Libralato Engine Overview THE LIBRALATO ENGINE - Invented by Dr.
Ruggero Libralato; a teacher of electrical engineering by trade,
Dr. Libralato’s keen interest in combustion engines from a young
age led him to design a new combustion engine at the age of 27.
Over 25 years, through various design iterations, the profound
study of thermodynamics and theory of machines, Ruggero
Libralato has invented a completely new design and a new
thermodynamic cycle which deserves to rank alongside the names
of Otto, Diesel and Wankel. A proof of concept first prototype
was built in 2005. The Libralato rotary engine is a potential
breakthrough technology – an eco-engine for the 21st century,
with an asymmetrical geometry of expansion and compression
volumes, which does not need to convert the linear motion of
pistons into the rotary motion of the output shaft. The
Libralato engine is predicted to demonstrate: a power phase in
every revolution (giving it twice the power density of a
reciprocating engine), exceptionally high m