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ITALIAN ENGINE EVOLUTION (Only Most Significative Military Or Racing Engines) (By Sibboh) ITALIAN ENGINE EVOLUTION (only most significative military or racing engines) (by Sibboh) 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 ALFA ROMEO AS.3 AS.5 ───→ A.20 ───→ ───→ FIAT AS.2 ───→ A.19 A.22 ───→ ───→ ───→ A.24 ───→ ───→ A.25 ISOTTA ───→ ───→ ───→ Asso 500 ───→ FRASCHINI Asso 750 ───→ ───→ PIAGGIO REGGIANE 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 Mercury ───→ ───→ ───→ ──→ Alfa 135 ALFA ROMEO Pegasus ───→ Alfa 125 Alfa 126 ──→ Alfa 127 ───→ ───→ A.33RC ───→ ───→ ───→ A.30RA bis ───→ A.24T ───→ ───→ AS 6 ───→ ───→ ───→ ───→ FIAT A.30RA ───→ ───→ A.24R ───→ A.26 R A.55 G&R 14K A.58RC A.78RC P&W Hornet A.59RC A.76RC ───→ ───→ A.80RC ───→ ───→ ISOTTA Asso caccia ───→ ───→ ? FRASCHINI ───→ ───→ Asso 750 ───→ ───→ ───→ ───→ ───→ Asso 750 RC ───→ Asso XI RC ───→ ───→ Asso XI Spinto L.120 Delta ───→ ───→ PIAGGIO P.IX ? ───→ P.X P.XI P.XI bis REGGIANE 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 Alfa 135 ───→ ───→ ALFA ROMEO ───→ Alfa 127 Alfa 128 ───→ ───→ inizio produzione ───→ DB601Aa Alfa 101 ───→ A.38 ───→ A.44 ? FIAT A.76RC ───→ ───→ A.75 A.76 A.80RC ───→ ───→ ───→ A.82 A.83 A.84 ? Asso 750 RC progetto L.180 ISOTTA Asso XI Spinto Asso L.121 FRASCHINI ───→ ───→ ───→ progetto L.122 ───→ ───→ Sigma? L.120 Delta ───→ Gamma ? ───→ Zeta ? ───→ ───→ P.XVI ───→ ───→ ───→ ───→ P.X ───→ ───→ ───→ ───→ ───→ PIAGGIO ───→ P.XI bis P.XIX ───→ P.XII ───→ ───→ ───→ ───→ P.XV ? P.XXII ───→ REGGIANE RE 103 RC ───→ progetto RE 104 Alfa Romeo Engines Engine Engine First run - year Continuous Power Fuel Version Altitude CV/L (displacement) configuration (introduction) output Grade R9 RC35 1934 650 cv 3500 m 22.7 cv/l ? Alfa 125 (28.628 L) air cooled RC10 1934 710 cv 1000 m 24.8 cv/l ? R9 RC34 1935 750 cv 3400 m 26.2 cv/l 87 ? Alfa 126 (28.628 L) air cooled RC10 1935 800 cv 1000 m 27.9 cv/l 87 ? R9 RC55 1937 700 cv 5500 m 24.5 cv/l 87 Alfa 127 (28.628 L) air cooled RC50 1937 700 cv 5000 m 24.5 cv/l 87 R9 RC18 1937/38 860 cv 1800 m 30.0 cv/l 87 Alfa 128 (28.628 L) air cooled RC21 1937/38 860 cv 2100 m 30.0 cv/l 87 Alfa 129 (28.628 L) R9 air cooled RC42 1942/43 940 cv ? 4200 m 32.8 ? cv/l 87 R9 1400 m 32.8 cv/l Alfa 131 (28.628 L) RC14/50 1942/43 940 cv 87 air cooled 5000 m 32.8 cv/l R18 RC32 1934-37 1410 cv 3200 m 28.4 cv/l 87 Alfa 135 (49.722 L) air cooled RC45 ? ? 4500 m ? 87 R18 RC25 project 1939-40 ? 1850 cv 2500 m 37.2 cv/l ? Alfa 136 (49.722 L) air cooled RC65 project 1939-40 ? 1650 cv 6500 m 33.2 cv/l R18 2300 m ? Alfa 138 (57.256 L) RC23/65 experimental ? ? air cooled 6500 m ? RC80 1800 cv 8000 m 35.8 cv/l Alfa 101 or AR.1101 R28 (R7x4) 1942 ? cv ? m ? cv/l (50.24 L) liquid cooled RC?/86 (project 1937/38) 1750 cv 8600 m 34.8 cv/l Alfa 101 o AR.1101 R28 (R7x4) project RC 80 2100 cv 8000 m ? maggiorato (? L) liquid cooled (a bigger version) Racing Engines - FIAT Engine Engine First run - year Power output Version Altitude CV/L Fuel Grade (displacement) configuration (introduction) (Max) AS.2 (31.4 L) V12 - 1925 882 cv ? 28.1 cv/l AS.3 (34.6 L) V12 - 1927 1000 cv ? 28.9 cv/l AS.5 (25.128 L) V12 - 1929 1000 cv ? 39.8 cv/l - 1931 2300 cv (2800 cv) ? 45.8 cv/l (55.7 cv/l) AS.6 (50.256 L) V24 - 1934 2850 cv (3100 cv) ? 56.7 cv/l (61.7 cv/l) AS.8 (34.482 L) V16 - 1939/40 2250 cv ? 65.3 cv/l AS.5 was the basis for the A.30 and its family. AS.6 was realized with 2 AS.5. Racing Engines - ISOTTA FRASCHINI I-500 (Asso 500 V12 - 1929 1050 cv ? 37.9 cv/l modified) (Asso 500 V12 - 1929 850 cv ? 30.7 cv/l modified) M2-800 (Asso W18 - 1929 1400/1800 cv ? 24.4/31.4 cv/l 1000 modified) FIAT Engines Engine Engine First run - year Continuous Version Altitude CV/L Fuel Grade (displacement) configuration (introduction) Power output A.15 (18.696 L) V12 R 1918 300 cv ? 16.0 cv/l A 15 (20.357 L) V12 R bis 1919-20 450 cv ? 22.1 cv/l (bore longer) A 19 (9,782 L) V12 - 1923 290 cv 3500 m 29.6 cv/l A.20 (18.696 L) V12 - 1926 410 cv ? 21.9 cv/l A.22 (27.9 L) V12 - 1926 550 cv ? 19.7 cv/l - 1926 ? ? ? A.24 (32.327 L) V12 R 1931 ? ? ? T 1935 ? ? ? A.25 (54.48 L) V12 - 1927 900 cv ? 16.5 cv/l RA 1930 ? A.30 (24.047 L) V12 RA bis 1933 550 cv 2750 m 22.9 cv/l 94 (2750 rpm) A.33 (24.047 L) V12 RC35 1935-37 700 cv 3500 m 29.1 cv/l 80 (2600 rpm) A 26 (32.327 L) V12 R 1932 ? ? ? 1200 cv 1500 m 34.6 cv/l A.38 (34.7 L) V16 RC15/45 1940-41 1200 cv 4500 m 34.6 cv/l ? 2000 m ? A.40 (52.01 ? L) X24 RC20/60 ? ? 6000 m ? ? 1500 m ? A.44 (69.4 L) X32 RC15/45 ? ? 4500 m ? A.55 (17.241 L) R7 - 1932 ? ? ? A.59 (27.689 L) R9 RC 1934 700 cv 2100 m 25.3 cv/l (P&W Hornet licence) Engine Engine First run - year Continuous Version Altitude CV/L Fuel Grade (displacement) configuration (introduction) Power output A.78 (27.689 L) R9 RC 1935 660 cv 3500 m 23.8 cv/l (A.59 evolution) A.58 (38.673 L) R14 RC 1934 870 ? cv 3200 ? m 22.5 cv/l (G-R 14K licence) RC18 1935 900 cv 1800 m 28.8 cv/l A.74 (31.249 L) R14 RC38 1935 840 cv 3800 m 26.9 cv/l RC42 1938 ? cv 4200 m ? A.75 (31.249 L ?) R14 RC53 1940 ? 5300 m ? A.76 (33.404 L) 1941 R14 RC40 1000 cv 4000 m 29.9 cv/l (project 1937-38) ? 2400 m ? A.77 (33.404 L ?) R14 RC24/52 1942 ? ? 5200 m ? RC20 1935 1070 cv 2000 m 22.7 cv/l A.80 (45.72 L) R18 RC41 1935 1000 cv 4100 m 21.9 cv/l RC42 ? ? 4200 m ? 1942 A.82 (47.105 L) R18 RC 42 1250 cv 4200 m 26.5 cv/l (project 1937) ? 2400 m ? A.83 (47.105 ? L) R18 RC24/52 ? ? 5200 m ? A.84 (47.105 ? L) R18 RC40 ? ? 4000 m ? ISOTTA FRASCHINI (from 1932 in the Caproni industy group) Engines Engine Engine First run - year Continuous Version Altitude CV/L Fuel Grade (displacement) configuration (introduction) Power output - 1925 ? ? ? Asso 500 R ? ? ? ? V12 (27.709 L) AQ ? 420 cv 5000 m 15.2 cv/l RA ? ? ? ? Asso Caccia V12 - 1930 ? ? ? (20.617 L) air cooled RC15 1934 880 cv 1500 m 27.4 cv/l RC40 1935 840 cv 4000 m 26.1 cv/l Asso XI V12 RC45 1936 800 cv 4500 m 24.9 cv/l (32.144 L) RC40 "spinto" 1936 900 cv 4000 m 28.0 cv/l R2C15 1937 908 cv 1500 m 28.2 cv/l Asso L.121 V12 RC40 1937-38 900 cv 4000 m 28.0 cv/l (32.144 L) Asso L.122 never realized V12 RC50 1000 cv 5000 m 31.1 cv/l (32.144 L) (project 1938) RC40 1936-37 ? 4000 m ? RC35 1938 700 cv 3500 m 26.6 cv/l RC40 1938 750 cv 4000 m 28.5 cv/l Asso L.120 Delta V12 800 cv 1600 m 30.4 cv/l (26.275 L) air cooled RC16/40 1940 ? 800 cv 4000 m 30.4 cv/l 800 cv 1700 m 30.4 cv/l RC17/50 1941 ? 800 cv 5000 m 30.4 cv/l Engine Engine First run - year Continuous Version Altitude CV/L Fuel Grade (displacement) configuration (introduction) Power output 2000 m 30.4 cv/l RC20/55 1942 800 ? cv 5500 m 30.4 cv/l Asso L.120 Delta V12 ~ 750 cv 2100 m ~ 28.5 cv/l RC21/60 1942/43 (26.275 L) air cooled ~ 750 cv 6000 m ~ 28.5 cv/l ~ 750 cv 3000 m ~ 28.5 cv/l RC30/70 1942/43 ~ 750 cv 7000 m ~ 28.5 cv/l Gamma V12 RC35 1939 ? 520 cv 3500 m 27.2 cv/l (19.14 L) air cooled Zeta (38.28 L) X24 RC42 1941? 1250 cv 4200 m 32.6 cv/l double Gamma air cooled Sigma (52.55 L) X24 ? ? ? ? ? double Delta air cooled - 1927/34 ? ? ? Asso 750 W18 RC35 1933 870 cv 3500 m 18.5 cv/l (47.105 L) RC40 1934 ? 3700 m ? Asso 1000 W18 - 1929 ? ? ? ? (57,26 L) 1450 cv or 30.8 cv/l Asso L.180 project 1938 ? 1500 cv or 31.8 cv/l W18 RC? ? (47.105 ? L) never realized 1750 ? cv or 37.1 ?? cv/l 1800 ? cv 38.2 ?? cv/l PIAGGIO Engines Engine Engine First run - year Continuous Version Altitude CV/L Fuel Grade (displacement) configuration (introduction) Power output PIX (24.861 L) R9 1930 ? 600 cv ? 24.1 cv/l (G-R 9K licence) R 1935 700 cv 1000 m 28.2 cv/l PX (24.861 L) R9 P ? ? ? ? RC35 ? ? 3500 m ? PXVI (24.861 L) R9 RC35 1938 650 cv 3500 m 26.1 cv/l G-R 14Krs (licence) R14 ? 1934 870 ? cv 3200 ? m 22.5 cv/l RC50 1935 ? 5000 m ? RC30 1935 ? 3000 m ? RC40 1936 1000 cv 4000 m 25.9 cv/l 87 RC72 1936 ? 7200 m ? RC40 bis 1937 1000 cv 4000 m 25.9 cv/l 87 PXI (38.673 L) R14 C40 1937 ? 4000 m ? RC44 1937 ? 4400 m ? RC15 1937 ? 1500 m ? RC100/2v 1937 ? 10000 m ? RC60 ? ? 6000 m ? RC45 1940 1160/1180 cv 4700 m 30.0/30.5 cv/l 92 PXIX (38.673 L) R14 RC60 1941 ? ? 6000 m ? 92 PXII (53.01 L) R18 RC35 1938 1350 cv 3500 m 25.5 cv/l 87 PXV (53.01 L) R18 RC several 1941/42 ? 1450-1500 cv several 27.3-28.3 cv/l 87 ? PXXII (53.01 ? L) R18 RC several 1942/43 ? 1500-1600 cv several 28.3-30.2 cv/l 87 ? REGGIANE (from 1935 in the Caproni industry group) Engines Engine Engine First run - year Continuous Version Altitude CV/L Fuel Grade (displacement) configuration (introduction) Power output RE 101 never inverted ? W12 RC50 I 1100 cv 5000 m 41.0 or 41.35 cv/l 100 ? (26.8L or 26.6L?) (project 1940) never RE 102 (34 L) inverted ? W18 RC50 I 1350 cv 5000 m 39.7 cv/l 100 ? (project 1940-41) never 1540 cv 1500 m 38.6 cv/l RE 103 (39.9 L) inverted W18 RC40 I 87 (project 1940-41) 1500 cv 4000 m 37.6 cv/l 1640 cv 1500 m 41.1 cv/l 1942-43 RE 103 (39.9 L) inverted W18 RC50 I 1620 cv 3250 m 40.6 cv/l 100 (project 1940-41) 1600 cv 5000 m 40.1 cv/l RE 104 (32.144 L) never V12 RC38 1000 cv 3800 m 31.1 cv/l 87 (modified Asso L.121) (project 1941) 1540 cv 1500 m 38.6 cv/l never 1500 cv 5000 m 37.6 cv/l RE 105 (39.9 L) inverted W18 RC100 I 87 ? (project 1941-42) 1390 cv 7750 m 34.8 cv/l 1310 cv 10000 m 32.8 cv/l RE ? (53.2 L) never X(?)24 RC60 I 2200 cv 6000 m 41.35 cv/l 100 ? (RE 103 derivative) (project 1942) http://www.webalice.it/paolo.riatti/motori.html Bibliography: Sergio Govi (author), 1985, "I Reggiane dall'A alla Z.
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