OQAPA - Alternative Fuels

Run the Quasiturbine as an internal or external combustion engine
to power vehicles using alternative fuels.

The Quasiturbine can be run as an Internal Combustion machine.
It is inherently flexible regarding the type of fuel used:

The Quasiturbine running in internal combustion more is also immune to knocking
A very wide range of fuels with different octane ratings could be used in a Quasiturbine internal combustion engines
Fuel flame transfer rates are not as much a consideration in a Quasiturbine because:

Transfer of the Fuel-air mixture to the Quasiturbine chambers are more even and causes natural mixing
Quasiturbine rotation rates [RPM] are slower, allowing the flame front to propogate throughout the chamber

The Quasiturbine can be run as a Stirling Engine (external combustion)

Almost any type of fuel could be used in external combustion [Stirling] mode