CREED ENGINES

At CREED Engines, our designs are based on a thermodynamic cycle called the General Cycle. The General Cycle was developed to create an idealized cycle of thermodynamic processes, including adiabatic, isobaric, and isochoric processes in a manner so that all currently known engine cycles (Otto, Diesel, Atkinson, Brayton, and the Dual Cycle) may be described mathematically as special cases of the General Cycle. This provides a learning tool for developing a more efficient engine. ​... Most internal combustion engines operate on the Otto Cycle (cars that take gasoline) or the Dual Cycle (trucks that use Diesel fuel). They get an efficiency of about 25% to 35%. Until recently, that was OK, because fuel was cheap, and power was king. CREED Engines has developed new technology. We started with the basic science (the thermodynamic cycle), and a new vision - efficiency in engines is important - very important... We believe that focusing on both high-efficiency engines and appropriate..

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