Hello Cuicui
Cuicui wrote:It remains to be seen why Berliet Magic technology is no longer used on today's diesel engines. However, it would be very useful for the use of biofuels, in particular for rustic vehicles like the Logan breack.
When I was under the flags, I spoke with a military mechanic who told me that these engines (multi-fuel) were very useful to consume the fuel available at the time but that they had a thirst of the most dissuasive.
He did not specify with what fuel elsewhere.
It was for him, "A bullshit which the military have the secret but which nobody would want outside".
That does not say what is the specific consumption of this engine, with such or fuel, I have not found.
Certain conventional and exotic fuels tend to deposit / scale / coke on the (too) hot points of the engine (piston valves, etc.). Hence some malfunctions.
The idea of coupling a Pantome system which tends to clean the high engine is an elegant way to breathe new life into the concept of spraying fuel on the piston cap.
Econologically yours