Mercedes-Benz M950F

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Daimler-Benz
DB M950F.jpg
Damler-Benz M950F
1969 - 1970
Bensin
Motor M950F
Variant Wankel
Vekt tørr Kg
Byggeår 1969 - 1970
Ytelse 350 Hk @ 7000 o/min
Dreiemoment Nm @ o/min
Innsprøytning
Sylindre 3/4 Rotor
Slagvolum 600 ccm pr rotor
Borring mm
Slag mm
Kompresjon
Turbo Kompressor
Ladeluftkjøler Nei
Kjøling Vann
Dieselpumpe -
Dysespiss -
Dieselfilter -
Oljefilter -
Stempelhastighet - m/s
Stempelprodusent -
Startmotor -


Mercedes-Benz M 950 er en prototype Wankel-motor. Den ble først beskrevet i Wolf-Dieter Bensingers essay "Der heutige Entwicklungsstand des Wankelmotors" fra 1969, publisert i januar 1970.

Motoren ble utviklet av Daimler-Benz sin Wankel-motoravdeling, ledet av Bensinger. Rundt 100 enheter ble bygget, hvorav noen 3- og 4-rotorenheter ble installert i Mercedes-Benz C 111 eksperimentelle sportsbil, fra 1969 til 1970, som en midtmotor.

Selv om M 950 var planlagt for kommersiell introduksjon i 1970 som en 2-rotormotor, hadde ikke M 950 nådd serieproduksjonsstadiet i 1972.

Daimler-Benz utviklet deretter en etterfølger til M 950, M 951, men Daimler-Benz sin Wankel-motorutvikling ble forlatt i 1976.


Engine type M 950 F

Number of cylinders / arrangement three-rotor Wankel engine

Total displacement chamber volume 3 x 600 cc

Compression ratio 9.3

Rated output 280 hp / 206 kW at 7000 rpm

Rated torque 294Nm at 4000 - 5500 rpm

Fuel system direct injection, mechanically controlled; Bosch 3-plunger injection pump

Cooling water cooling / pump; radiator in the car's front

Lubrication pressure circulation lubrication

Electric system 12 V

Generator three-phase AC

Starter electrical

Ignition transistor ignition

Fuel tank: position / capacity in the lateral frame side rails / 2 x 60 litre

Fuel supply piston pump as part of the injection pump

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The extremely rare (12 total built) Mercedes-Benz M950F was a normally aspirated Wankel engine mounted in experimental Mercedes-Benz C111 vehicles, built in 1969-70. There were two versions: 3-rotor engine (600 cc each) with power output of 280 hp at 7000/min, and a later version 4-rotor engine (600 cc each) with power output of 350 hp at 7000/min.

The experimental Mercedes-Benz C111 containing the (code named M950F) engine was shown to the public at the 1969 Frankfurt International Motor Show.

This was a totally experimental car from Daimler-Benz, and they gave up on the rotary due mainly to poor fuel consumption.


C 111 Specifications (First Version) Combustion principle Wankel Configuration in front of rear axle (mid engine) Engine type M 950 F Number of cylinders / arrangement three-rotor Wankel engine Total displacement chamber volume 3 x 600 cc Compression ratio 9.3 Rated output 280 hp / 206 kW at 7000 rpm Rated torque 294Nm at 4000 - 5500 rpm Fuel system direct injection, mechanically controlled; Bosch 3-plunger injection pump Cooling water cooling / pump; radiator in the car's front Lubrication pressure circulation lubrication Electric system 12 V Generator three-phase AC Starter electrical Ignition transistor ignition Fuel tank: position / capacity in the lateral frame side rails / 2 x 60 litre Fuel supply piston pump as part of the injection pump Gearing 5-speed manual transmission ZF 5 DS-25/1 Shifting central floor gear shift lever Clutch dry single-disc clutch Synchromesh gears I - V Final drive ratio 3.166 Maximum speed 260 km/h Acceleration 0-100 km/h 5 sec (2 occupants)



C 111 Specifications (Second Version) Combustion principle Wankel Configuration in front of rear axle (mid engine) Engine type M 950 F Number of cylinders / arrangement four-rotor Wankel engine Total displacement chamber volume 4 x 600 cc Compression ratio 9.3 Rated output 350 hp / 257 kW at 7000 rpm Rated torque 392Nm at 4000 - 5500 rpm Fuel system direct injection, mechanically controlled; Bosch 4-plunger injection pump Cooling water cooling / pump; radiator in the car's front Lubrication pressure circulation lubrication Electric system 12 V Generator three-phase AC Starter electrical Ignition transistor ignition Fuel tank: position / capacity in the lateral frame side rails / 2 x 60 litre Fuel supply piston pump as part of the injection pump Gearing 5-speed manual transmission ZF 5 DS-25/1 Shifting central floor gear shift lever Clutch dry double-disc clutch Syncromesh gears I - V Final drive ratio 2.975 Maximum speed 300 km/h Acceleration 0-100 km/h 4.8 secs (2 occupants)

Technical specifications

Technical specifications
3-rotor engine (M 950 F) 4-rotor engine (M 950/4)
Eccentricity <math>e</math> 15 mm
Generating radius <math>R</math> 99 mm
Equidistant <math>a</math> 4 mm
Width <math>B</math> 75 mm
Chamber volume <math>V_k</math> 600 cm3
Displacement <math>V_h</math> 3600 cm3 4800 cm3
Compression <math>\varepsilon</math> 9.3
Rated power <math>P_e</math> 205 kW 260 kW
Rated speed <math>n_e</math> 7,000 min−1 6,000 min−1
BMEP <math>p_e</math> 1.05 MPa 1.1 MPa
Mass <math>m</math> 150 kg 180 kg
Source [1] [1][2]
Power diagram of the M 950/4

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