Orbitual crankshaft with extended constant volume combustion cycle
OwnerBorislav Zivkovichinventor
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Abstract
An improved internal combustion engine utilizes at least one orbital body with at least one orbiting rod journal offset and engaged in a specific way from the center of orbiting body. Further, orbiting body together with orbiting rod journal and one of the gears as one body, rotationally linked to the block via stationary second gear engaged in 1:1 ratio. Which transfers the rotation to main journal via flying arm. Such that radial motion of flying arm transfers the rotation to the main crankshaft axis and constitute one body. This results in a constant volume compression period of max. 60° , improving operation, efficiency and cleanliness of the engine.
Claims11
An internal combustion engine comprising:
- a crankcase;
- a rotating crankshaft held by the crankcase and having at least two main journals in the crankcase;
- an orbiting body having an orbiting body axis and being rotatably affixed to the rotating crankshaft and offset from a central longitudinal axis of the crankshaft;
- at least one orbiting rod journal on the orbiting body and offset from the orbiting body axis, the at least one orbiting rod journal being rotatably affixed by a connecting rod to a piston within a cylinder;
- and at least two meshed gears in a 1:1 ratio linking the orbiting body to the crankcase such that rotation of the crankshaft causes orbiting of the at least one orbiting rod journal around the orbiting body axis and orbiting of the orbiting body around the central longitudinal axis of the crankshaft, wherein the orbiting of the at least one orbiting rod journal around the orbiting body axis combined with the orbiting of the orbiting body around the main journal, results in a period of substantially constant volume of a combustion chamber through the rotation of the crankshaft.
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