Mechanical leverage to generate torque force to a rotary shaft

Abstract

There is thus provided, in accordance with achieving a novel embodiment, as a rotary shaft turning force containment. This apparatus has a central component on the outer perimeter of a large circular gear assembly at a distance of its rotary shaft, plurality of individual cylinders such as internal combustion cylinders or steam cylinders are deployed angular acceleration uniformly fixedly attached on the circumference of the said embodiments frame to operate at a distance of said rotary shaft. The rotary shaft at the center of a large circular gear assembly whereby turned by smaller gears by means of linkage theretrough the said cylinders piston rod assembly. The idea behind the cylinders deployed at a distance of the rotary shaft is to take advantage of the mechanical leverage to generate maximum torque force with minimum effort. A microprocessor and associated memory are vital means of controlling rpm in communication with the embodiments.

Claims

1. An internal combustion engine comprising: a circular apparatus capable of delivering rotating torque to a centrally located rotary shaft of a gearbox conveying mechanical advantage to rotate the rotary shaft of a gearbox wherein, the circular apparatus having a plurality of a pistons which reciprocate within cylinders, the cylinders attached at the circumference of the circular apparatus, and wherein the pistons are connected to pivoting links that transfer force to the circular apparatus conveying torque to the rotary shaft of the gearbox.

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3. The engine of claim 1, wherein the circumference of the said circular apparatus Includes a smaller circular apparatus propelled by: a compressed oxidized fuel mixture injected and ignited in the cylinders; an injected steam piston cylinders; an injected compressed air in the pneumatic piston cylinders; a pumped hydraulic fluid in the piston cylinders; or a jet engine directly mounted on to the large means of conveying rotational energy assembly thereby generating rotary torque force to its gearbox rotary shaft.

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6. The engine of claim 1, wherein a frame of the said apparatus is to stabilize and continuously support the said large circular apparatus conveying rotational energy to the rotating load, so as to hold the said gearbox rotary shaft at a substantially fixed axis of rotation on the said frame.

7. The engine of claim 1, wherein the said apparatus of the large circular conveying rotational energy assembly is rotated by fixedly attaching on the circumference of the said apparatus with the either one or a number of smaller circular apparatus conveying rotational energy and both a pivoting and a parallel links along with an internal combustion cylinder piston rod link interconnected operate as a unit fixedly attached to the frame to rotate the said rotary shaft.

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11. The engine of claim 1, wherein said apparatus, a microprocessor manages the operation of the said apparatus and associated electronics, responsive to respective rotation angle, a sensors, a solenoids, a pneumatic devices, a valves plus other commands are managed in the performance of said apparatus.

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0009] The present invention will now be described more specifically with reference to the following embodiments. It is to be noted that the following descriptions of preferred embodiments of this invention are presented herein for the purpose of illustration and description only; it is not intended to be exhaustive or be limited to the precise form disclosed. Referring particularly to the drawings, there is shown in FIG. 1 the embodiment of internal combustion cylinder attached is the principle layout at outer circumference of large circular gear assembly 1 driven by smaller gears 6. The smaller gears 6 fixedly attached with bearing not shown and the said internal combustion cylinders 12A, 12B as a unit fixedly attached to a frame not shown thereby the large circular gear assembly 1 propelled by activating said internal combustion cylinders 12A, 12B alternatively thus rotating smaller gears 6 with pivoting links 4 parallel link 7 turning large circular gear assembly 1 and rotary shaft 11.

[0010] Referring now to FIG. 2 that functions as unit, the internal combustion cylinder 12A and 12B as pairs upon alternative activation whereby controlled and managed by a microprocessor therethough combustion forces are exerted by the piston rod 5 to the pivoting links 4 whereby propel small gears wheels 6, the gear wheels 6 are parallelly linked 7 functions uniformly, the small gears 6 rotates theretrough turns said large circular gear assembly 1 and thereby rotary shaft 11, as shown in FIG. 1. As the said internal combustion cylinders 12A and 12B alternate its activation thereupon the entire process as described above is repeated continuously. This entire operation is whereby managed by a microprocessor.

[0011] Referring now to FIG. 3 the internal combustion cylinder 12A as shown in FIG. 2 as the combustion takes place upon activation the piston and rod 5 exerted outward pressures from the bottom of the piston and rod 5 of the said internal combustion cylinder whereby a smaller pipe and check valve 3 compressed air is discharged to an external tank, furthermore the impact of the piston is cushioned. As the alternative 12B internal combustion cylinder is activated 12A piston and rod is pushed back creating suction whereby a larger pipe and valve 10 is opens, simultaneously exhaust valve 2 as shown in FIG. 4 opens letting out exhaust fumes. The internal parts of the cylinder are lubricated.

[0012] Referring now to FIG. 4 an internal combustion cylinder heads are capped at the top end of the piston with a compressed oxidized fuel mixture injection inlet 9, a spark ignition plug or a glow plug 8, and an exhaust valve 2 to expel combustion gasses. Method of reducing combustion noise silences attached. The internal combustion cylinder top view above the piston crown exhaust valve 2 is managed operation is controlled by a microprocessor, along with ignition spark plug, or glow plug 8 and a compressed oxidized fuel inlet port 9, whereby also managed by said microprocessor a vital means of controlling rpm in communication with the embodiments.

[0013] Referring now to FIG. 5 a large circular gear assembly 1 rotating on plurality of bearings on a frame not shown, a set of smaller gears 6 fixedly attached to said frame along with a set of internal combustion cylinders 12A, 12B all as a unit fixedly attached to a said frame where all three gears are in a parallel plane, the said internal combustion cylinders 12A, 12B opposing each other and been activated alternatively whereby combination of pivoting links 4 and 7 as a parallel link propelling as a unit turning smaller gears 6 theretrough the large circular gear assembly 1 whereby the rotary shaft 11 as shown in FIG. 1.