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Old May 12th 08, 10:50 PM posted to rec.aviation.student,rec.aviation.owning
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On Tue, 06 May 2008 16:12:20 -0500, Dave S wrote:

Morgans wrote:


Hint: almost all of the lost fuel economy is lost in the form of lots of
heat radiating from the engine, mainly the exhaust gasses.


The inefficiency is derived from the long, shallow "combustion chamber"
formed by the rotor at its top dead center. Flame front progression is
slow to advance, resulting in slightly incomplete combustion, and
results in more heat going out the pipe, rather than being turned into
motion.

I would hope that I know this. I've built a rotary and had it running on
an airframe, alas not without problems (not with the rotary itself, but
part of a builders learning curve)

Dave


Did you end up dumping or keeping therotary?
 




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