rotary internal combustion engine
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clever design but most of the presure from combustion will just push the rotor down or up resulting in very little torque
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@ArtisanTony I 100% agree with that, if you are from a nation that speaks English as a native language. Some of the smartest people in the world don't speak English at all.
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the problem with this design is efficiency - most of the power will not be used to create the rotation but to push the plate down - which does only create a momentum proportional to the inclining angle of the plates. more problematic will be cooling and sealing the "chambers": the rotating plate would need some internal cooling........and it will bend under the load. creating a reasonable sealing will be difficult if not impossible. the ignition can not be where the highest compression occurs!
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@vjykmr44 bite me troll
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@ArtisanTony ; This is something scientific. Language should not be a concern. Just fuck off.
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one word Friction!
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And it still has apex seals....lol
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after viewing this and carfully diagnosing the opperation taking into account load, speed, rotaion and end thrust its a load of shit.
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@fuhandaigou You're correct. The word "This's" is perfectly good English. And it's not just your English. :) If someone says you're wrong, you're not, they are! ;)
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If rotary motors were so good? What happened to the Mazda rotary motor?
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I love your ingenuity,but it wont be any good when the oil drys up,that is were i am at the moment,Friction and heat from combustion will be a major problem,i noticed in this design,you have not showed any liquid cooling,you have not included in/out valves for cooling,that is all that is missing from this,and i don't see any journals for the oil to move around.
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appreciate the time you took for this
How is the "crankshaft" attached to the rotating plate?
VentoDriver 1 year ago
@VentoDriver Hi you see other video that I uploaded, you can understand It. thanks!
fuhandaigou 1 year ago
"This's" LOL There is no such word. So now that I know you do not know the English language, you want me to believe you?
ArtisanTony 1 year ago
@ArtisanTony "This's=This is" is my English language! maybe you do not like it, but you understand it! thank you very much. else, WHY I want you to believe me? why!
fuhandaigou 1 year ago 2
@ArtisanTony
fuhandaigou 1 year ago
what if the central plate was static and the hemispheres rotated?
that would give you more flywheel mass and fewer places to install bearings.
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what the hemispheres rotated without wobberling and the only the plate wobbled?
That would give you a third point to extract energy for the pumps, etc.
kwg06516 1 year ago
@kwg06516 I think you study it more carfully! thanks! if you interest it. I designed it for small or micro-internal combustion engine with high speed, high power.Maybe it can be used pump!
fuhandaigou 1 year ago