OPOC Engine designed by Eco Motors

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Uploaded by on Dec 4, 2009

A promising looking engine that is 25% the size, 30% lighter and 50% better fuel economy than a conventional turbo-diesel engine.
The OPOC engine was designed by Peter Hofbauer, who spent 20 years at Volkswagen designing diesel engines and the VR6

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  • If the hype is to be believed, this would be the single most important development in ICE technology since the first ICE was fired up.

  • why is it only 5 seconds? Fucking ridiculous

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  • This moter is turbo and supercharged. At my shop we are making the tubing for bolth and the mounting brackets. This thing is gonna make some serious power

  • Nice. I can see see where the weight ans size savings come from, but it is not clear where the 50% increase in efficiency comes from. Could you please expand on this.

  • Interesting concept, I don't think it'll ever be put in production, though. If it is ever put in production, I don't see it being used in an automotive application.

  • @mrriteubthejudge sorry i see it in another video.

  • the outside piston has to have a conecting rod on both sides of it or it will want to try and twist everytime it fires

  • From what I can tell, it looks like they took a couple of old concepts and one new one and put them together in a very interesting configuration: opposed piston (old), opposed cylinder (old), electrically assisted turbo for constant boost across an RPM (and temperature) range (new-ish.) Would be very vibration resistant (I like) and small for a diesel. I think I read of this years ago, though. Whatever became of this? Why is this not on the market? Did the reality not end up matching the theory?

  • The british Napier engine company were keen on opposed piston engines in the 50s. Check out their Deltic locomotive and fast patrol boat engine.

  • Increased surface area too capture the combustion pressure, now make it 4cycle , super low rpm's like less than 50 , micro-pyramid hemi-pistons , and a great turbo ; blueprint and balanced with no decitful engineering flaws and hook it up.

  • @r8wing I totally agree. Don't forget the Commer TS3 btw.

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