Internal combustion engine having an exhaust gas turbine
AssigneeSpecialty Systems, Inc.
InventorHerbert G. Zinsmeyer
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AssigneeSpecialty Systems, Inc.
InventorHerbert G. Zinsmeyer
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An advanced turbo compound engine of internal combustion type having conventional reciprocally movable pistons, cylinders, manifolds, fuel-oxygen admixing apparatus or fuel injection, firing apparatus or compression ignition, and incorporating the improvement of respective nozzle means for conveying the hot, moderately high pressure combustion products (exhaust gases) from the respective cylinders to one or more turbines, the nozzle means having its inlet and discharge ends connected, respectively, with the respective boundary walls of respective combustion chambers or cylinders and with the inlet to a turbine. The turbine may have its shaft connected with a compressor for compressing at least air for intake to the engine and/or for connecting with the output shaft of the engine for assisting in delivering power that is used as desired, or connected to other auxiliary power needs.
In combination with an internal combustion engine having at least one cylinder carrying a respective reciprocally movable piston, a respective cylinder head closure on said at least one cylinder and closing the end of the respective said cylinder to define a respective combustion chamber with respect to said cylinder piston, inlet manifold means connected with said cylinder for conveying at least an oxygen-containing gas thereto, means for admixing incoming fuel with the oxygen-containing gas, ignition means for firing the fuel in the oxygen-containing gas, to develop power, and exhaust port for the periodic discharging of hot, high pressure combustion products from said cylinder, said exhaust port being disposed in a respective boundary wall of the combustion chamber or cylinder;
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