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Posted by GillesQT on May 8, 2010, 5:12 pm
University of Connecticut -
Quasiturbine in « Brash Vehicle Propulsion System ».
Photo and video:
http://www.brashengines.com/FAQ.html
http://www.youtube.com/brashengines
A project supported by the US Department of Transportation
(John Volpe National Transportation Systems Center)
exploring the use of BRASH™ technology for large vehicles, such as mass
transit vehicles.
Posted by vaughn on May 8, 2010, 6:17 pm
> University of Connecticut - > Quasiturbine in « Brash Vehicle Propulsion System ».
Should be called "vaporturbine" as in vaporware.
Vaughn
Posted by Tom P on May 8, 2010, 10:21 pm
GillesQT wrote:
> University of Connecticut - > Quasiturbine in « Brash Vehicle Propulsion System ». > Photo and video: > http://www.brashengines.com/FAQ.html > > http://www.youtube.com/brashengines > A project supported by the US Department of Transportation > (John Volpe National Transportation Systems Center) > exploring the use of BRASH™ technology for large vehicles, such as mass > transit vehicles. > >
Need to study this. Any connection with the Stirling engine?
T.
Posted by News on May 27, 2010, 2:04 pm
> GillesQT wrote: >> University of Connecticut - >> Quasiturbine in « Brash Vehicle Propulsion System ». >> Photo and video: >> http://www.brashengines.com/FAQ.html >> >> http://www.youtube.com/brashengines >> A project supported by the US Department of Transportation >> (John Volpe National Transportation Systems Center) >> exploring the use of BRASHT technology for large vehicles, such as mass >> transit vehicles. >> >> > Need to study this. Any connection with the Stirling engine?
No, nothing like it.
Posted by harry k on May 27, 2010, 2:54 pm
> > GillesQT wrote:
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the US Department of Transportation
> >> (John Volpe National Transportation Systems Center) > >> exploring the use of BRASHT technology for large vehicles, such as mass > >> transit vehicles. > > Need to study this. Any connection with the Stirling engine? > No, nothing like it.
BTW where are all those 'amazing Air Cars' you claimed were going to
hit the streets over 10 years ago?
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