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US 2003/0192489 A1Published application
Computer controlled multi-stroke cycle power generating assembly and method of operation
OwnerSatnarine Singhinventor
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An internal combustion engine and its method of operation including at least one embodiment operating on a six-stroke cycle and including at least one piston and cylinder assembly. The six-stroke cycle includes two power strokes, the latter of which is the result of a water to steam conversion process utilizing the heat of the exhaust gas from the first power stroke. A second embodiment comprises a hybrid power generating assembly incorporating alternative, first and second power sources respectively comprising an internal combustion engine and a water injection engine, the latter of which operates on the water to steam conversion process, wherein the required heat therefore is derived from the exhaust gas of the internal combustion engine. The second power source drives a source of electric energy which powers an electric motor, wherein the electric motor and the internal combustion engine are both connected in driving relation to a power take-off.
A power generating assembly including alternative power sources, said power generating assembly comprising:
A power generating assembly including alternative power sources, said power generating assembly comprising:
A power generating assembly including alternative power sources, said power generating assembly comprising:
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