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No External Cooling |
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Trucks and cars
internal combustion engines require
a separate system for cooling.
Though the engine appears small, it
has to have its peripheral equipment
to operate. The radiator cooling
system, through the transfer of heat
from the engine water to the air, is
inefficient since the heat escapes.
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Cyclone
Engines have no hoses or hose
clamps, which is a major benefit
for using the Cyclone Engine.
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The Cyclone
Engine uses outside ambient air
to cool and condense the piston
exhaust in a centrifuge cooler.
Repeatedly spinning the exhaust
vapor through a series of thin,
air-cooled discs in the
centrifugal condenser is far
more efficient than directing
the vapor on a one time pass
through a normal static
radiator.
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Rather than
releasing the heat captured from
cooling the exhaust vapor, the
intake air, that gains this
vapor heat, is ducted to the
combustion chamber where it
contributes to the total heat
that produces the super-critical
fluid to operate the Cyclone
Engine.
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