Two-stroke motor
AssigneeSercati
InventorsEric Offenstadt, Bernard Houze
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AssigneeSercati
InventorsEric Offenstadt, Bernard Houze
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This motor is of the type comprising a case having a cylindrical upper part in which a piston is slidably mounted and a lower part in which a crankshaft connected to the piston is disposed. The case further comprises on one hand, an intake port and an exhaust port which open onto the upper part of the case, the input port being disposed below the exhaust port, and, on the other hand, at least one transfer conduit interconnecting the two parts of the case. The motor comprises a supply circuit for non-carburetted fresh gases which is connected to at least one port of the upper part of the case, the upper edge of this at least one port being disposed below the upper edge of the exhaust port. The motor is applicable in particular to motorcycles.
A two-stroke motor comprising a case defining a generally cylindrical upper cavity and a lower cavity, a piston slidably mounted in said upper cavity, a crankshaft disposed in said lower cavity, means connecting said crankshaft to said piston, carburetted gas supply means for supplying carburetted gas, non-carburetted gas supply means for supplying non-carburetted gas, at least one of said gas supply means including said lower cavity, and transfer conduit means for transferring gas from said lower cavity to said upper cavity, said lower cavity providing crankcase compressor means for compressing the gas supplied, said upper cavity presenting an exhaust port by which burnt gas is exhausted, said exhaust port having an upper edge, a first set of intake ports spaced apart angularly around said upper cavity and through which said non-carburetted gas supply means communicates with said upper cavity and a second set of intake ports spaced apart angularly around said upper cavity and through which said carburetted gas supply means communicates with said upper cavity, the intake ports of said first set presenting upper edges disposed below said upper edge of said exhaust port, and one of said sets of intake ports being disposed above the other set, said gas supply means being arranged to commence supplying non-carburetted gas to scavenge said upper cavity after said exhaust port is uncovered by said piston and before supplying carburetted gas to said upper cavity.
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