The swash plate will cause premature wear on the piston skirts due to the side force from the angle of the plate. This will result in loss of compression and engine failure.
A very amazing and promising technology ! Mechanical Forces are transferred directly from the combustion process to the flywheel. This is similar to the operation of an engine ( motor ) that consumes electricity to operate, as Mechanical ( magnetic ) forces are transmitted directly from the stator to the rotating part. I think that the problems you mentioned in the video are exaggerated, as these problems were certainly taken into account when designing the engine by the engineers, and torque can be obtained using a suitable drive mechanisms system. Eliminating electricity and complex consumer electronics makes the system simple, effective and efficient.
Good luck to them. Still, heard things like this before, e.g. rotary engines. Slow taking off from the start? Not good for city driving. Seems like a lot of unproven parts and systems. Hook up the trani, cooling system, oil system, a/c, power steering, alternator, environmental stuff: how much power does that bleed off? Too early to call this a revolution. But, glad to see research and innovation in the field still going on.
The Germans (who else?) made this as a compressor used on submarines in WWII, for its compactness, low weight, and high pressure: 18bars. The name was: Axial Vector Engine; do a quick search and you will find it.
Why do people call these a 1 stroke engine? 1 stroke implies that the piston continuously moves in 1 direction. If the piston goes up then down that is 2 cycles, or a 2 stroke.
OverviewUsage examplesSimilar and opposite words Dictionary Definitions from Oxford Languages · Learn more stroke noun 1. an act of hitting or striking someone or something; a blow. "he received three strokes of the cane" Similar: blow hit thump thwack punch slap smack welt cuff box knock rap buffet wallop clobber clout whack bash belt sock bop biff swipe slug smite 2. a mark made by drawing a pen, pencil, or paintbrush in one direction across paper or canvas. "the paint had been applied in careful, regular strokes" Similar: mark line slash solidus virgule verb 1. move one's hand with gentle pressure over (a surface, especially hair, fur, or skin), typically repeatedly; caress. "he put his hand on her hair and stroked it" Similar: caress fondle pat pet touch brush rub massage knead soothe manipulate finger handle feel maul tickle paw 2. act as the stroke of (a boat or crew). "he stroked Penn's rowing eight to victory
There is a COMPRESSION and POWER Stroke. That makes it a 2 Stroke. More Marketing.
The swash plate will cause premature wear on the piston skirts due to the side force from the angle of the plate. This will result in loss of compression and engine failure.
A very amazing and promising technology !
Mechanical Forces are transferred directly from the combustion process to the flywheel. This is similar to the operation of an engine ( motor ) that consumes electricity to operate, as Mechanical ( magnetic ) forces are transmitted directly from the stator to the rotating part. I think that the problems you mentioned in the video are exaggerated, as these problems were certainly taken into account when designing the engine by the engineers, and torque can be obtained using a suitable drive mechanisms system. Eliminating electricity and complex consumer electronics makes the system simple, effective and efficient.
Good luck to them. Still, heard things like this before, e.g. rotary engines. Slow taking off from the start? Not good for city driving. Seems like a lot of unproven parts and systems. Hook up the trani, cooling system, oil system, a/c, power steering, alternator, environmental stuff: how much power does that bleed off? Too early to call this a revolution. But, glad to see research and innovation in the field still going on.
Is the piston striking
Or the cylinder...
If the cyl contain the stroke is the cyl striking
Torque is not in Nanometer.
Riding on distilled water and zero-gravity are indeed the future within the new emerging world of higher consciousness.
120 "nano meters" newton merter is the correct term
THAT IS A HYDRAULIC PUMP / HYDROSTATIC PUMP
I want my money for my idea
NM = newton meters
Our current engines are rube goldberg contraptions, of massive
over complexity. The one stroke engine is a mechanics wet dream.
If can not be an Engine, it can be reinvented as a Compressor. I wish to work with you.
Been done.
The Germans (who else?) made this as a compressor used on submarines in WWII, for its compactness, low weight, and high pressure: 18bars. The name was: Axial Vector Engine; do a quick search and you will find it.
No matter what innovation is put in, but a Heater still remain a Heater.
This is just the law of thermodynamics and burning something.
Probably the best new engine I have seen, all these rotory engines are crap.
Why do people call these a 1 stroke engine? 1 stroke implies that the piston continuously moves in 1 direction. If the piston goes up then down that is 2 cycles, or a 2 stroke.
Combine that thing with the electric motor and you might have something
Will the one stroke run on Hydrogen?
OverviewUsage examplesSimilar and opposite words
Dictionary
Definitions from Oxford Languages · Learn more
stroke
noun
1.
an act of hitting or striking someone or something; a blow.
"he received three strokes of the cane"
Similar:
blow
hit
thump
thwack
punch
slap
smack
welt
cuff
box
knock
rap
buffet
wallop
clobber
clout
whack
bash
belt
sock
bop
biff
swipe
slug
smite
2.
a mark made by drawing a pen, pencil, or paintbrush in one direction across paper or canvas.
"the paint had been applied in careful, regular strokes"
Similar:
mark
line
slash
solidus
virgule
verb
1.
move one's hand with gentle pressure over (a surface, especially hair, fur, or skin), typically repeatedly; caress.
"he put his hand on her hair and stroked it"
Similar:
caress
fondle
pat
pet
touch
brush
rub
massage
knead
soothe
manipulate
finger
handle
feel
maul
tickle
paw
2.
act as the stroke of (a boat or crew).
"he stroked Penn's rowing eight to victory
Not an ev killer, but fun!
2 stroke ÷ 2 p in one cly
Totally would not buy any type of a ICE engine ,but that was very interesting 💥💫👁
Power ship lie
Another computer that can't pronounce?
Towards pronounced Toe words
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Reinventing Crap !
Is it Mazda taking this invention and putting it on its cars the way they did it with the Vankel engine?