An Engine That Uses Half the Fuel
Kevin Bullis, MIT Tech Review
The Jumo engine, made by the German aircraft company Junkers in the 1930s, was an oil-burning, smoke-spewing machine. But it was the most efficient engine of its day. Achates Power, based in San Diego, California, is modifying the design to make it meet modern emissions standards, while improving its efficiency. . .http://www.technologyreview.com/news/509466/an-engine-that-uses-half-the-fuel/
The Jumo engine, made by the German aircraft company Junkers in the 1930s, was an oil-burning, smoke-spewing machine. But it was the most efficient engine of its day. Achates Power, based in San Diego, California, is modifying the design to make it meet modern emissions standards, while improving its efficiency. . .http://www.technologyreview.com/news/509466/an-engine-that-uses-half-the-fuel/
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