Drive-torque amplifier for a moving shaft
OwnerJosé Felipe ZOLLNER VALDETTARIO, Augusto ZOLLNER DIANDERAinventors
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
The invention relates to a machine that amplifies the drive torque of a moving shaft, which is formed by at least one pair of identical units facing a central shaft, each unit being formed by at least one mechanical actuator (cam), a hydraulic actuator (amplified linear force that provides the application of Pascal's law) and a mechanism comprising a piston, connecting rod and crankshaft. For mechanical considerations, the machine is a two-stroke engine (compression and intake) having at least two opposite horizontal pistons, that is, a 180° V engine.
Claims5
Machine that amplifies the torque of a rotating shaft characterised in that it comprises:
- at least one pair of identical units (4) on either side of a crankshaft (1);
- each unit (4) formed by an outer case (6) and an inner case (9) inside which a plunger (11) moves, a piston (20) that moves inside the inner case (9), a connecting rod (21) that transfers the amplified force of the piston (20) to convert it into torque for the crankshaft (1) that contains at least one elbow for the connecting rods (21) of the pair of units (4) and at least one cam (2), a compression chamber (10), whose walls are formed by a motor block (8), a cylinder head (5), the outer case (6) and the inner case (9), a cylinder head flange (7) that secures the cylinder head (5), a mating flange (23) that secures the pair of units (4) to each other, a roller follower (18) for each cam (2) and at least two rods (24) that attach together to the plungers (11) of the pair of units (4).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.