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Old 11-18-2013, 02:36 PM   #4 (permalink)
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One of the important factors is the fuel efficiency, which with the RTU ECU itself will increase an average of 16.4%.
Sounds like lean burn.

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Fresh cooled air is manipulated so as to allow the engine to run in a lean burn condition further cooling the engine.
Lean burn, which this "RTU" technology apparently uses, tends to cause a slower combustion charge burn rate. This requires advanced ignition timing, and because the burn rate is slower, more heat escapes into the cylinder walls and the piston crown than with a stoich mixture.

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According to the RTU patented low temperature combustion technology, the intake gases flowing from the engine's exhaust system (red hose) are significantly colder than original.
You can achieve the same effect by ceramic coating the turbo innards with a ceramic coating.

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The RTU patented low temperature combustion technology provides a unique feature - a closed loop hose system, where there is no need of radiator at all.
Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight.

And it sure would help if their spiffy animation didn't quit after 1 second.

Looks like a candidate engine to power the next unicorn vehicle.
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