Rotor engine
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A rotary internal combustion engine which includes a plurality of cylinders equiangularly mounted around a central rotary valve assembly on an axial horizontal shaft, in which more complete combustion and less emission of unburnt gases is achieved. The engine embodies a valving rotor comprising horizontally spaced discs having two properly located intake and exhaust valve passages and related generally cup-shaped intake/exhaust guide means eccentrically mounted on the shaft. This arrangement together with correspondingly horizontally spaced intake/exhaust ports in the respective cylinders, provides for dual intake charges and for the exhaust gas to be discharged twice and more completely in a single exhaust stroke via the properly located exhaust valves. The exhaust valves, which are also in the horizontally spaced rotor discs, are circumferentially displaced from the respective intake valves and also from each other.
In a reciprocating piston, expansible chamber internal combustion rotary valve type engine embodying a plurality of pistons disposed in corresponding piston chambers or cylinders closed at one end by cylinder head means provided with ignition means therein;
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