Rotary intake and exhaust system
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Abstract
A rotary intake and exhaust system for an internal combustion piston engine that includes an engine having at least one cylinder and piston that define a combustion chamber. A crankshaft is coupled to the piston for moving the piston within the cylinder. A cylinder head is positioned to interface with the combustion chamber and includes a combustion chamber transfer port, and bifurcated intake and exhaust passages, called ports or tracts, formed therein. A driven rotatable shaft is positioned in the cylinder head to interact with the combustion chamber transfer port. The shaft includes intake and exhaust ports wherein rotation of the shaft transfers fluids and gases in and out of the combustion chamber.
Claims23
A rotary intake and exhaust system for an internal combustion piston engine comprising:
- an engine including at least one cylinder and piston defining a combustion chamber;
- a crankshaft coupled to the piston for moving the piston in the cylinder;
- a cylinder head positioned to interface with the combustion chamber, the cylinder head including a combustion chamber transfer port, and bifurcated intake and exhaust passages, called ports or tracts, formed therein;
- a driven rotatable shaft positioned in the cylinder head to interact with the combustion chamber transfer port, the shaft including intake and exhaust ports wherein rotation of the shaft transfers fluids and gases into and out of the combustion chamber.
The rotary intake and exhaust system 17 wherein the intake portion includes a bore formed therein including a supercharging structure positioned within the bore and driven by the crankshaft.
The rotary intake and exhaust system 17 wherein the exhaust portion includes a bore formed therein including a turbo-charging structure positioned within the bore and driven by an exhaust driven turbine.
The rotary intake and exhaust system 17 wherein the intake portion includes a bore formed therein including a supercharging structure positioned within the bore and driven by the crankshaft and the exhaust portion includes a bore formed therein including a turbo-charging structure positioned within the bore and driven by an exhaust driven turbine.
A rotary intake and exhaust system for an internal combustion piston engine comprising:
- an engine including at least one cylinder and piston defining a combustion chamber;
- a crankshaft coupled to the piston for moving the piston in the cylinder;
- a cylinder head positioned to interface with the combustion chamber, the cylinder head including a combustion chamber transfer port, and bifurcated intake and exhaust passages, called ports or tracts, formed therein;
- a driven rotatable shaft positioned in the cylinder head to interact with the combustion chamber transfer port, the shaft including bores formed therein along a longitudinal axis of the shaft wherein one bore extends from a first end of the shaft to an intake port and another bore extends from a second end of the shaft to an exhaust port wherein rotation of the shaft transfers fluids and gases into and out of the combustion chamber.
A rotary intake and exhaust system for an internal combustion piston engine comprising:
- an engine including at least one cylinder and piston defining a combustion chamber;
- a crankshaft coupled to the piston for moving the piston in the cylinder;
- a cylinder head positioned to interface with the combustion chamber, the cylinder head including a combustion chamber transfer port, and bifurcated intake and exhaust passages, called ports or tracts, formed therein;
- a driven rotatable shaft positioned in the cylinder head to interact with the combustion chamber transfer port, the shaft including a first end having an intake portion formed thereon, the intake portion interfacing with the intake manifold and connected to an intake port allowing transfer of a fluid or gas and a second end includes an exhaust portion formed thereon, the exhaust portion interfacing with the exhaust manifold and connected to an exhaust port allowing transfer of a fluid or gas wherein rotation of the shaft transfers fluids and gases into and out of the combustion chamber.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.