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Rand Cam engine

 

Here is a very small fracture mechnicas Circular vane engine .

all ready underdevelopment for the US Militray , 6inc by 6 inch by 6 inch 24 detonations per revelotion

  • 6 inches dia.
  • 6 inches long
  • 42 hp at 7000 rpm
  • 40lbs.
  • Tested at NAVAIR PSEF Oct. 2003
  • Cylindrical rotor with integrated drive shaft
  • Axial vanes move sinusoidally
  • Cams on each end of the rotor guide the axial vanes
  • Major moving parts: rotor and 12 axial vanes
  • Symmetric design forms 24 combustion chambers

 

DESIGN

  • More powerful and fuel efficient than current reciprocating engines, yet less expensive to maintain.

SIMPLICITY

  • Only 2 moving parts, the vanes and the rotor – no pistons, valves, etc. – reducing assembly and maintenance costs.

POWER

  • Provides up to 24 power strokes per revolution. The stroke length of a reciprocating engine is approximately 3.5″, and one power stroke is generated for every two revolutions. The RadMax™ Engine has a stroke length of approximately 14″, and its unique design provides 12 power strokes per revolution.
  • Calculated at 30% volume efficiency, compared to Wankel engine’s 10% volume efficiency, compared to piston engine 7-8% volume efficiency.

COMPACT

  • Fully scalable, the 42 hp diesel engine version is only 6″ in diameter by 6″ long.

MULTI-FUELED

  • Ethanol, Natural Gas, Propane, Diesel and even Hydrogen Fuels including mixtures.

NOISE REDUCTION

  • High firing frequency resulting from 24 combustions per revolution virtually eliminates exhaust and intake noise.

 

would you like more info about this ? do you want me to do more search about it ??

Email me if so . i dont like this engine also.

i dont like vanes.

Search  words
Complete torque – full torque – continues torque – torque engine. Toroidal engine – Toroidal motor.
Piston less Engine  – Piston less Motor – Cam less Engine – Cam less Motor -

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