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Water injection in thermal engines and the famous "pantone engine". General informations. Press clippings and videos. Understanding and scientific explanations on the injection of water into engines: ideas for assemblies, studies, physico-chemical analyzes.
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by Flytox » 05/12/13, 23:19

Gildas wrote:Ceramic and metal dilate differently. :(

The rod needs to be held radially (so as not to beat in the casing) which a few 120 ° "pads" for example can do, and to be held axially so as not to run away with the gases. One side of grip is enough and the other extends freely as it wants depending on the temperature.

Construction of a Pantone for a mower:
http://ddata.over-blog.com/xxxyyy/4/23/ ... antone.pdf
(If I try this assembly, I will try to jam the rod with ceramics)

This link is very old ... the Gillier Pantone are well improved since time. This presentation is technically outdated .....
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by gildas » 08/12/13, 10:50

Hello Flytox,
Flytox wrote:
Construction of a Pantone for a mower:
http://ddata.over-blog.com/xxxyyy/4/23/ ... antone.pdf
(If I try this assembly, I will try to jam the rod with ceramics)

This link is very old ... the Gillier Pantone are well improved since time. This presentation is technically outdated .....

Yes it's old, but the video of Fabrice Donzeau from the previous page is almost the same editing principle, except that he added the jar of jam.
Detail that should make the difference by sending only dry steam into the reactor. :P

For the rod reactor, he was inspired by Mr David (Plaquette Quanthomme on the mower).
I guess she did not come back into the reactor, she's probably centered by bosses and held by a steel wire:
http://www.quanthomme.info/pantone/page ... David3.htm
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by Flytox » 08/12/13, 11:57

Gildas wrote:Hello Flytox,
Flytox wrote:
Construction of a Pantone for a mower:
http://ddata.over-blog.com/xxxyyy/4/23/ ... antone.pdf
(If I try this assembly, I will try to jam the rod with ceramics)

This link is very old ... the Gillier Pantone are well improved since time. This presentation is technically outdated .....

The video of Fabrice Donzeau on the previous page is the same editing, except that he added the jar of jam.


Yes, I would like those who make their old generation Pantone to demonstrate to us on a full tank (mixed gasoline / water) and not over a few minutes, that this solution is viable ... .... If many different assemblies visible on the net, with the separate fuel and water tank, have been invented for years, it was good that we had to get out of this problem of "differential" evaporation. between gasoline and water so that it works ... for a long time and without incessant re-adjustments. : Mrgreen:

Detail that must make the difference by sending only steam cutting in the reactor. :P


The serial "jam jar" is a good idea to try, to remove the surplus of large (dangerous) drops of water, but from there to make a dry steam ..... there are some big doubts. The transit time of the steam in the pipes is very "short" (in 1/10 of a second?) Between the bubbler and the cylinder head. The evaporation time of the water drops is certainly "longer" (in seconds?), Especially since the temperature should not be very high (the pipes are plastic).

AMHA is a mist of gas, water vapor and droplets of water that reaches the breech but certainly not dry steam.
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