New internal combustion engine design

[Joe 1320]

Tiny motor makes whopping HP.

"The prototype has a 14 inch diameter and is 14 inches long. It weighs 150lbs. There are only 26 moving parts, 31 parts total. The first prototype uses diesel or biodiesel for fuel. Through two revolutions of its crankshaft, the ME firing cycle is equivalent to a 32 cylinder reciprocating engine, that is, it fires 32 times. As a result, its displacement is equivalent to an 848 cubic inch reciprocating engine, despite its compactness."

http://www.leftlanenews.com/massive-...ig-things.html

Imagine the power to weight potential.

[ryan34]

This sucks, I'm at work and can't view the video. I'm not seeing how it works

[Trash man]

intresting, cant wait to see live demos of it

[FroSSty]

The theory is sound. That is going to be one interesting little motor if it takes off.

[94TAGT]

I just read about a new engine design using 2 cylinders and 4 pistons! Sounds crazy but the picture explains it. I will go back and look at my "royal thrown" reading and find a link!

[Joe 1320]

It certainly looks like it could revitalize work on an internal combustion engine. Think of the power to weight ratio!

[94TAGT]

Here is the link I promised.
http://www.ecomotors.com/
http://www.ecomotors.com/engine-design
Look at the figures on the second link! It is unreal fo this size motor. BTW, they are also doing this same motor for gas. The spark plug would go opposite the fuel injectors.