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Latest revision as of 21:19, 21 January 2018
Basics
- A 2 Piston Recipricating Internal Combustion Engine
- Uses the combustion of a flammible fuel to produce rotary motion
Used For
- Low Power/High Fuel Efficiency Powercubes
- Low Power/High Fuel Efficiency Built in Engine Devices
Industry Standards
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Existing Open Source Designs
- This two stroke diesel version
Minimmum Viable Product
- Both 2 stroke, and 4 stroke designs
- Both Diesel and Spark Plug Variants
- Either a shared cylender design, an inline configuration, a V configuration, or an opposing configuration
- As fuel efficient as possible
- Modular + Easy to Maitanence
- Optional Computerization (fuel injection etc.)
- Can use a multitude of fuels (Bio Diesel, Alchohols (Ethanol, Methanol, Isopropyl), Dimethyl-Ether, and Gasous Fuels (Methane, Hydrogen, Hydroxy Gas) )
Basic Design
Engine Block
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Piston
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Crankshaft
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Spark/Glow Plug
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Flywheel
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Fuel Injector
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Engine Computer Module
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Alternator
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BOM
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See Also
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