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Cyclone Engine
Technology - First invented in
2004, it has been under
continuous development since
then. Many patents have been issued,
with more in process. The
technology is new, unique and revolutionary
but relies on underlying well
proven and established
technologies, such as those used
in gas turbines, diesel engines,
and steam engines. It has superior
characteristics in a number of
domains
- Multi-Fuel
- Will burn any
combustible fuel including
biomass and municipal waste
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Clean burning – Provides
complete combustion and a very
clean exhaust
- Efficiencies comparable to
diesels, when all required
subsystems are included
- High horsepower to weight
ratios – about a 2.5 to 1
advantage over full diesel
systems.
- Low noise,
Low vibration, and low infrared signatures.
- Large range of sizes possible
– from 1 KW up to over 1
Megawatt.
- Facilitates conversion to a
range of synthetic fuels,
including biomass.
- Provides an ideal power source
for hybrid and conventional
vehicles.
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Does not require a radiator,
water pump, oil pump, complex
fuel injection, or catalytic
converter, reducing cost,
weight, space and increasing
reliability. |
