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RTU Engine
I thought this is very interesting?
RTU | discover progress |
they don't state any of the work done beyond:
"To retrofit the existing engine to RTU patented technology, its needed to replace and modify, several key parts. Mainly the pistons and rings, control unit, and the entire intake manifold." ...... the idea behind an adiabatic engine is interesting, but i don't see how it could possibly happen with a modified production engine from only pistons, rings and the intake. their "super motor" video shows a lot more than that, even with pixelated sections of video. |
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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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On my first lean burn Talon I'm sure I could of ran with a much smaller radiator maybe even without when racing it at the the drags. I would see coolant temperature drop from 200*F to 160*F at the end of a low 11 second pass on E85. But in traffic on a 95+ Summer day I would need a radiator.;) I'm wondering if RTU is saying in "race form only" you don't need a radiator or maybe just a small one at that? The other thing about ethanol you can run very lean and not lose as much power compared to gasoline. |
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I share your mix feelings when it comes to ethanol. I tried a little fuel economy testing using E85 but never got anywhere close to gasoline fuel economy figures. |
It makes me remember the semi-adiabatic Elko Multifuel engine which was developed by Elsbett in the 80s, the first light-duty compression-ignition engine with direct injection.
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Subaru engine for Le Mans revealed | Racecar Engineering Now I'm a naturally sceptical kind of guy and this just seems like snake oil to me. If one of these dowes get put in the back of an LMP2 then I'll gladly eat my words as it destroys the opposition. But I'm just not seeing a lot of evidence and/or physical installation All the pixellated bit can be seen in other shots as the engine goes backtogether in the video especially the port and the pistons. My biggest point is the data. I'm fairly certain race turner worth their slat with a turbo that big, throttle bodies, and countless other thingscould ring 800+ bhp out of the 2.5/5 VAG engine....... for a couple of seconds. Like wise open the waste gates, retune the fuel map and @1850rpm 5.3l/km can be achieved..... again for a few seconds. you know the old adage of if its too good to be true....... especially when they state one set of mods yet can be seen doing a lot more. |
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