ROTATING DETONATION ENGINE

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• SM

  @smartereveryday · 4 years ago · pinned

  You need to visit Huntsville

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• RE

  @rebelg · 4 years ago

  After following Integza for a while, I think the real question is: when is he flying to the Mars using his 3d-printed engine?

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• PL

  @PlasmaChannel · 4 years ago

  Just when I thought there were only so many types of rocket engines, my mind gets obliterated....tomato level obliterated. Phenomenal Joel!

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• CA

  @Casual-BeANs · 1 year ago

  getting in trouble for putting his face DIRECTLY IN THE PATH OF THE ENGINE is such an integza thing to do

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• IN

  @integza · 4 years ago

  I big thank you to Dr. Myles, Dr. Eric Bach and Dr. Quentin Michalski for the help they provided!

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• AN

  @andren2747 · 4 years ago

  Suggestion: Journey to an actual standalone rocket/plane/car - I really enjoy your content but working towards a practical, containerised engine for moving vehicles would propel you to anti-tomato legend status! I know it would be a much longer project, especially getting pressurised fuel into a reliable lightweight stand-alone format, but maybe collaborating with more like-minded people from e. g. the RC sector could make it a lot easier - In any case I look forward to seeing what comes next!

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• AR

  @arefabdala644 · 4 years ago

  I’m a researcher at the University of Central Florida specialized in RDE’s and Pressure Gained Devices. I have been watching your videos for a while and would love to talk more if you are interested. My next video idea would be to make the RDE combustion chamber annual and attempt to observe the actual rotating detonation. An additional idea would be to create a planar RDE which would use this exact same set up and would just be used to observe the detonation wave.

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• 4D

  @4DRC_ · 2 years ago

  My man’s building a rocket to get as far away from tomatoes as possible

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• AK

  @akiko009 · 4 years ago

  As an alternative to the primer from gun shells, you could go to a well stocked tool store and ask for the "powder loads" or "strip" for a Hilti gun (aka "Powder-Actuated Fastening Tool"). The nice thing is that those come in multiple strengths, so you can pick one that works for you.

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• JE

  @jerrydaboss1 · 4 years ago

  It's so cool to see how every video his design gets better, materials get better, and his success rate improves.

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• JO

  @JoelCreates · 4 years ago

  My favorite engine you've done so far!

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• SG

  @SgtSteel1 · 2 years ago

  How that tiny engine made that metal rod glow and bend is insane. Imagine this little engine being 100x the size.

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