Quasiturbine
#1
08-29-2005, 05:29 PM
Quasiturbine
Quasiturbine... could if engineered correctly work in a high performance car.. just imagine the power of rotary but the efficiency is a hell of a lot better
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Other significant advantages of the Quasiturbine include:
Other significant advantages of the Quasiturbine include:
[ul][*]Zero vibration because the engine is perfectly balanced [*]Faster acceleration without a flywheel [*]Higher torque at lower rpm [*]Nearly oil-free operation [*]Less noise [*]Complete flexibility to operate completely submerged or in any orientation, even upside-down [*]Fewer moving parts for less wear and tear
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Link To understand
Other significant advantages of the Quasiturbine include:
Other significant advantages of the Quasiturbine include:
[ul][*]Zero vibration because the engine is perfectly balanced [*]Faster acceleration without a flywheel [*]Higher torque at lower rpm [*]Nearly oil-free operation [*]Less noise [*]Complete flexibility to operate completely submerged or in any orientation, even upside-down [*]Fewer moving parts for less wear and tear
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#2
08-29-2005, 07:48 PM
RE: Quasiturbine
You'd think the burn would not be particularly good with all the noks and crannies!
#3
08-30-2005, 01:44 AM
RE: Quasiturbine
that's pretty interesting. i'm surprised i could actually understand how it works, usually i suck at understanding how car parts work
