Unique Features
Combustion Chamber Volume vs. Shaft Rotation
- Predicted increase in efficiency from the air standard model
- Higher pressures during the expansion process
Unique Combustion Chamber and Combustion Process
- Working volume is divided into two separate volumes
- Fuel is injected into the leading volume
- Air is forced from the trailing volume into the leading volume creating high turbulence and improved mixing
- Improved combustion and emissions performance
- Combustion pressure forces applied as direct torque to output shaft
- No reciprocating-to-rotary or orbiting mechanism required; strictly rotational operation
- Eliminates inefficiencies associated with friction due to thrust loading of the pistons
- Provides a much improved vibration characteristic
Configured as either shaft-horizontal or shaft-vertical
- Increased latitude in design of the downstream power transmission components
- Provides broader packaging options
Simple components geometry
- Most shapes are extruded profiles or surfaces of revolution
- Allows application of advanced materials
- Ceramics
- Composites
- Coatings
