The
Wiseman engine can significantly improve (in some cases more than 100%) the
power output, using the same amount of fuel, over conventional piston engines
as a result of the following four major improvements:
The
first production model is expected to have the rod and piston formed as a
single piece. This advantage allows the piston to operate without piston skirts,
because there is no side load on the piston. The connecting rod never pushes
sideways on the cylinder. Management conservatively estimates this allows
an engine to be built that can have an unlimited stroke length. The only limiting
factor would be the ultimate piston speed.
This advantage results in an engine with low speed and high torque plus the additional savings of power loss by eliminating the need for multiple geared transmissions.
Advantage #2
The second advantage over a conventional internal combustion
engine is that the WISEMAN ENGINE'S internal mechanism converts the pressure
exerted on top of the piston by the exploding fuel air mixture into 16% more
torque at the output shaft during the entire 180° power stroke.
(see graphs #1 and #2)
Advantage #3
The third advantage is closely related to the second advantage.
The WISEMAN ENGINE'S internal mechanism starts to multiply the torque to the
output shaft much earlier in the power stroke than the conventional crank
engine.
In a standard crank engine, the maximum torque is applied to the crankshaft at approximately 47° after top dead center, but the maximum pressure on top of the piston occurs at approximately 12° after top dead center on the power stroke (4 cycle). The WISEMAN ENGINE applies approximately twice the torque to the output shaft (at 12° after top dead center on the power stroke) versus a conventional crank engine.
Advantage #4
A four cycle (gasoline or diesel) engine moves the piston approximately
60% of the stroke in the first 90° of crankshaft rotation of the 180°
power stroke. The WISEMAN ENGINE only moves the piston 50% of the stroke in
the first 90° of the power stroke. This 10% difference in displacement
in the first 90° has an enormous effect on performance; The WISEMAN ENGINE
allows the exploding fuel/air mixture to expend it's energy on the top of
the piston for a longer time per degree of power stroke rotation. Since the
WISEMAN ENGINE does not have to stop the piston during 40% of the stroke in
the second half of the bottom 90° of the power stroke, and the rod is
not forced out of column, the exhaust valve can remain closed longer, resulting
in an effective longer power stroke. (see graph
#3)
Other Points
A longer stroke allows for the use of slower burning fuels, such
as: soybean oil, gasification
(coal, chicken manure, wood chips), methane, and tire reclamation.
The engine appears to have a very favorable power to weight ratio, and it
shows a high degree of potential for use with exotic materials, such as ceramics.
Elimination of side forces of the piston against the cylinder wall allows
the use of a ceramic block and piston. Ceramics makes it possible to burn
various fuels at high temperatures, which increases efficiency and eliminates
exhaust pollution.
Pistons can be placed at both ends of the connecting rod
Pistons can be placed in V’s with perfect balance
The Wiseman engine can be used for general purpose engines, generators, autos, trucks, boats, ships, two cycle, four cycle, diesel, small, medium & large engines
With its favorable power to weight ratio (management expects power to weight ratio of 1HP to 1lb.), the WISEMAN ENGINE will require less fuel for the level of operations than is currently being delivered by conventional engines. Management of Wiseman believes other significant advantages will be realized as continued testing and computer modeling occurs. While more research and development must be performed to apply its unique advantages to specific uses, it is clear that The WISEMAN ENGINE is a major breakthrough in engine technology.