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Space age flywheel could slash pollution in vehicles
David W. Rabenhorst, Johns Hopkins APL engineer, unveils a graphite filament flywheel powering cars with minimal exhaust when paired with a smaller engine. The device promises 30 watt hours per pound and may reach market around 1972, with a new brake system also claimed to boost safety.
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Lee Beller
Central Press
David W. Rabenhorst
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
Laurel
Rabenhorst
Hopkins Lab
National Air and Pollution Control Association