

[RX2Fan]

I like how this block is all oldschool components! note the 6mm rotor apex seals and the 3 hole peripheral exaust ports.

[ang1590]

@MDisaster this guy isn't yank though; he's obviously from a british-commonwealth country

[MDisaster]

@Warblade118 "aloominum" is how the yanks pronounce Aluminium. They have their own US English version of the word, written as "Aluminum" and they put the accent on the first U because they want to be "special".

[iballin10]

The e-shaft is holding the rotor I'm guessing. It has to rotate 3 times faster because the rotor has three apexes and it takes 3 revolutions for the e-shaft just to make 1 revolution of the rotor. There's a 1:3 ration on it.

[lobzdik]

I dont understand how the e-shaft rotates 3 times faster than the rotor... How is that possible if the rotor sits snug on the lobe of the e-shaft???