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Tim Opperwall, John Mantel, Andrew DeJong, Marc Eberlein, Jim VanLeeuwen

1. Intake of air + fuel2. Compression3. Combustion 4. Re-compression5. Water Injection6. Exhaust

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 Maintain or increase power  Same speed & torque with less gasoline  Transparency & Integrity  No black box with smoke and mirrors  Public data available for continued research  Stewardship  Increased energy efficiency  Monitor changes in emissions

 Progress  Contacted manufacturer for engine spec’s and models  Dynamometer testing  Water injection system  ENGR 315: Control Systems  Issues  Custom cam shaft  Thermodynamic analysis of cycles  Orsat emission testing