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Re: Steam Engines [message #54686 is a reply to message #54666] Thu, 13 October 2005 17:20 Go to previous message
Bill Martinelli is currently offline  Bill Martinelli
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It was my understanding the Wankel is very powerful with low rpm torque, but was not particularly fuel efficient. Admitadly I know little about the engine but am learning about it. The Otto engine is another strange one.

My connection with steam? I just like it. simple and easy to produce. low rpm torque and can be efficient with a good boiler. Quiet operation.
The quasiturbine connection to steam is the engine design can be set up as internal combustion or steam / hydrolic design. lots of different examples on their web site. I need to find some more info on this thing that isn't connected to themselves.

bill

 
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