Wankeltyyppiset
Wankeltyyppiset, also known as rotary or Wankel engines, are a type of internal combustion engine characterized by a rotary design as opposed to the traditional piston-driven mechanism. Developed by German engineer Felix Wankel in the mid-20th century, these engines utilize a rotating triangular rotor within a chamber to convert fuel into mechanical energy.
The core principle of Wankel engines involves an eccentric rotor turning inside an epitrochoidal housing, creating
Wankel engines are known for their compact form, lightweight construction, and high rotational speeds, making them
Despite these drawbacks, Wankel engines have been produced by various manufacturers, with Mazda being the most