Rotary internal combustion engine with cooled insert
AssigneePratt & Whitney Canada Corp.
InventorsEugene Gekht, Bruno Villeneuve, Mike Fontaine, David Gagnon-Martin
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AssigneePratt & Whitney Canada Corp.
InventorsEugene Gekht, Bruno Villeneuve, Mike Fontaine, David Gagnon-Martin
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A rotary internal combustion engine having an insert opening defined in a hot area of one of the walls of the stator body and in communication with its internal cavity, at least one groove defined within the opening around a perimeter thereof, at least one coolant inlet channel defined therein in communication with each groove, and at least one coolant outlet channel defined therein in communication with each groove. A cooling jacket lines the insert opening, the cooling jacket cooperating with each groove to define a cooling gallery around the insert opening. An insert is sealingly received in the cooling jacket, the insert being made of a material having a greater heat resistance than that of the wall.
An rotary internal combustion engine comprising:
A stator body for a Wankel engine comprising:
A method of cooling an insert in a hot zone of a wall of a body of an internal combustion engine, the method comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.