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EmptyFriendsays...it's spelled realeaux triangle, if anyone was caring to look it up.
mefasays...>> ^EmptyFriend:
it's spelled realeaux triangle, if anyone was caring to look it up.
Except it's really spelled "reuleaux triangle".
TheFreaksays...Isn't Wankel feeling rather smug right about now.
Truckchasesays...>> ^TheFreak:
Isn't Wankel feeling rather smug right about now.
I thought the same thing, and Wikipedia greeted me with this:
"The rotor of the Wankel engine is easily mistaken for a Reuleaux triangle but its curved sides are somewhat flatter than those of a Reuleaux triangle and so it does not have constant width. "
Source (English translation) http://translate.google.de/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.der-wankelmotor.de%2FTechniklexikon%2Ftechniklexikon.html&sl=de&tl=en&hl=de&ie=UTF-8
I'm still partial to the reference though.
EmptyFriendsays...>> ^mefa:
>> ^EmptyFriend:
it's spelled realeaux triangle, if anyone was caring to look it up.
Except it's really spelled "reuleaux triangle".
doh, typo. good catch.
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