Patent classifications
F02B53/00
Rotary engine
A rotary engine includes a housing, a crank dual-slider connecting rod mechanism, and rotary casings. The vertically arranged sliding grooves are provided in the housing. The crank dual-slider connecting rod mechanism is mounted on the housing. Sliders of the crank dual-slider connecting rod mechanism are respectively located in the sliding groove. The sliders are driven by a rotation of a crank to periodically compress a gas in the sliding grooves. The two rotary casings configured to rotate synchronously are mounted on an outer side of the housing. Each of the rotary casings is provided with a combustion chamber. Any of the rotary casings is in a transmission connection with a main shaft via a transmission system. The rotary casings drive the main shaft to rotate through a combustion of a compressed gas in the combustion chambers. The rotary engine achieves a good seal.
Rotary engine
A rotary engine includes a housing, a crank dual-slider connecting rod mechanism, and rotary casings. The vertically arranged sliding grooves are provided in the housing. The crank dual-slider connecting rod mechanism is mounted on the housing. Sliders of the crank dual-slider connecting rod mechanism are respectively located in the sliding groove. The sliders are driven by a rotation of a crank to periodically compress a gas in the sliding grooves. The two rotary casings configured to rotate synchronously are mounted on an outer side of the housing. Each of the rotary casings is provided with a combustion chamber. Any of the rotary casings is in a transmission connection with a main shaft via a transmission system. The rotary casings drive the main shaft to rotate through a combustion of a compressed gas in the combustion chambers. The rotary engine achieves a good seal.
FLUID TRANSFER APPARATUS
The present invention provides a fluid transfer apparatus comprising: a rotating shaft comprising a rotation unit extending along an axial direction and a first eccentric unit and a second eccentric unit disposed to be spaced apart from each other along the axial direction; a first rotor housing forming a first fluid compression space in the shape of an epitrochoid curved surface; a second rotor housing forming a second fluid compression space in the shape of an epitrochoid curved surface, and positioned to be spaced apart from the first rotor housing along the axial direction; a first rotor disposed in the first fluid compression space so as to delimit the first fluid compression space into multiple variable-displacement spaces, and coupled to the first eccentric unit while surrounding the first eccentric unit in the radial direction of the first eccentric unit; and a second rotor disposed in the second fluid compression space so as to delimit the second fluid compression space into multiple variable-displacement spaces, and coupled to the second eccentric unit while surrounding the second eccentric unit in the radial direction of the second eccentric unit.
FLUID TRANSFER APPARATUS
The present invention provides a fluid transfer apparatus comprising: a rotating shaft comprising a rotation unit extending along an axial direction and a first eccentric unit and a second eccentric unit disposed to be spaced apart from each other along the axial direction; a first rotor housing forming a first fluid compression space in the shape of an epitrochoid curved surface; a second rotor housing forming a second fluid compression space in the shape of an epitrochoid curved surface, and positioned to be spaced apart from the first rotor housing along the axial direction; a first rotor disposed in the first fluid compression space so as to delimit the first fluid compression space into multiple variable-displacement spaces, and coupled to the first eccentric unit while surrounding the first eccentric unit in the radial direction of the first eccentric unit; and a second rotor disposed in the second fluid compression space so as to delimit the second fluid compression space into multiple variable-displacement spaces, and coupled to the second eccentric unit while surrounding the second eccentric unit in the radial direction of the second eccentric unit.
Method of operating an internal combustion engine
A method of operating a rotary engine including a rotor engaged to a shaft and rotationally received in a housing to define a plurality of working chambers of variable volume, including delivering a pilot quantity of fuel into a pilot cavity in successive communication with the working chambers, igniting the pilot quantity of fuel within the pilot cavity, and delivering a main quantity of fuel into the working chambers downstream of the successive communication of the pilot cavity with the working chambers, where at least one of the pilot quantity and the main quantity is varied between successive rotations of the shaft.
ROTATIONAL ENGINE
A rotational engine system comprises a rotational engine and a propulsion system. The rotational engine includes an outer ring enclosure, an inner ring component, and a drive gear. The inner ring component includes a piston and a drive gear engagement portion. The piston is configured to travel within the outer ring enclosure along a circumference of the outer ring enclosure. The drive gear engagement portion is configured to rotate as the piston travels along the circumference of the circular shape of the outer ring enclosure. The drive gear is coupled to the drive gear engagement portion of the inner ring component such that rotation of the drive gear engagement portion rotationally drives the drive gear. The propulsion system is configured to deliver propulsive energy to propel the piston along the circumference of the outer ring enclosure.
Aircraft power plant with supercritical CO.SUB.2 .heat engine
Aircraft power plants including combustion engines, and associated methods for recuperating waste heat from such aircraft power plants are described. A method includes transferring the heat rejected by the internal combustion engine to supercritical CO.sub.2 (sCO.sub.2) used as a working fluid in a heat engine. The heat engine converts at least some the heat transferred to the sCO.sub.2 to mechanical energy to perform useful work onboard the aircraft.
ROTARY COMBUSTION ENGINE WITH INTEGRATED MULTISTAGE FUEL SYSTEM
A rotary combustion engine, such as a Wankel engine has a rotor with a rotor pocket for receiving air-fuel mixture that is combusted therein to propel the rotor within the housing. Rotor air channels extend from an inlet that is configured in the compression chamber to an outlet configured in the rotor pocket to deliver compressed air-fuel mixture to said rotor pocket. The rotor air channels have an open portion, open on the face of the rotor and a closed portion extending as a conduit into the rotor to the rotor pocket. Fuel may be delivered to the rotor air channel from a rotor-gear fuel conduit that receives fuel from the fixed gear or a side-wall fuel conduit that receives fuel from a housing side-wall injector through a side-wall fuel transfer port. Rotor air channels may be configured to direct air-fuel streams to intercept one another to enhance combustion.
Rotary combustion engine with integrated multistage fuel system
A rotary combustion engine, such as a Wankel engine has a rotor with a rotor pocket for receiving air-fuel mixture that is combusted therein to propel the rotor within the housing. Rotor air channels extend from an inlet that is configured in the compression chamber to an outlet configured in the rotor pocket to deliver compressed air-fuel mixture to said rotor pocket. The rotor air channels have an open portion, open on the face of the rotor and a closed portion extending as a conduit into the rotor to the rotor pocket. Fuel may be delivered to the rotor air channel from a rotor-gear fuel conduit that receives fuel from the fixed gear or a side-wall fuel conduit that receives fuel from a housing side-wall injector through a side-wall fuel transfer port. Rotor air channels may be configured to direct air-fuel streams to intercept one another to enhance combustion.
TWO STROKE INTERNAL COMBUSTION ROTARY ENGINE WITH ZINDLER CURVE RING GEAR
A two stroke internal combustion rotary engine (30) with Zindler curve eccentric ring gear (8) and method of working of a two stroke internal combustion rotary engine (30) with Zindler curve eccentric ring gear is disclosed. The engine (30) has an equilateral triangular rotor (7) with Zindler curve shaped eccentric ring gear (8) with teeth. Output shaft (12) is fixed about to the center of the engine (30) with a center spur gear and it also connected to same sized another one or more spur gear (10) on the side of the center spur gear (11). When engine (30) start working, the rotor (7) and eccentric ring gear (8) will rotate eccentrically along with the side spur gears (10) connected to it, by running over the teeth cuts. Engine cover (16, 17) has a hole (20, 21) to allow a coolant to enter the rotor (7) and excel the heat.