Subject: 13b engine cooling
From: rotaryeng
Date: 8/7/2014, 4:24 PM
To: AA-1-Me



    Hi

    Very new to the rotary engine, busy assembling rotary with help from dvd I purchased from atkinsrotary but no where do they show how to time up the engine from scratch. Do you have information with pictures how to time up the engine pulley marks etc. Then secondly I'm changing the ignition distributor(single distributor) from normal points to electronic how to time up the ignition distributor. And done done how to set the timing on the engine when running ?

    Let me know ?

    Cheers
    Barend.


    Here is a heat balance chart for a Mazda. Note that one third of the cooling
    is provided by the oil.

If you plan on using a charged cooled engine like the AIXRO it will
not sustain max power.  The Mazda rotor and bearings   are oil cooled
and it will sustain max power.

The Austro Engines uses an air cooled rotor.

     Wankel Ag has a small oil and water cooled engine.

    Large diameter fans are called  for as efficient heat exchangers
    have large frontal area and short flow paths.

    My book "How to Cool Your Wankel" would be helpful.

    http://www.rotaryeng.net/cooling.html

    Paul Lamar


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