GREENGREEN
ENGINEENGINE
PRESENTED BY:
MOHAMED RASHID P
AUTOMOBILE (S5)
REG. NO: 16050982
CONTENTS
 Introduction
 Technical features
 Construction
 Working
 Advantages
 Application
 Conclusion and summary of green engine
INTRODUCTION
Green Engine is a six phase internal engine
having a very higher expansion ratio ,higher
thermal efficiency, with nearly zero emissions ,
quietness ,light and small in size ,lower cost
with a capability of burning various kinds of
fuels.
TECHNICAL FEATURES
 Direct air intake
 Strong swirling
 Sequential variable compression ratio
 Direct fuel injection
 Super air-fuel mixing
 Controllable combustion time
 Constant volume combustion
 Multi power pulses
 High working temperature
 Higher expansion ratio
 Self adapting sealing system
 Vibration free
 Limited parts and smaller size
 Modular design
1. Direct Air Intake:
 No air inlet pipe, throttle and inlet valves on the air intake
system.
 Air filter is directly connected to the intake port of the engine.
 Highest volumetric efficiency.
 Engine produce a high torque of output
 The pump loss which consumes the part of engine power is
eliminated.
 Also fuel measuring facilities are built-in, and parts are saved.
2. Strong Swirling:
 Swirling of air is take place until the gas port is
opened.
 This air is pumped into the combustion chamber.
 Air-fuel mixing and combustion process is formed
inside of the combustion chamber or in small pot.
3. Sequential Variable Compression Ratio:
 Provide most suitable compression ratio for the
engine.
 Excellent combustion performance is attained.
4. Direct Fuel Injection:
 Provide higher output
 Higher torque
 It also enhances the response for acceleration
5. Super Air-Fuel Mixing:
 Sufficient time for mixing air and fuel under strong swirling and
hot situation.
 The engine is capable to burn any liquid or gas fuels without
modifications.
 An ideal air-fuel mixture could delete CO emission.
 Centrifugal effect coming from both strong swirling and
rotation of the burner makes the air-fuel mixture more dense
near the spark plug.
 It benefits to cold starting and managing lean-burning.
6. Controllable Combustion Time:
 sufficient controllable combustion time to match any
fuels.
 CO emission is zero
 High fuel usage rate (complete combustion of mixture)
7. Constant Volume Combustion:
 Generate more energy
 allow the engine to have a stable combustion when the lean
burning is managed
 Water can be added to make higher working pressure and
drop down the combustion temperature
 Power is added; heat losses and NOx emissions are decreased.
8. Multi-Power Pulses:
 The green engine operates on multi-power pulses with a small
volume of working chamber.
 Small volume of chamber only needs little space
 Compact structure and limited size
 Small amount of air-fuel mixtures being ignited on each
power pulse can greatly cut down explosion noise.
9. High Working temperature:
 High heat resistant burner (ceramic)
 Operates without cooling
 It can eliminate the quenching which is the main source of
emission
 Reduce heat loss in combustion chamber
10. High Expansion Ratio:
 Release the burnt gases with much more power
 Thermal efficiency of engine is greatly raised
 The noise and temperature of the exhaust are dropped
11. Self-Adapting Sealing System:
 Eliminates a number of seal plates or strips to achieve gapless
seal
 More efficient
 Reliable sealing system
 Less friction
12. Vibration Free:
 Vanes are counted in little mass
 Vanes operated symmetrically
 Very smooth performance of engine
13. Limited Parts and Small Size:
 Few dozens of parts
 Easy to manufacture
 Low cost
 Compact structure
 Low weight (weight of the Green engine will be only 1/5 to
1/10 of the regular engine on the same output)
1. A pair of rotors it houses a number of small pot like
containers.
2. A set of vanes
3. Two air intake ports
4. Two spark plugs
5. Two fuel injectors
CONSTRUCTION
WORKING
1. Intake
2. Compression
3. Mixing
4. Combustion
5. Power
6. Exhaust
1. INTAKE
 Air arrives to engine through air intake port.
 A duct is provided on the side walls of the
vanes and rotors.
 When air moves through duct strong swirls
generates.
 Air pushes the vane blade ,imparts rotation in
the small rotors.
 The inlet duct ends with very narrow opening.
2. COMPRESSION
 The rushing air from the duct is pushed into
small chamber in the rotors.
 Compression obtained by such procedure is
satisfactory.
 Compressed air in swirling state mixed with
fuel.
3. MIXING
 The injector sprays fuel into compressed air
 The fuel mixes well with compressed air
 Proper mixing leads to cut CO emissions
 In mixing phase we have ideal air fuel mixture
4. COMBUSTION
 As the chamber rotates at the end of its path it
is positioned before spark plug
 Spark flies from plug into air-fuel mixture
 Denser Charge near spark plug enable lean
burning of charge
5. POWER
 The Expanded gases rushed out of the
chamber through narrow opening
 Pushing the vane in the process
 Sudden increase in volume ensure that more
power is released
6. EXHAUST
 Exhaust gases bring along less heat energy
 Complete combustion leads to higher thermal
efficiency
 Poisonous gases like CO are absent
ADVANTAGES
 Small Size and light weight
 Limited parts
 Higher efficiency
 Multi Fuels
 Zero emission
 Smooth operation
 Highly reliable
 Low cost
APPLICATIONS
 Like normal engine green engine can be employed in
automobiles and in aircrafts, too.
 Engineering applications.
 Military use.
 Mines.
 Electrical Generators.
 Ships and submarines.
CONCLUSION AND SUMMARY
OF GREEN ENGINE:
 Green engine can work with large variety of fuels which
makes it good choice for using nonconventional fuels
like biodiesel.
 Pollution is minimized by green engine.
 It’s a new revolutionary engine technology.
 The Green engine's prototypes have been recently
developed, and also because of the unique design,
limitations have not been determined to any extent.
But even in the face of limitations if any, the Green
engine is sure to serve the purpose to a large extent.
THANK YOU

Green engine

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    GREENGREEN ENGINEENGINE PRESENTED BY: MOHAMED RASHIDP AUTOMOBILE (S5) REG. NO: 16050982
  • 2.
    CONTENTS  Introduction  Technicalfeatures  Construction  Working  Advantages  Application  Conclusion and summary of green engine
  • 3.
    INTRODUCTION Green Engine isa six phase internal engine having a very higher expansion ratio ,higher thermal efficiency, with nearly zero emissions , quietness ,light and small in size ,lower cost with a capability of burning various kinds of fuels.
  • 4.
    TECHNICAL FEATURES  Directair intake  Strong swirling  Sequential variable compression ratio  Direct fuel injection  Super air-fuel mixing
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     Controllable combustiontime  Constant volume combustion  Multi power pulses  High working temperature  Higher expansion ratio
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     Self adaptingsealing system  Vibration free  Limited parts and smaller size  Modular design
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    1. Direct AirIntake:  No air inlet pipe, throttle and inlet valves on the air intake system.  Air filter is directly connected to the intake port of the engine.  Highest volumetric efficiency.  Engine produce a high torque of output  The pump loss which consumes the part of engine power is eliminated.  Also fuel measuring facilities are built-in, and parts are saved.
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    2. Strong Swirling: Swirling of air is take place until the gas port is opened.  This air is pumped into the combustion chamber.  Air-fuel mixing and combustion process is formed inside of the combustion chamber or in small pot.
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    3. Sequential VariableCompression Ratio:  Provide most suitable compression ratio for the engine.  Excellent combustion performance is attained.
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    4. Direct FuelInjection:  Provide higher output  Higher torque  It also enhances the response for acceleration
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    5. Super Air-FuelMixing:  Sufficient time for mixing air and fuel under strong swirling and hot situation.  The engine is capable to burn any liquid or gas fuels without modifications.  An ideal air-fuel mixture could delete CO emission.  Centrifugal effect coming from both strong swirling and rotation of the burner makes the air-fuel mixture more dense near the spark plug.  It benefits to cold starting and managing lean-burning.
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    6. Controllable CombustionTime:  sufficient controllable combustion time to match any fuels.  CO emission is zero  High fuel usage rate (complete combustion of mixture)
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    7. Constant VolumeCombustion:  Generate more energy  allow the engine to have a stable combustion when the lean burning is managed  Water can be added to make higher working pressure and drop down the combustion temperature  Power is added; heat losses and NOx emissions are decreased.
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    8. Multi-Power Pulses: The green engine operates on multi-power pulses with a small volume of working chamber.  Small volume of chamber only needs little space  Compact structure and limited size  Small amount of air-fuel mixtures being ignited on each power pulse can greatly cut down explosion noise.
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    9. High Workingtemperature:  High heat resistant burner (ceramic)  Operates without cooling  It can eliminate the quenching which is the main source of emission  Reduce heat loss in combustion chamber
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    10. High ExpansionRatio:  Release the burnt gases with much more power  Thermal efficiency of engine is greatly raised  The noise and temperature of the exhaust are dropped
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    11. Self-Adapting SealingSystem:  Eliminates a number of seal plates or strips to achieve gapless seal  More efficient  Reliable sealing system  Less friction
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    12. Vibration Free: Vanes are counted in little mass  Vanes operated symmetrically  Very smooth performance of engine
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    13. Limited Partsand Small Size:  Few dozens of parts  Easy to manufacture  Low cost  Compact structure  Low weight (weight of the Green engine will be only 1/5 to 1/10 of the regular engine on the same output)
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    1. A pairof rotors it houses a number of small pot like containers. 2. A set of vanes 3. Two air intake ports 4. Two spark plugs 5. Two fuel injectors CONSTRUCTION
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    WORKING 1. Intake 2. Compression 3.Mixing 4. Combustion 5. Power 6. Exhaust
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    1. INTAKE  Airarrives to engine through air intake port.  A duct is provided on the side walls of the vanes and rotors.  When air moves through duct strong swirls generates.  Air pushes the vane blade ,imparts rotation in the small rotors.  The inlet duct ends with very narrow opening.
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    2. COMPRESSION  Therushing air from the duct is pushed into small chamber in the rotors.  Compression obtained by such procedure is satisfactory.  Compressed air in swirling state mixed with fuel.
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    3. MIXING  Theinjector sprays fuel into compressed air  The fuel mixes well with compressed air  Proper mixing leads to cut CO emissions  In mixing phase we have ideal air fuel mixture
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    4. COMBUSTION  Asthe chamber rotates at the end of its path it is positioned before spark plug  Spark flies from plug into air-fuel mixture  Denser Charge near spark plug enable lean burning of charge
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    5. POWER  TheExpanded gases rushed out of the chamber through narrow opening  Pushing the vane in the process  Sudden increase in volume ensure that more power is released
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    6. EXHAUST  Exhaustgases bring along less heat energy  Complete combustion leads to higher thermal efficiency  Poisonous gases like CO are absent
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    ADVANTAGES  Small Sizeand light weight  Limited parts  Higher efficiency  Multi Fuels
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     Zero emission Smooth operation  Highly reliable  Low cost
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    APPLICATIONS  Like normalengine green engine can be employed in automobiles and in aircrafts, too.  Engineering applications.  Military use.  Mines.  Electrical Generators.  Ships and submarines.
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    CONCLUSION AND SUMMARY OFGREEN ENGINE:  Green engine can work with large variety of fuels which makes it good choice for using nonconventional fuels like biodiesel.  Pollution is minimized by green engine.  It’s a new revolutionary engine technology.  The Green engine's prototypes have been recently developed, and also because of the unique design, limitations have not been determined to any extent. But even in the face of limitations if any, the Green engine is sure to serve the purpose to a large extent.
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