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To: Richard V Davis who wrote (963)	2/7/1998 5:37:00 PM
From: shashyazhi	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6464

Does anybody know if the Yanmar diesel is a two-stroke diesel, or a four stroke diesel? Honda has been doing work with a direct-injected two-stroke gasoline engine. The engine has a piston port design on the exhaust side and an additional exhaust throttle valve. At low engine rpm, a conventional two-stroke engine is fuel inefficient because the fuel mixture tends to escape out the exhaust. So Honda has this exhaust throttling valve which tends to trap mixture in the combustion chamber at low rpm. And the fuel is not injected until the exhaust port is completely closed by the piston. The engine also makes use of recombinant energy. As the fuel burns, releasing energy, the molecules break down into unstable molecules. These molecules recombine into burnable fuel in the combustion chamber! It sounds like you get to burn your fuel twice, but really all Honda is doing is making the most efficient use of the fuel injected. Honda's test vehicle was a motorcycle, entered in the Dakar Rally last year. It won the 400 cc class. I think they claim that mileage was increased by 40%. Does BAT know anything about recombinant energy technology?