Patent classifications
F02B53/04
Rotary roller motor (RRM)
A rotary roller motor is disclosed herein. The rotary roller motor is a four-stroke internal combustion engine, wherein the rotor “rolls” around the inside of the engine block. The rotor is a two-part rotor having an inner part with a shaft and an offset circular lobe, and an outer rotor fit around the lobe. Two barriers are provided around the rotor chamber, a compression/power barrier and an exhaust/intake barrier. The combustion chamber has a non-reversing compression barrier and a compression hold barrier regulating the combustion of gas.
Rotary roller motor (RRM)
A rotary roller motor is disclosed herein. The rotary roller motor is a four-stroke internal combustion engine, wherein the rotor “rolls” around the inside of the engine block. The rotor is a two-part rotor having an inner part with a shaft and an offset circular lobe, and an outer rotor fit around the lobe. Two barriers are provided around the rotor chamber, a compression/power barrier and an exhaust/intake barrier. The combustion chamber has a non-reversing compression barrier and a compression hold barrier regulating the combustion of gas.
Thrust Vectoring Ignition Chamber Engine with Transverse Piston based Fuel Suction/Compression System
This patent discloses thrust vectoring ignition chamber engine. Thrust vectoring ignition chamber used in this engine is an annular cylinder having nozzles mounted in a way such that during fuel suction phase they are sealed and during ignition of fuel they are unsealed so that hot jets of ignited fuel escaping through nozzles cause coupled rotatory motion on the ignition chamber. Engine uses cam operated two transverse piston based mechanism for suction and compression of fuel which facilitates separation of fuel valve from ignition chamber with the help of which combustion process and suction-compression process can occur simultaneously. Flywheel mounted on extension of ignition chamber functions as output of the engine. Each half rotation of flywheel completes three phases namely fuel/air suction, compression and combustion. Thus this engine fires for every half revolution and therefore can give improved power boost.
Thrust Vectoring Ignition Chamber Engine with Transverse Piston based Fuel Suction/Compression System
This patent discloses thrust vectoring ignition chamber engine. Thrust vectoring ignition chamber used in this engine is an annular cylinder having nozzles mounted in a way such that during fuel suction phase they are sealed and during ignition of fuel they are unsealed so that hot jets of ignited fuel escaping through nozzles cause coupled rotatory motion on the ignition chamber. Engine uses cam operated two transverse piston based mechanism for suction and compression of fuel which facilitates separation of fuel valve from ignition chamber with the help of which combustion process and suction-compression process can occur simultaneously. Flywheel mounted on extension of ignition chamber functions as output of the engine. Each half rotation of flywheel completes three phases namely fuel/air suction, compression and combustion. Thus this engine fires for every half revolution and therefore can give improved power boost.
Rotary internal combustion engine with removable subchamber insert
A rotary engine having an outer body having an internal cavity with a peripheral wall having an insert opening defined therethrough in communication with the internal cavity, and a plurality of coolant passages defined through the peripheral wall in proximity of the insert opening, a rotor body rotatable within the internal cavity, and an insert removably received in the insert opening of the peripheral wall, the insert having a subchamber defined therein communicating with the internal cavity, with a minimum width of the insert opening being at least 0.75 inches. An outer body for a rotary engine and a method of inspecting in an internal cavity in an outer body of a rotary engine are also discussed; also, a rotary engine including a fuel injector having a tip received in the injector hole of the peripheral wall without protruding in the insert opening.
Rotary internal combustion engine with removable subchamber insert
A rotary engine having an outer body having an internal cavity with a peripheral wall having an insert opening defined therethrough in communication with the internal cavity, and a plurality of coolant passages defined through the peripheral wall in proximity of the insert opening, a rotor body rotatable within the internal cavity, and an insert removably received in the insert opening of the peripheral wall, the insert having a subchamber defined therein communicating with the internal cavity, with a minimum width of the insert opening being at least 0.75 inches. An outer body for a rotary engine and a method of inspecting in an internal cavity in an outer body of a rotary engine are also discussed; also, a rotary engine including a fuel injector having a tip received in the injector hole of the peripheral wall without protruding in the insert opening.
ROTARY PISTON ENGINE
A rotary piston engine is provided. The rotary piston engine includes a shell and a rotor, the rotating rotor is arranged in the shell and divides a rotor cavity into compression chambers with a variable volume, a plurality of combustion chambers rotating around a main shaft of the rotor are arranged on an outer ring of the shell, and any one of the plurality of combustion chambers is communicated with the compression chambers; the plurality of combustion chambers are in a transmission connection with the main shaft of the rotor via a transmission system, and each of the plurality of combustion chambers drives the main shaft of the rotor to rotate by a combustion of a compressed combustible gas mixture. The shell includes an upper cylinder cover and a lower cylinder cover, and a boss of the upper cylinder cover is fitted with a spigot of the lower cylinder cover.
ROTARY PISTON ENGINE
A rotary piston engine is provided. The rotary piston engine includes a shell and a rotor, the rotating rotor is arranged in the shell and divides a rotor cavity into compression chambers with a variable volume, a plurality of combustion chambers rotating around a main shaft of the rotor are arranged on an outer ring of the shell, and any one of the plurality of combustion chambers is communicated with the compression chambers; the plurality of combustion chambers are in a transmission connection with the main shaft of the rotor via a transmission system, and each of the plurality of combustion chambers drives the main shaft of the rotor to rotate by a combustion of a compressed combustible gas mixture. The shell includes an upper cylinder cover and a lower cylinder cover, and a boss of the upper cylinder cover is fitted with a spigot of the lower cylinder cover.
ROTARY INTERNAL COMBUSTION MOTOR
A rotary internal combustion motor has a stator that houses a compartment defined by two opposite planar surfaces and by an annular surface with elliptical profile, inside which a rotor rotates, which includes a cylindrical drum surrounded by an annular chamber, which is divided into multiple portions by a regularly spaced set of radial blades that are slidingly housed in the cylindrical drum. The motor also has at least one pair of inlet openings, at least one pair of outlet openings, at least one pair of injectors, at least one pair of spark plugs, and at least one pair of pre-heating spark plugs.
ROTARY INTERNAL COMBUSTION MOTOR
A rotary internal combustion motor has a stator that houses a compartment defined by two opposite planar surfaces and by an annular surface with elliptical profile, inside which a rotor rotates, which includes a cylindrical drum surrounded by an annular chamber, which is divided into multiple portions by a regularly spaced set of radial blades that are slidingly housed in the cylindrical drum. The motor also has at least one pair of inlet openings, at least one pair of outlet openings, at least one pair of injectors, at least one pair of spark plugs, and at least one pair of pre-heating spark plugs.