Two-stroke, water-cooled internal combustion engine having the cylinder liners removable from the cylinder block
AssigneePiaggio & C. S.P.A.
InventorCarlo Doveri
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AssigneePiaggio & C. S.P.A.
InventorCarlo Doveri
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In a two-stroke, water-cooled internal combustion engine the improvement is disclosed which permits to have a removable cylinder liner type of engine in spite of the intricate constructional arrangement of such engines having transfer ports and exhaust ports. The improvement consists in that the transfer and exhaust ports are formed through the liners and flanged fittings are provided between the liner transfer ports and the transfer ducts so as to ensure complete tightness. Differential-firmness gaskets are provided where appropriate and the engine is then assembled by stay bolts as usual. The construction suggested by the invention not only solves the tightness problem satisfactorily, but minimizes the stresses on the liners, especially the bending stresses.
In a two-stroke internal combustion engine of the compression crankcase type:
A two-stroke, water-cooled internal combustion engine including an engine block provided with at least one cavity in which a cylinder liner housing a reciprocating piston is removably inserted, said liner being provided with an exhaust port and with transfer ducts formed by lateral outwardly projecting portions of the liner, said exhaust port communicating in sealtight manner with an exhaust duct in the engine block through a tubular fitting, the fitting being clamped by clamping means to the liner and to the block so as to provide a tight-seal between the exhaust port and the exhaust duct.
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