Übersetzung für 'Wankel engine' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Wankel engine

Wankelmotor {m}automot.

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Wankel engines

Wankelmotoren {pl}tech.

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spark ignition engine <SI engine>

Fremdzündungs­motor {m}

engine

Antrieb {m}automot.

Maschine {f} [Motor]

Engine {f}comp.games

Funktionseinheit {f}

engine retarder

Auspuffklappenbremse {f}

Motorstaudruckbremse {f}

Motorbremse {f}

decision engine

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engine runaway

Hochdrehen {n} des Motorsautomot.

engine power

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engine shaft

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engine-sized {adj}

stoffgeleimt

engine sizing

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engine rating

Motorleistung {f}

engine unit

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engine preheater

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• (This is different from the Wankel engine configuration described below.) Radial and rotary engine designs were widely used in early aircraft engines.
• In North America, the Toyota Corolla and Mazda Miata are popular donor cars, as are the Ford Fox platform cars. The Wankel engine-based Mazda RX-7 is also starting to become popular.
• Some of them, notably the Citroën SM and the Comotor Wankel engine venture proved unprofitable.
• Sbarro installed the 2-rotor Wankel engine and semi-automatic transaxle from Gerber's NSU Ro80 in the mid-engined Porsche.
• A small series of prototype coupés, the M35 were produced as test vehicles for loyal customers — testing the single-rotor Comotor Wankel engine, as also seen in the NSU Spider.

• Throughout its history, the Cosmo served as a "halo" vehicle for Mazda, with the first Cosmo successfully launching the Mazda Wankel engine.
• Another advantage is that there is no high-speed contact area with the engine walls, unlike in the Wankel engine in which edge wear is a problem.
• After the FIA effectively outlawed the Wankel engine as well as Mercedes's Flat 12 engine the next year, the Mazdaspeed team raced one more year at Le Mans in a piston-powered car that came fourth, [...] then turned away from professional racing and focused instead on enabling third-party competition of Mazda vehicles.
• Felix Heinrich Wankel ([...]; 13 August 1902 – 9 October 1988) was a German mechanical engineer and inventor after whom the Wankel engine was named.
• NSU is primarily remembered today as the first licensee and one of only four automobile companies to produce cars for sale with rotary-piston "Wankel engines".