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opinions?View attachment e.pdf
chhitiz said:perhaps that's all you are capable of.
chhitiz said:can somebody tell me how to calculate efficiency?
chhitiz said:yes I've checked there are no toroidal engines which resemble my design. could anybody tell me what to do next?
chhitiz said:in this design, the piston stops all by itself ...
chhitiz said:but, it would help, if you could assume that what i have designed is possible to build and seal, and then guide me as to how to calculate, at least in theory the efficiency, or simulate this design on some software. as far as i know, ansis or pro-e won't do.
what are the engines with similar compression ratios? any of them toroidal?Mech_Engineer said:Just making a guess based on engines with similar compression ratios is your best bet IMO, and that will likely be around 15-20%.
chhitiz said:... guide me as to how to calculate, at least in theory the efficiency ...
chhitiz said:... can we simply guess the efficiency based on c.r.? is there a way to calculate the precise efficiency of a completely new design?
chhitiz said:... could people anyways suggest a way to calculate efficiency or something ...
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