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Wankel Engine Dimensions

10/14/2010 12:45 PM

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I'm Final Year mechanical Engg. Student n wanna make some project my probable choice is wankel engine but i have no idea about it's design n dimensions can any body help me put in this regard or you can suggest some other project based on kinematics of machine.

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Re: Wankel Engine Dimensions

10/14/2010 1:46 PM

Well, let's see.

First your heat pump project, now this rotary engine.

Combine them. Investigate 'Rotary Stirling Engine' and 'Quasiturbine'.

The more I think about it, this may be too good of a suggestion to give you. Better take it before I remove it! Good luck.

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10/15/2010 4:55 AM

the idea u gave is quite good i went through both 'Rotary Stirling Engine' and 'Quasiturbine' but in case of rotory engine i'm struggling with designing and these two are far more complicated than it but i can consider "stirling Engine" . from where can i get the CAD projection of stirling engine having dimensions Thanks

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10/14/2010 2:37 PM

I think you should

Do you understand this????

The wankel engine with moving rotor at backplate. Video

Please report back to us what you think this is.

I think this project is far, far over your level of comprehension or intelligence.

Good luck.
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10/15/2010 4:11 AM

yes of course i understand this,For ma project i'hv studied a lot about wankel engine -it's working,drawbacks etc. the issue i'm facing is designing of it's rotor housing and placement of spark plugs etc. imean i have no idea about it's designing Thanks for ur support. I think these 2 videos best explain it's wrkng http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BCgl2uumlI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyItjvs8nvI&feature=related

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10/15/2010 5:05 AM

You should be able to glean some info from this http://www.cnczone.com/forums/i_c_engines/11562-my_first_wankel_engine_bits.html
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