See Thru Rotary Engine in Slow Motion - (Wankel Engine) 4K
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 มี.ค. 2018
- I Run a See-through Rotary (Wankel) engine and Film it in Slow Motion so we can see how the combustion process works, aka Wankel Rotary engine.
here you can also see what is inside of a rotary engine (Wankel), while it's running in full view to see just visually witness how a combustion process differs from the piston engine counterpart.
First ever See Through Rotary Engine Series on TH-cam or anywhere in the world.
Have you ever wondered how a Wankel engine works differently from a conventional piston engine then you're watching The Right video, because with my see-through angle engine you can see inside the combustion chamber as the engine is running while I film it with high speed cameras to show you how the Wankel combustion process works.
This is the first episode of the see-through rotary engine series and the second season of The see-through engine series.
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Watch this in 4k whether you have a 4k tv or not, it looks incredibly insane, in a good way. its awesome !
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just like with firearms, I'm so amazed at how fast combustion type engines operate mechanically with how fast the combustion/explosive process occurs, and so efficiently without more breakages... simply incredible
I am as equally amazed by sychromesh and auto gearboxes. So many things working in harmony, it looks like some form of alien tech
Boom dorito make me go vroom
And compare it with Electro-motor with no moving gears and parts. Just bearings.. and magnetic force. And 90% power factor, mostly higher.
@@gerryco them Germans man.
@@palohagara105electric motors are only applicable in small cars imagine an electric excavator or dump truck or airplane
How does someone dislike this video? He gives us the exact content he advertised...
Can't please everyone
Idk about everyone else, but sometimes when I accidentally click on a video that I don't want to get suggestions based on, I'll dislike it to correct YT's algorithm.
maybe some people are expecting dorito commercials?
@@Matityahu-the-God That's why there is a feature where you click the 3 dots by a recommended video and click on (not interested) opening the video just to dislike it is pretty dick when there is another way to correct the algorithm.
Drunk, high, missed the correct button. Have angry hearts and are acting out since it’s the internet.
Slow motion: *Warzone noises*
Normal Speed: Kids blowing into their arms
lmao true
The slow mode is like a tank shot
Well they obviously edit the sound in. High speed cameras don't come with high speed microphones lol
@@greenshadow131 It was a silly idea. I would have just left it silent.
Slow motion really sounds like the Germans invading Poland.
How about an 8 Wankel engine? Instead of a V8, it's a W8. I remember driving a girlfriends 85 RX7. It was so smooth. A ticket machine.
@Calvin Currie you stack more rotor housings
This does exist but 8 is to much. Search 3/4/5 rotor rx7’s
Also a “w” engine configuration already exists. Search Bugatti w engine
@@jamesgent5897 yes many WV have this type
@@xristos1857 the classic vr6 engines
This engine backfires more than supervillain's plans.
Mi 28 😂🤣🤣
😂🤣
@James M its knocking not frontfiring or backfiring
Not while actually running...
@@CarlMan69 if an engine was made up of equal forces it wouldn't even turn.
Awesome job explaining how the rotary engine works. Also, you did an amazing job with the slow motion! Thank you very much for making this video!
Thank you!,
Two highly underrated channels with quality content right here. Thanks guys!!
Albert Einstein your welcome
Now I think what we all want to know: Will it will run on WD40? ;)
When i hear the engine sound, that like 2 stroke. But without piston and cylinder. And more simple. I hope can install on my bike..😂
Rotary engine:
Have a displacement of a 4 cylinder, have power of an 6 cylinder and fuel economy of an 8 cylinder.
*Fuel economy of 12 cylinder 😂
@@harmosm1084 As every other engine if you are dumb
@@harmosm1084 If you treat your engine well rotary lifespan will be pretty average in comparison to other engines that we have now.
Not a recordsman like some mercedes engines from 200x but still.
@@harmosm1084 My RX8 has ~80k and i don't need it. Engine runs perfectly. At least 100k is completely possible.
@@harmosm1084 It proves my point anyway, also you can't be sure - it all depends on a lot of factors.
I'm impressed with how incomplete the burn cycle is on this model, look at all that fuel being wasted. Very cool video!
Yes, it is a shame that so much 'burnt' fuel is wasted. We can no longer accept such pollutants in today's world. But several experimenters have found solutions to this problem so the engine may have a future yet as a classic and compact, lightweight power-plant.
Full size rotory engines found in the rx sereis of cars are the same way. They're super prone to forward firing due to incomplete combustion and the unburnt fule igniting in the hot exhaust. Terrible for the environment. But super cool. Lol. I drove a second gen rx7 before. Super fun car. Didn't end up buying in cause the wireing for the lights and everything to make it road legal was shot. Super fun car tho. Braaaaaapp! POP! POP! POP! BRAAAAAAAAPP!
@@jimparr01Utube That tiny, very imprecise and rudimentary engine does not represent how large wankel engines function.
@@pistonburner6448 Understood.
@@jimparr01Utube I have to add that in a way you're right though: that tiny engine does in fact demonstrate a fundamental flaw in wankels, it just does it in a far too exaggerated way.
The situation isn't anywhere near that bad, but the same flaws do nevertheless exist.
I personally believe that wankels may never become 'fixed' of their flaws, but we have naturally not seen all potential improvements so it's impossible to know.
Sort of how 2-strokes were possible to turn into clean-burning things with slight changes (mainly direct injection and removing the oil from the fuel).
What makes this video impressive imo is not the engine. But the work Mr Dude The Video Maker went through to film it!
Double love on this comment ❤️💕. I appreciate that, it was not easy to make it work. Thanks a ton !
Yes that is already in the works, and I almost did the larger version first, but I figured the first episode had to be the simplest Rotary I can come up with, and move forward from there. Thanks!
Agreed
Warped Perception o
Although this is a cool video I disagree, it’s more impressive to invent such a machine than to film it.
Edit: Don’t misunderstand me, I do think this is a impressive video and a lot of work went in to it.
226 tries? Man, much appreciation and thanks for your effort and dedication. It's awesome to see the combustion process. 👍
“That’s what you call dedication” indeed.
Thanks very much for sharing. Your hard work didn’t go in vain.
That was epic. From concept, to building your own and then demonstrating the mechanism/physics so clearly!
226 TAKES :O give that man an Oscar for dedication :D
DrPepper 1337 Quality
This is seriously epic! Congrats on the idea and execution!
thank you, it took me 2 months to get it to work. You want to know what's crazy, every time I was building something on this engine, testing it, breaking it doing all the research and development. ... Almost every time I had you in my mind when I was telling myself, "this thing is just too damn small" ... Lol.
Love your videos
Warped Perception I would love to see a cooperation between you two
ΑΡΗΣ ΚΟΡΝΑΡΑΚΗΣ that's a good idea !!
Run it on propaint please
This is one of the coolest uses of high speed cams I’ve ever seen. This was awesome!
Aside of this epic shot, lets appreciate this man has done the *last* clip for 226 take to give you this epic information
I first learn about this motor about 50 years ago, and today finally I saw how it works. Thanks for this beautiful video and explanation.
The wankle was first used in NSU cars (German) in the early 60's and later licensed to Mazda, etc.
That is exactly right, that is why this particular Engine That I Used is called the NSU Wankel. About time somebody knows their history!!!
I had an NSU Prinz micro car, so I knew about their early Wankel Spider attempts and failures with finding the right apex seals. They were more into making motorcycles and many people know of the company by that crazy Kettenkrad tank-treaded motorcycle in WW2. Great video, I appreciate how much effort it took!
Yes, when I was editing this episode I was looking for some good pictures or videos of that tank, I had seen that a while back on a project that I was working on for the History Channel, I can't remember what the documentary was about but I even contacted the network to see if I can get some of that footage, they didn't get back to me in time to include it. I thought that was insane that they wanted to use a rotary for a mass-produced tank. Thanks, it was a pain in the a** but I knew somebody had to do it. Originally scheduled to be a 2-day shoot it ended up being a 16 day shoot. Thanks I'm glad you liked it, episode 2 is going to be nuts, all of this is building up to episode 3.
NSU Ro80
See if you can find an RC guy who has one of those electric starters that you just put on the spinner to start next time! lol
You accomplished two things with that video. You made me respect the simplicity of the rotary engine and gained a subscription.
Holy shit, this is actually the first demo that made me realise that the inside of the engine is shaped so that the three chabers are always separated by apex seals
Really cool stuff
No wonder my rx8 gets terrible gas mileage its not burning 75% of the fuel......
Eh, try turboing it and running on E85... I get 11mpg in my RX8:)
But it's the most fun car Iv'e ever owned...
Punchy LightBeer how’s it holding up to boost?
Iv'e been through about 8 engines in 8 years, but that was because of the dodgy workshops (I tryed 3) not building it right.
Now over the last 2 years Iv'e redone everything and it's running great:) - long story..see my channel..
Iv'e run up to 20 psi recently but I have read the stock Renesis can't flow more than that besides the detonation risk with it's 10:1 compression.
My stock ( 5000km {3100miles} ) short block is running fine on 17 psi but that is mostly because of the E85 not my shit tuning ability.
Doesn't the RX7 engine survive boost much better? The RX7 ports are on the circumference instead of on the front/back on the RX8 if I recall correctly. Do you go through many APEX SEALS?
Tb0n3 I was told that if you mix a little 2-cycle oil in your fuel then it will increase the lifespan of the apex seals. It makes sense if you think about it and digging around the internet it appears to work.
1% fuel is burned and 99 used as shower :)
Lol u can see how much fuel is in there and rotary is backfiring like crazy
Remember,it didnt have one side of the combustion chamber on it! Wankles run very clean,and very efficient,and VERY strong.
@@dman9579 They don't run clean. The burn oil by design.
Chris McRoy got em
@IfYouDisagreeYouAreWrong *Wankels are definitely not made anymore either...*
When I was younger my dad had one of these on a rc airplane. Really different engine. It ran really nice
I remember back like 30 years ago talking with a group of friends at work about the rotary engine and how out of the box it was. It was the first time I heard about and still think it was revolutionary.
I don't know if this is the only video on TH-cam showing the inside of a live, running Wankel engine, but it was a real treat to watch! I already know how they work and after seeing a few videos on how traditional 4-strokes look in action, including yours, this was really cool to add to my watched list! These videos basically confirm what my mind already imagined it would look like based on what I know.
It actually is, I contacted Mazda and they told me nobody has ever done it before except for them, one time back in the 60s. Mazda should know if anybody does.
I've to agree, even as engineer it is really intresting to see that internal work flow in realtime and also in slow motion. Thank you Warped Perception - > thumbs up and a subscribe :D
Thank you SO MUCH!!! for shareing, for your interest, for your dedication, for your patience…
You have shown us just what I was willing to see: how does an engine work from the inner side.
Thank you and greetings from Santander (Spain)
I love your passion for finding out how things work and then for sharing that with others. Setup and filming both masterful and flawless. I wish you had been one of my schoolteachers and communicated that passion for learning to me when I was younger. It's not too late, I guess. Thankyou.
Incredible . I did an assignment in the fifth grade from an article in one of my grandfathers popular mechanics magazines. My 1st A+. I’m 62 years old. Thank you!
5:00 that went from pistol, to machine gun, to the A-10's autocannon!
I used to own a 1993 Mazda RX7 and loved it...But a friend of mine wanted her so badly finally I sold my mazda to him. Now he's happy but I'm sad ...
you must be a really good friend
bunakkaptan well if he’s really your friend I’m sure you can buy it back, hopefully after the rebuild haha
and then HE RICED IT
well if it's any consultation, he'll be stuck with it when the engine needs to be rebuilt.
it's ok they are unreliable
Incredible camera work! I owned a new Rx3 in 1973 and it was a blast! They had a flat torque curve and were so smooth that it had an alarm to tell you that you were over revving.
The first time my RX7 alarmed at me, I literally jumped out of my seat, nobody warned me about the redline alarm, lol.
Ive been working on engines for about 8 years now and im being taught by a 3rd generation mechanic. My bosses grandpa worked on the model A fords. This is the coolest video ive seen. Ive only been able to imagine what its like to see inside the chamber of a cylinder like this. Exited to show my boss on monday. Keep up the good work!! 🤙👍👍
Do you live in America ?
I only can say: Thank you for doing this!
Rotary be like: haha dorito go spin
This was way funnier to me than it should've been
dorito go braaaaaap
dorito go s🅱️in
Daniel Cilantro be like haha comment go steal
Axel 92 something like that
the slow motion of the rotor was one of the most beautiful thing I've ever seen. Thank you.
Thank You so much for all your help and dedication....
I was always curious how a rotary engine functioned, now I know. I'd give you 10 thumbs up if I could. Thanks!
Nah he's got plenty of thumbs......
They are garbage. Last an 1/8th the time as a piston engine
Deere2154D
12 years ago Mazda was running 3-rotor powered RX8 tube-frame chassis cars in Grand American sports car racing(now merged with IMSA) that was not only wooping V8s & Flat 6s with shear power
it had was also killing the piston the engines on the reliability front while still setting up a fire show.
Read *Speedsource RX8*
*Read Mazda RX8 GT*
@@Deere2154D Do you have any objections to 2 stroke dirt bikes? I would say you might rebuild the top end many times in time but never have to do that on a 4 stroke. Most every one who complains about rotaries has never had first hand experience. I think they are far easier to remove and rebuild than a subaru.
I rebuilt with a friend my rotary engine from my 1982 Mazda RX7 when I was a teenager. What an interesting build that was. It was like building a sandwich.
When you actually put one together, you see that it is really easy to do. Sadly, here in SoCal, I'm one of the few that has actually built one. All the dealerships simple buy a re-manufactured small block from Mazda, swap the parts and drop it in.
A dagwood sandwich?
I just want to say this video is PERFECT. It was EXACTLY what I was looking for
Sincerely I value your dedication
You are igniting young minds through this process.
I don't have enough phrases to say that was too awesome explanation about how rotary engine works
iHSÁN 9T3 so cool!!!!
You have some of the best videos showing things that I'd love to do but can't. The Rotary videos are fantastic! Thanks and it was worth the effort and blisters.
thanks for spending so many efforts!
it really shows the principle quite visible to everyone - and i mean the principle of combustion driven motors in general
This is tremendous effort! Thanks for putting up so much effort you are such a great person to show us inside the wankel
My life's complete, I've seen a piston and a rotary engine run
Brilliant, never saw a better demo of how a rotary works.
Bought an rx7 in 79, had it about 8 years , liked it a lot. Great video.
Warum nicht länger?
I dont know why, but this is so satisfying.
6:16-6:20 playback at .5x sounds like transformers sound effects
More like 0.75x
wow sounds awesome a bit like a videogame companys theme "song" in the intro
HOLY FUCK THATS BADASS!
Cool asf
this is where probably michael bay gets his sound file for the film.... this channel can sue michael bay
thank you so much. as a rotoray addict this made my freaking day. ive always wanted to actually see that crazy little triangle doing its job. thank you sir. :)
When it fires correctly you can see the flame ignite at the glow plug and propagate into the increasing volume of the combustion chamber. Very informative.
Phenomenal explanation, the way you explained it certainly educated me. Such a great video.
Thank you!!!
Dear sir you have explained it very beautifully and a lot of appreciation for your great work!
Thank you so much! ❤️
Brilliant idea adding the acetylene to the slowmo. Best demo of a rotary I've seen yet.
As a mechanic student, thank you for the video, it clears up a lot instead of visualizing it in a book!
As an student of mechanical engineering, I'm very delighted by your great video and being able to see this quality of detail! And see so close a rotor engine after learning about the use Mazda gave to it on their 787B
Do you live in America ?
This is pretty impressive since it's hard enough to get a Wankel to seal with proper metal parts and seals.
177SCmaro lmao !!! Exactly what I was thinking while I was filming this stuff. That was a good one.
177SCmaro lol. I chuckled at this. So true
i cant explain how awesome such a small rotary engine can be. Thats just awesome.
Sometimes perfect engineering is so beautiful and nice to look at.
Decades ago, my eccentric ME student boyfriend told me about this strange contraption, the Wankel (or vhan-kuhl, as he said it). The affair ended but decades later, I happened upon your video. VERY, VERY COOL😏 Thank-you!!
Thank you for your dedication to show us how these machine works. I really enjoyed watching this video and found it very satisfying.
I love ur vids mate.. I can see how much effort goes into such simple exercise.. Not so simple at all.. That's fantastic loved it.. Keep up the good work.. Us petral heads love this stuff.. Combustion engine controls the world last 100 yrs..
Wow!! Awesome video! I’ve always wondered how they worked. That’s for the video and all the time it took to make it. It was well worth it. Props!!
Thanks for showcasing the Wankel rotary model engine! THANKS!
That is awesome dedication from your side to have made this in the first place. Thanks.
Good job Buddy! I really appreciate that hard work and dedication to the making of this video .
This was definitely a pleasant video to watch. That's so cool that you made a miniature, see- through rotary... thanks for the view!
Such an awesome and understandable video… I didn’t know much about rotary engines always kind of like them, but that’s put Things into perspective very well for me and gave me a much greater understanding and passion to learn more about this rotary style engine it’s freaking cool.
Thanks for your effort. This shows very well how the cycle works. Much appreciated.
Dude.. That's just great.
Thank you!!! I could NEVER do this build on my own. Spectacular.
GOOD JOB.!!
Thanks for all the good works my guy. That was truly amazing to watch.
Think you very much for explaining I always wondered how does it work
This was beyond awesome. The Wankel engine is a work of genius.
5:28 when u get home from school
You're talking about that throttle valve aren't you
5:37 when u rip a fat one in class
Underrated comment
The wind of freedom
First day with girlfriend when on toilet
Awesome display! Now I understand my RX8 (motor) better than ever.
For the record, YES that is dedication. Thanks for your efforts; that was really interesting.
Good job matt!!
Matts one of the smartest guy i know.!!!
20 years plus and he gets more creative!!
Lol... Thanks Man
Absolutely love this video, don’t know much about cars but I love them. This gave me so much info on what cars have this engine and I loved the combustion
Great work dude. I really appriciate your passion and dedication. This thing takes a nation to the heights.
Wow the sounds on this is absolutely amazing!
It really helps me to better understand things like this when I can see them. I really enjoy your content. Thanks! 🙋
There's no clearer way to explain a rotary engine working than actually seeing it in slowmo . Brilliant work!
Thank you
Best Wankel demo I've ever seen. Thank you.
I've had many of those apart they are really cool had Suzuki re5 rotary.. the simplest design I've ever seen and the most bolts to hold the big ones together
One of the best educational vids I've seen in many years buddy, excellent 10/10 😁🇬🇧🇺🇸😁
Once the apex of the rotor passes the exhaust port, the high-pressure combustion gases are free to flow out the exhaust. As the rotor continues to move, the chamber starts to contract, forcing the remaining exhaust out of the port. By the time the volume of the chamber is nearing its minimum, the peak of the rotor passes the intake port and the whole cycle starts again.
The neat thing about the rotary engine is that each of the three faces of the rotor is always working on one part of the cycle. In one complete revolution of the rotor, there will be three combustion strokes.
Citroen and Van Veen also experimented with Wankel, but only NSU and Mazda had Wankel commercialized. A nice thought to rotate instead of the existing up/down engines, but some bad hooks: bad compression control, bad fuel consumption and bad CO2 creation.
@@dokterbimmer7270 Do you not understand LEAKAGE
@@xkexke8081 as Ernie Brink said, by changing sparkplug hole geometry by a very thin flat hole (height of the hole will have the same thickness as apex seal) , but too narrow hole could diminish the effectiveness of the spark,I think we can go bigger in the height of the hole without really having consequant gas exchange between compression chamber and exhaust chamber. Other ideas from Ernie Brink are very interesting and pertinant and there are still more possibility to improve the rotary engine
That's actually not correct. Yes 3 voids are all active, but there is a mechanical reduction by the interior gear size. Wiki wankle and open design tab for an illustration
Thank you for all the neat see thru engines you've built!
I have to say I love physics and I love mechanical Inspiration I gotta say you're an amazing brilliant man keep it up I have a winkle motorcycle in just watching that video just absolutely amazed me now I know exactly how my motor works In the way that you explained it and showed it was on a whole other level thank you
What a heart for dedication you've got brother. That was super cool, keep them coming! 😃
I currently have a small batch of these see-through wankel engines in production, if you are interested in purchasing one please check back for updates in a couple of weeks. Thanks !!
Nice
Will you be posting a video on the engines for sale? Or should I check back here on this comment?
Good idea, I will have to think about it. More than likely I will post it here first. But also in the community tab
Warped Perception
Posting a video would be much preferred since we would get notified about it, rather than checking this comment section every day
Really looking forward to buying one of those !
Mohit Akundi you are correct, I think when there are some available I will announce it for sure. I'm not sure how long it's going to be until they're done but I will definitely let everybody know.
Still an amazing engine! Makes such good engineering sense.
Totally Awesome. I've always wondered exactly how that type of engine works... MANY MANY Thumbs up
That was awesome. I always knew that these engines were inefficient, but you proved it. It also burned a lot of oil as well. Looking forward to the next video.
It's a tiny model engine. They all piss fuel.
I got a Doritos ad before this video
The spining part is a steel dorito
enjoy them, it's free ;)
OP; Your lucky. I got a cancer baby ad, right in the middle of the video.
I got a Mazda ad
Hmm im hungry
This is one of the coolest things ive seen in my life!!!
never watched this kind of dedication before, love this sm🔥🔥🔥
Awesome video man. Thank you for sharing I thought I knew everything about the rotary engine but I was wrong.
*Muito bom, dá para entender perfeitamente como funciona.*
Thanks and appreciated all your efforts and pain to show us this far.