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...e total displacement was 272 cc. The inclined flanges converged toward the flywheel, enclosed in the casing, in an area separate from the two chambers of later

...ylinder, two stroke, 269 cc, with a magneto ignition engine. It also had a flywheel alternator, transmission belt mixed chain and shocks on the front fork.

...t enables the flywheel to automatically disengage the pinion gear from the flywheel when the engine starts. ...ry to run the starter, and still had the initial torque needed to turn the flywheel approximately at 200 [[revolutions per minute | rpm]]. This starter is als

...[[steam engines]]. Crank-driven machines rely on the energy stored in a [[flywheel]] to overcome the dead centre, or are designed, in the case of [[Engine con ...ad centre for cylinder one is often marked on the crankshaft pulley, the [[flywheel]] or [[dynamic balancer]] or both, with adjacent [[timing mark]]s showing t

...ion in the crankcase was controlled by means of a light and engaged by the flywheel. There is no evidence that they ever been built the bike in a series or had

...was performed by a small projection that located on the outskirts of the [[flywheel]]. The engine speed was adjustable by means of a valve in the exhaust pipe.

...in the head) and head reported. The clutch was housed inside the engine [[flywheel]] and a three-speed [[gearbox]]. The frame was cradled in a tubed frame, th

...'' ('''ATDC'''). Top dead centre for cylinder one is often marked on the [[flywheel]] or [[dynamic balancer]] or both, with adjacent marks showing the recommen

...ingle-cylinder side valve with integrated three-speed [[gearbox]], outer [[flywheel]] and rear [[suspension]].

...the exhaust back-pressure by various means, leading to more torque at the flywheel, and therefore more braking power. Braking effectiveness is measured in uni

...HP at 4800 rpm<br> with Dell' Orito 16 MA carbs with [[Marelli]] Ignition flywheel''']]

...lywheels had to be added. Because the cylinders themselves functioned as a flywheel, rotary piston engines typically had a [[power-to-weight ratio]] advantage ...which added weight. In the rotary design the engine itself doubled as its flywheel, thus rotaries were lighter than similarly sized engines of regular design.

...t rotational forces are cancelled, which eliminates the need for a heavy [[flywheel]]. The engine can run in either direction if symmetrical lobes are used.

...ed to the cylinder top ([[Top dead centre|Top Dead Centre]]) either by a [[flywheel]] or the power from other pistons connected to the same shaft. In most type '''7''' - Flywheel<br>

...[regenerative braking]], much of the energy is recovered and stored in a [[flywheel]], [[capacitor]] or turned into [[alternating current]] by an [[alternator]

...try]] and [[thermodynamics]]. Compression in an engine is driven by the [[flywheel]]. So the engine ends up converting energy that was formerly [[kinetic ener

...of the final drive, coastdown losses are reduced by approximately 2-3% of flywheel power and hence overall efficiency is slightly higher than with a FR design

...125 TV]], [[Ducati 125 T|125 T]]), but had a 6V battery added to help the flywheel [[Ignition_system#Magneto_systems|magneto]] power the lights and horn. For

...experiments using [[flywheel energy storage]] in electric vehicles. The [[flywheel]]s store energy as rotation, which is converted to electricity via a genera

...] [[linear]] [[piston]] motion into rotation. It typically connects to a [[flywheel]], to reduce the pulsation characteristic of the [[four stroke cycle]], and

...one. However, it does not tell where the power reading was taken — at the flywheel, transmission or drive wheels. ...ular car's complete engine installation. It measures engine power at the [[flywheel]], not counting drivetrain losses.

...kshaft as is needed in a 90° V8 and less need for the inertial mass in a [[flywheel]] to smooth out the power delivery. In a large, heavy-duty engine, a V12 ca

...was common for certain rotating subcomponents such as [[crankshaft]] and [[flywheel]] to be replaced in the sport-tourer version of the engine with heavier ver

...arger torsional vibration than a V-engine, and so tend to require a larger flywheel. They have a characteristic smoothness throughout the rev range and, combin

...her circular objects that rotate or turn, such as a [[Ship's wheel]] and [[flywheel]]. ...cendants of the wheel include the [[propeller]], the [[jet engine]], the [[flywheel]] ([[gyroscope]]) and the [[turbine]].

...tube ran up from the rear of the crankcase, and although there was still a flywheel magneto, a battery was added to power the lighting and horn. This revamped

...experiments using [[flywheel energy storage]] in electric vehicles. The [[flywheel]]s store energy as rotation, which is converted to electricity via a genera

...overlap between power strokes and a much smoother delivery of power to the flywheel.

...ted in front to the crank shaft so to oblige to remove the head, cilinder, flywheel and frontal case engine for clearing it. ...was moved from battery coil ignition cap to classic igniton contact inside flywheel. At the same time the ignition coil was reduced from two to one. Only one c

The magneto on the Model T (built into the flywheel) differed from modern implementations by not providing high voltage directl

...eel. Series hybrids can be also be fitted with a [[supercapacitor]] or a [[flywheel]], which can improve efficiency by minimizing the losses in the battery. Initial concept involved a giant [[flywheel]] (see [[Gyrobus]]) for storage connected to a hydrostatic transmission, bu

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...ed electrically, in a battery or [[supercapacitor]], or mechanically, in a flywheel, for use as a source of additional accelerative power at the driver's discr

...ms and the limited availability close ratio gearbox. The 2&nbsp;kg inboard flywheel had been removed, but the bike did not have the straight cut primary gears

...t crankcases and fits a stronger roller-bearing crankshaft with external [[flywheel]], an [[Asso]] [[piston]] delivering 11.1:1 [[compression]] and a revised [

...internal combustion engine and the transmission, in the location of the [[flywheel]], replacing both the conventional [[starter motor]] and the [[generator]] Initial concept involved a giant flywheel for storage connected to a hydrostatic transmission, but it was later chang

...ne]]. He finished working on it in 1791. Some of its features included a [[flywheel]], [[brake]], [[gear box]], and [[Bearing (mechanical)|bearing]], which are

...beam engine]], with [[cylinder]]s, [[piston]]s, [[connecting rod]]s, and [[flywheel]] in which the gas essentially took the place of the steam. This was the fi

...torage allowed will be electrical,(i.e batteries) seemingly ruling out any flywheel based energy recovery systems. Cars equipped with KERS systems will be allo

of flywheel ring gears and flexplates for classic cars. (NZ)

* a "Flywheel" uses stored kinetic energy.