AIE Rotary Engines

[wayne]

I was sent this link by member HGH 770N (thank you Roger). The website's short on details and reading between the lines makes me wonder if they've built a physical engine at all. But it does show that toying with ICEs is not seen as a dead end industry and they're expecting to be ready for orders early 2024.

If you find anything further, please feel free to post:

mailchi.mp/0f673f4c0d2a/introducing-the-revolutionary-40acs-aies-fantastic-new-ground-breaking-rotary-engine-6236429?e=65ccae2445

[multistrada1]

There have been several new patents on this engine design. Liquidpiston.com has has a unique approach that seems to have solved rotor sealing issues and allows combustion and exhaust on all rotor chambers through the cycle.

Interesting stuff if you look at the details on the website.

Its great seeing the initial Wankel design still getting some credit.

The main thing I like about my RE5 is the Rotary engine and the simple design. Even with all the complexities added on by Suzuki, once these old bikes are sorted, they seem to go forever.

[timpa136]

Seeing that temperature, color heat chart, I am reminded of how the RE5 made great efforts to equalize

the hot and cold areas.

MULTISTRADA, you get no argument from me.
Even with all the complexities added on by Suzuki, once these old bikes are sorted, they seem to go forever

Tim