Scuderi Group

His oil-less compressor was conceived and introduced within a period of six months and captured 70 percent of the refrigerant recovery market within one year. In 2005, Discovery Magazine credited this development as one of the reasons for the ongoing repair of the ozone layer. Nearly 20 years later, Scuderi's technology remains the industry standar... d. In 1994, after spending most of his life contemplating the inefficiencies of the conventional engine Otto cycle, Scuderi set out to improve the internal combustion engine and in 1998 began designing the Scuderi Split-Cycle Engine full-time. Scuderi's design was finalized in 2001 and with the help of his children, he began obtaining patents, contacting laboratories and licensing experts, and raising funds for what would be a completely new internal combustion process: The Scuderi Split Cycle. Carmelo Scuderi died suddenly in 2002, but the Scuderi family's next generation of engineers and global development partners continue to further his legacy of innovation by exploring making new discoveries around split-cycle thermodynamics. Today, Scuderi Group has amassed a patent portfolio containing over 200 patents issued and over 500 patents filed in over 50 countries. Based in West Springfield, Mass., the company has since opened offices in Frankfurt, Germany, and Nagoya, Japan. Careers | Privacy Statement | Terms of UseRead More