Abstract:
An improvement to loop-scavenged two-stroke internal combustion engines with an intake valve (7) engaging a seat (10) for fresh air intake, and an exhaust valve (8) engaging a seat (13) for combustion gas exhaust, is disclosed. The valves are arranged in such a way that the fresh air intake scavenges a susbtantial part of the burnt gases. In at least one of said valves, the valve surface (21) located downstream from the valve face (9) and the surface (23) of the downstream extension of said seat (10) are configured in such a way that they form a substantially isentropic diffuser.
Abstract:
Internal combustion engine comprising a cylindrical work chamber (1) with a piston (3) sliding therein, said work chamber being closed by a cylinder head (4), a device (5) operating in two stroke mode, for injecting liquid fuel atomized under high pressure, a system for loop scavenging through the cylinder head and two valves having the same cylindrical form and axes. The outer inlet valve (7) cooperates with a cylinder head seat (15), the other valvebeing an exhaust valve (6) of tubular shape which has a surface bearing against a seat (16) formed in the lower portion of the inlet valve (7). The inle valve opens into the work chamber and the exhaust valve opens in the opposite direction, thereby delimiting, between them, an exhaust passage (8). The injection device (5) opens into the work chamber substantially at the centre of a central hub (21) on the cylinder head, the exhaust valve (6) sliding along said hub.
Abstract:
In the head housing (1) there are two mains: for air suction (A) and for air exhaust (B). The concentrical interrelation of these two mains enables the maximum possible size of the main openings which allow the necessary quantity of air for combustion into the cylinder, whereas in the exhaust process the resistance is much smaller due to the size of the main opening. The exhaust main (B) is closed by one valve (2) which is opened by one cam (5) on the camshaft (6). The suction main (A) is closed by a profiled ring (7) which is opened by two cams (5a) on the camshaft (6). This technical solution allows the engine to "breathe more easily", which has an immediate effect on the fuel consumption, engine power, quality of exhaust gases, economy of fuel consumption, and longevity in exploitation.
Abstract:
An internal combustion engine is provided in which an intake valve (9), which opens and closes an intake valve hole (7) formed in a cylinder head (3) so as to face a combustion chamber (5), has a hollow structure, and an exhaust valve hole (22) formed in the intake valve (9) is made to open and close by an exhaust valve (18) coaxially housed within the intake valve (9). The intake valve hole (7), which faces the combustion chamber (5), communicates directly with an intake port (8), and the exhaust valve hole (22), which faces the combustion chamber (5), communicates with an exhaust port (14) via an exhaust passage (21) formed within the hollow intake valve (9). It is thereby possible to ensure that the intake valve (9) has a large opening area, thus increasing the intake charging efficiency and, furthermore, since exhaust gas that has just come out of the combustion chamber (5) does not make direct contact with the cylinder head (3), which has a large heat capacity, any decrease in temperature of the exhaust gas can be minimized, thereby utilizing waste heat effectively.
Abstract:
Internal combustion engine comprising a cylindrical work chamber (1) with a piston (3) sliding therein, said work chamber being closed by a cylinder head (4), a device (5) operating in two stroke mode, for injecting liquid fuel atomized under high pressure, a system for loop scavenging through the cylinder head and two valves having the same cylindrical form and axes. The outer inlet valve (7) cooperates with a cylinder head seat (15), the other valvebeing an exhaust valve (6) of tubular shape which has a surface bearing against a seat (16) formed in the lower portion of the inlet valve (7). The inle valve opens into the work chamber and the exhaust valve opens in the opposite direction, thereby delimiting, between them, an exhaust passage (8). The injection device (5) opens into the work chamber substantially at the centre of a central hub (21) on the cylinder head, the exhaust valve (6) sliding along said hub.
Abstract:
A loop-scavenged two-stroke internal combustion engines with an intake valve (7) engaging a seat (10) for fresh air intake, and an exhaust valve (8) engaging a seat (13) for combustion gas exhaust, is disclosed. The valves are arranged in such a way that the fresh air intake scavenges a substantial part of the burnt gases. In at least one of the valves, the valve surface (21) located downstream from the valve face (9) and the surface (23) of the downstream extension of the seat (10) are configured in such a way that they form a substantially isentropic diffuser.