Internal combustion engine having independent combustion chamber
AssigneesHu ZHOU, Tsinghua Redbud Innovation Institute, Tianjin
InventorHu ZHOU
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AssigneesHu ZHOU, Tsinghua Redbud Innovation Institute, Tianjin
InventorHu ZHOU
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An internal combustion engine having an independent combustion chamber comprises a combustion chamber (1), an air inlet system (2), a material feeding system (3), and a working system (4). The air inlet system (2) and the combustion chamber (1) are connected together and configured to transport a compressed air to the combustion chamber (1). The material feeding system (3) and the combustion chamber (1) are connected together and configured to transport a fuel to the combustion chamber (1). The combustion chamber (1) has a fixed volume and has no movable wall such as a piston. The fuel continues to be burned in the combustion chamber (1) to generate a high-temperature and high-pressure gas, and chemical energy of the fuel is converted into internal energy of the high-temperature and high-pressure gas. The working system (4) and the combustion chamber (1) are connected together. The piston (21) of the working system (4) works to convert the internal energy of the gas into a mechanical energy.
piston type internal combustion engine, mainly comprising a combustion chamber, an air inlet system, a material feeding system and a working system, wherein the air inlet system, the material feeding system and the working system are all connected with the combustion chamber, the space in the combustion chamber is fixed, the combustion chamber and the working system are separated spatially, chemical energy of a fuel is converted into an internal energy in the combustion chamber, a working medium works through the working system to convert the internal energy into a mechanical energy, the combustion chamber is in the high-temperature and high-pressure state all the time in work, and the pressure intensity of intake air is higher than the pressure intensity of the working medium.
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