Rotary Engines: The Birth of the Rotary Engine -

Rotary Engines: The Birth of the Rotary Engine

The rotary engine began with the improbable dream of a 17-year-old German boy named Felix Wankel in the summer in 1919, This 4-page paper recounts Wankel’s engine development and other technological advances that has made the rotary engine into the powerplant of today.

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