[Gasification] Two piston ecomotor?
GF
gfwhell at aol.com
Wed Aug 10 11:56:43 CDT 2011
There is a similar looking engine in the Science museum in London, which was removed from a WW 2 German Aircraft. It was a high compression Diesel.
Being flat, it fitted into the wing improving the Luft flow thus increasing the furrshluggerindurger.
However, I seem to remember another innovative "Hardly any moving parts engine" called the Wankel which was heralded as being extremely wondrous,
Whatever happened to it's final development? and would it run on a gasifier product?
GF
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The Fairbanks Morse OP engines that propelled the WWII subs were that design. There are still a few cogen plants around today that use those engines as well in dual fuel configuration, but they were supercharged, not turbocharged.
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Hi Pete
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You can see video , animated pictuures too
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On Tue, Aug 9, 2011 at 3:09 PM, Pete & Sheri <spaco at baldwin-telecom.net> wrote:
What is a two piston ecomotor?
Pete Stanaitis
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