Four-cylinder four-stroke engine without a crankshaft and valves
AssigneesRuei-Ting Gu, Kuo-Chen Weng
InventorRuei-Ting Gu
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AssigneesRuei-Ting Gu, Kuo-Chen Weng
InventorRuei-Ting Gu
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A four-cylinder four-stroke engine contains a base, a gas valve, a holder, a driving device, and a driven assembly, and a seat. When a four-cylinder four-stroke engine operates, a plurality of cylinders push plural pistons in the plurality of cylinders of the driving device so as to drive plural pushing posts connecting with the plural pistons to move upward and downward repeatedly, such that the driven assembly coupling with the plural pushing posts is pushed to drive a rotary shaft to rotate, thus generating a rotational energy, and the driven assembly simultaneously pushes a gear set of the driving device so that the gear set drives the gas valve on the base to rotate 360 degrees to feed and exhaust gases in the base, such that the plurality of cylinders are driven to feed, compress, burst, and exhaust gases continuously without using a crankshaft and valves.
A four-cylinder four-stroke engine without a crankshaft and valves comprising:
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