Revolutionary Engine Technology Presentation
Innovative presentation showcasing the EMPEROR.I engine concept designed by Jakub Tifter, Jakub Pfeffer, and team. It introduces a revolutionary engine model powered by water and uranium, mimicking a small nuclear power plant. The presentation covers vehicle benefits, disadvantages, design, and engine operation, highlighting the potential for high power performance and zero emissions. Join us on this exciting journey towards sustainable automotive solutions.
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EMPEROR I Jakub tifter, Jakub Pfeffer, Sl vek Vin , Adam Pl nek, Mat j Rainke
Vehicle benefits Fuel capacity Big power performance Zero emission Use in the future
Presentation points Vehicle benefits Vehicle disadvantages Vehicel design Motor design How does the engine work
Vehicle disadvantages The possibility of a nuclear accident Weight Consumption of water Fuel refil
How does the engine work Here we have invented an engine that is something similar to a small nuclear power plant, and instead of gasoline or diesel, the fuel will be water and uranium.
How does the engine work The engine behaves like a nuclear power plant The pump sucks water it into the engine Steam is created Steam goes to the turbines Turbines start producing electricity Some of the steam condenses back to water tank
