The company converted two off-the-shelf 4-stroke, single-piston engines (Honda GXV50) into one functional TourEngine™.
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Running Prototype
TourEngine™ bench prototype running. The bench prototype operation is very smooth. Notice the rapid increase in RPM response to swift bursts of fuel delivery.
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Cross-Section
A cross-section drawing of the TourEngine™ design.
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Solid Works Design
A timing belt couples the two crankshafts. A gearwheel hydraulic pump is depicted on the left. This gearwheel hydraulic pump is connected via a second belt.
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Prototype
The bench prototype itself from a similar angle.
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Data Recordings
Data gathered from two dynamic pressure sensors and a crank-phase-angle sensor during engine operation and testing. One cycle (p-T) is shown as well as the net work output of that same cycle (p-V graph, insert).
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