Knock detection on a rotary engine
Tuck
sldbrass at infi.net
Wed Sep 24 02:33:48 GMT 1997
At 04:36 PM 9/23/97 -0700, you wrote:
>marchildon at colba.net wrote:
>>
>> With the talk of rebuilding rotary engines and installing a EFI on one of
>> them.
>>
>> Brings up a question, does a rotary knock like a piston engine?
>
>worse and it is at a totally different freq then a recip engine.
The 87-91 13B-T (Turbo II) and 93+ 13B-REW (Twin sequential turbo) cars
have a factory knock sensor that could probably be adapted for your
application. The J&S knock detection system would probably be appropriate.
It can watch which rotor face is detonation and vary the amount of
advance/retard for each rotor face on the fly if you use the dual knock
sensors that come with it. The problem with your application is that these
sensors are designed to work on the 86+ 13B housings, which have bosses for
mounting said sensors.
Justin "Tuck" Cordesman
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