Many of you have seen the process of making this rotary valve engine with different intake and exhaust system and how I tried ...

How a Rotary Engine Works, And Why It's Currently Dead. Peering into the guts of a rotary engine teaches you what makes it live, and why it had to die. By Kristen Lee Published: Jan 13, 2016.

The Rotary Engine's Nazi Inventor. The history of the rotary engine is a strange and wonderful tale that dates back as far as 1588 when Ramelli invented the first rotary-piston-type water pump.

The rotary engine works on the same principals as the standard piston-based engine, but it does so in a different manner. Engineering Explained is here to walk us all through exactly what's going ...

Rotary Engine Evolution: From Its Nazi Inventor to How It Works. Part 1: The rotary engine’s origin story and how Mazda became synonymous with the unique design. David Pratte Writer Apr 01, 2023.

Mazda's debut of the rotary-powered RX Vision concept car at this year's Tokyo Motor Show was surprising for a number of reasons, chief among them that the concept appeared two years after Mazda's ...

However despite their pride rotary owners may not fully understand exactly how the engine works, or more specifically, don't admit that it just shouldn't work. The rotary design basically got its ...

Smaller valves are lighter, which means the engine can rev higher, create more power, and in general, look down upon the two-valve engines of the world with a sense of multi-valve satisfaction.

How does a Wankel engine work How are they different to a 4-stroke Why they’re coming back. Like more conventional petrol engines, a rotary engine uses fuel ignited by a spark to produce power ...

So far, the rotary valve engines have really only made waves in the model aircraft industry, a market that RCV is very active in, but PGO believes the engines in the 125-150cc range could power ...

So, if you're curious about how the EGR valve works in your diesel engine, stick around. As a former professional mechanic and lifelong gearhead, I'll break it down for you.

This is how the combination of an engine, fuel, and air makes your car move, explained in plain English, in case you're not an engineer.