Rotary engines ... about this engine. Most of what we know is the same basic facts repeated over and over again. It was allegedly designed to propel a Soviet-era torpedo and was fueled by hydrogen ...

Mazda however, is uniquely positioned to take advantage of hydrogen as a combustion fuel. They are, after all, the only manufacturer currently building Wankel rotary engines. The nature of the ...

The rotary engine offers vibration-free operation ... and it's also able to run on hydrogen, to address any issues surrounding emissions. Combining rotary tech with EV power is an ingenious ...

Mazda is in a unique position in the automobile world with its rotary engine. The Wankel engine happens to run rather well on hydrogen and is not as susceptible to many of hydrogen's shortcomings ...

The explosion, caused by hydrogen peroxide leaking from a Type 65-76A torpedo, triggered a second ... most of which was fuel for the ramjet-powered engine which propelled the missile at speeds ...

Recently, Astron Aerospace presented a new type of hydrogen combustion engine called H2StarFire, which offers unprecedented performance across numerous sectors due to zero emissions. This innovative ...

However, during a training “attack” against a surface combatant, a Type 65 torpedo fueled by hydrogen peroxide exploded, creating a hole in the submarine and sinking it. The Kursk came to ...

JCB manufactures diesel engines for big machines, but is now looking to switch things up for a cleaner future. To that end, the company is working on hydrogen-burning engines for its big machines.

Next-generation hydrogen engines should not have arrived until at least 2026, according to the major manufacturers. However, it seems that one of them has just gone ahead and is marketing authentic ...

Talk of radically different designs always leads to a single name – Wankel. The Wankel rotary engine, most notably used in automobiles by Mazda, has been around since the late 1950’s.

A far better proposition would be a rotary engine running on hydrogen, as its significantly more volatile nature would lead to no unburnt fuel escaping. To make matters worse, rotary engines need ...

The WWII torpedo takes advantage of the gyroscope's resistance to a change in motion. It uses this property to allow a course to be "programmed" into the torpedo. The axis of this torpedo's ...