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Wankel engine         
  • '''Figure 18.'''<br />1967 [[Mazda Cosmo]], the first two-rotor rotary engine sports car
  • '''Figure 11.'''<br />A 1972 General-Motors–developed Wankel engine cutaway showing twin rotors
  • '''Figure 22.'''<br />The [[Mazda RX-8]] sports car manufactured until 2012
  • MidWest AE110]] twin-rotor Wankel engine
  • '''Figure 12.'''<br />Apex seals, left [[NSU Ro 80]]; right Mazda 12A and 13B
  • '''Figure 32.'''<br />Citroën RE-2 helicopter in 1975
  • '''Figure 31.'''<br />[[Sikorsky Cypher]] Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) powered with a UEL AR801 Wankel engine
  • '''Figure 25.'''<br />Mazda2 EV prototype
  • '''Figure 30.'''<br />[[Diamond DA20]] with a Diamond Engines Wankel
  • '''Figure 2.'''<br />The first DKM Wankel engine designed by [[Felix Wankel]], the DKM 54 (''Drehkolbenmotor''), at the Deutsches Museum in [[Bonn]]
  • '''Figure 24.'''<br />Structure of a series-hybrid vehicle. The grey square represents a differential gear. An alternative arrangement (not shown) is to have electric motors at two or four wheels.
  • '''Figure 23.'''<br />[[Mazda 787B]]
  • '''Figure 15.'''<br />[[Mazda RX-8 Hydrogen RE]] hydrogen-fuelled rotary-engined car
  • '''Figure 10.'''<br />[[Mazda]]'s first Wankel engine, precursor to the 10A, at the Mazda Museum in [[Hiroshima, Japan]]
  • '''Figure 19.'''<br />The 1970 [[Mercedes-Benz C111]] was fitted with a four-rotor Wankel engine
  • '''Figure 20.'''<br />1973 Citroën Birotor
  • '''Figure 26.'''<br />[[Norton Classic]] air-cooled twin-rotor motorcycle
  • '''Figure 6.'''<br />First production Wankel engine; installed in an NSU Spider
  • The 1964 NSU Wankel Spider]], the first car sold with a rotary engine
  • '''Figure 17.'''<br />The 1967 NSU Ro80
  • '''Figure 27.'''<br />Norton Interpol2 prototype
  • '''Figure 14.'''<br />Rolls-Royce R1C compression ignition prototype
  • UAV]]
  •  ''Right'': Diamond Engines Wankel radial cooling only the hot bow
}}
  • '''Figure 3.'''<br />A Wankel engine with its rotor and geared output shaft
  • '''Figure 34.'''<br />Ogura Wankel Air conditioning system compressor
  • '''Figure 9.'''<br />Video of a two rotor Wankel engine
  •  exhaust (yellow)
}}
  • '''Figure 28.'''<br />Wankel RC2-60 Aeronautical Rotary Engine
  •  Spark plug.
}}
  • NSU]] KKM 57P (''Kreiskolbenmotor''), at Autovision und Forum
INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE USING AN ECCENTRIC ROTARY DESIGN IN PLACE OF PISTONS
Wankel rotary engine; Wankel rotary; Wankle rotary engine; Wankle engine; Wankell engine; Wankel Engine; Wankel Rotary Engine; Wenkel Rotary Engine; Wankel Rotary-Engines; Wankel rotor engine; Wankel rotary engines
The Wankel engine is a type of internal combustion engine using an eccentric rotary design to convert pressure into rotating motion.
Wankel engine         
  • '''Figure 18.'''<br />1967 [[Mazda Cosmo]], the first two-rotor rotary engine sports car
  • '''Figure 11.'''<br />A 1972 General-Motors–developed Wankel engine cutaway showing twin rotors
  • '''Figure 22.'''<br />The [[Mazda RX-8]] sports car manufactured until 2012
  • MidWest AE110]] twin-rotor Wankel engine
  • '''Figure 12.'''<br />Apex seals, left [[NSU Ro 80]]; right Mazda 12A and 13B
  • '''Figure 32.'''<br />Citroën RE-2 helicopter in 1975
  • '''Figure 31.'''<br />[[Sikorsky Cypher]] Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) powered with a UEL AR801 Wankel engine
  • '''Figure 25.'''<br />Mazda2 EV prototype
  • '''Figure 30.'''<br />[[Diamond DA20]] with a Diamond Engines Wankel
  • '''Figure 2.'''<br />The first DKM Wankel engine designed by [[Felix Wankel]], the DKM 54 (''Drehkolbenmotor''), at the Deutsches Museum in [[Bonn]]
  • '''Figure 24.'''<br />Structure of a series-hybrid vehicle. The grey square represents a differential gear. An alternative arrangement (not shown) is to have electric motors at two or four wheels.
  • '''Figure 23.'''<br />[[Mazda 787B]]
  • '''Figure 15.'''<br />[[Mazda RX-8 Hydrogen RE]] hydrogen-fuelled rotary-engined car
  • '''Figure 10.'''<br />[[Mazda]]'s first Wankel engine, precursor to the 10A, at the Mazda Museum in [[Hiroshima, Japan]]
  • '''Figure 19.'''<br />The 1970 [[Mercedes-Benz C111]] was fitted with a four-rotor Wankel engine
  • '''Figure 20.'''<br />1973 Citroën Birotor
  • '''Figure 26.'''<br />[[Norton Classic]] air-cooled twin-rotor motorcycle
  • '''Figure 6.'''<br />First production Wankel engine; installed in an NSU Spider
  • The 1964 NSU Wankel Spider]], the first car sold with a rotary engine
  • '''Figure 17.'''<br />The 1967 NSU Ro80
  • '''Figure 27.'''<br />Norton Interpol2 prototype
  • '''Figure 14.'''<br />Rolls-Royce R1C compression ignition prototype
  • UAV]]
  •  ''Right'': Diamond Engines Wankel radial cooling only the hot bow
}}
  • '''Figure 3.'''<br />A Wankel engine with its rotor and geared output shaft
  • '''Figure 34.'''<br />Ogura Wankel Air conditioning system compressor
  • '''Figure 9.'''<br />Video of a two rotor Wankel engine
  •  exhaust (yellow)
}}
  • '''Figure 28.'''<br />Wankel RC2-60 Aeronautical Rotary Engine
  •  Spark plug.
}}
  • NSU]] KKM 57P (''Kreiskolbenmotor''), at Autovision und Forum
INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE USING AN ECCENTRIC ROTARY DESIGN IN PLACE OF PISTONS
Wankel rotary engine; Wankel rotary; Wankle rotary engine; Wankle engine; Wankell engine; Wankel Engine; Wankel Rotary Engine; Wenkel Rotary Engine; Wankel Rotary-Engines; Wankel rotor engine; Wankel rotary engines
['wa?k(?)l, 'va?-]
¦ noun a rotary internal-combustion engine in which a curvilinear, triangular, eccentrically pivoted piston rotates in an elliptical chamber, forming three combustion spaces that vary in volume as it turns.
Origin
1960s: named after the German engineer Felix Wankel.
Jindřich Wankel         
CZECH ARCHEOLOGIST, PALEONTOLOGIST AND ANTHROPOLOGIST
Jindrich Wankel; Heinrich Wankel
Jindřich Wankel (German: Heinrich Wankel; July 15, 1821, Prague – April 5, 1897, Olomouc) was a Bohemian palaeontologist and archaeologist.