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US 11,492,907 B2Granted
Cartiodal rotary machine with two-lobe rotor
OwnerJoseph A. Sbarounisinventor
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Abstract
Two rotors with two lobes are eccentrically mounted within the chamber of a two-lobe rotary machine. The rotors have a periphery defined by a the path of the opposing rotor apex.
Claims8
A cartiodal rotary machine with two-lobe rotors comprising:
- two two-lobe rotors having curved faces meeting at apexes, said two-lobe rotors displaced for eccentric rotation, said two-lobe rotors having lenticular cross sections perpendicular to axis of said eccentric rotation, wherein each of said two-lobe rotors is rotatably mounted on an eccentric crank pin and controlled by means for positioning said rotors, said eccentric crank pins being parallel and at a crank length distance to crank shaft longitudinal axis, said means for positioning said rotors connecting between each of said two-lobe rotors to at least one stationary support, said means for positioning said rotors causing said two-lobe rotors to rotate half the amount of the crank shaft in the same direction or rotation, said two-lobe rotors having said apexes confined along a single protrusion cartiodal path and said two-lobe rotors collectively have a periphery contained within a maximum envelope defined by movement of the apexes of said nearest adjacent lenticular rotor.
A cartiodal rotary machine with two-lobe rotors comprising:
- at least three two-lobe rotors having curved faces meeting at apexes, said two-lobe rotors displaced for eccentric rotation, said two-lobe rotors having lenticular cross sections perpendicular to axis of said eccentric rotation, wherein each of said two-lobe rotors is rotatably mounted on an eccentric crank pin and controlled by means for positioning said rotors, said eccentric crank pins being parallel and at a crank length distance to crank shaft longitudinal axis, said means for positioning said rotors connecting between each of said two-lobe rotors to at least one stationary support, said means for positioning said rotors causing said two-lobe rotor to rotate half the amount of the crank shaft in the same direction or rotation, said two-lobe rotors having said apexes confined along a single protrusion cartiodal path and said two-lobe rotors collectively have a periphery contained within a maximum envelope defined by movement of the apexes of said nearest adjacent lenticular rotor.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.