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The Paxman Hi-Dyne engine was a form of experimental diesel engine developed for rail transport use by the British engine makers Paxman of Colchester. They used variable supercharging to give a constant power output across their speed range. The name "Hi-Dyne" is a reference to dyne, a CGS unit of force, and implicitly to torque.

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  • The Paxman Hi-Dyne engine was a form of experimental diesel engine developed for rail transport use by the British engine makers Paxman of Colchester. They used variable supercharging to give a constant power output across their speed range. The name "Hi-Dyne" is a reference to dyne, a CGS unit of force, and implicitly to torque. (en)
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  • The Paxman Hi-Dyne engine was a form of experimental diesel engine developed for rail transport use by the British engine makers Paxman of Colchester. They used variable supercharging to give a constant power output across their speed range. The name "Hi-Dyne" is a reference to dyne, a CGS unit of force, and implicitly to torque. (en)
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