Intake system for engines
AssigneeYamaha Hatsudoki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorHiromitsu Matsumoto
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Abstract
An induction system for an internal combustion engine that has, in addition to the conventional main intake passage, a relatively small cross-sectional auxiliary intake passage which discharges into the main intake passage upstream of the point of communication of the main intake passage with the engine chamber and downstream of the throttle valve of the engine. A relatively large capacity plenum chamber feeds the auxiliary intake passage so that on the intake cycle a high velocity charge will be delivered from the auxiliary intake passage into the chamber to increase turbulence and improve the combustion efficiency.
Claims12
In an intake system for an internal combustion engine of a type having a combustion chamber, an intake passage and an exhaust passage opening to the combustion chamber, and an intake valve and an exhaust valve disposed in said intake and exhaust passages to open and close the respective passages, said intake valve having a longitudinal axis and a peripheral edge, the improvement comprising a closed supply chamber of a predetermined volume, and control passage means connected at one end to the supply chamber and being open at another end to a lower surface of the intake passage upstream of and in the immediate vicinity of the intake valve and being substantially directed at an angle offset from the longitudinal axis of the intake valve to a juncture formed upstream of the intake valve where the peripheral edge of the intake valve meets the intake passage, and the mixture in the supply chamber is fed to the combustion chamber through the control passage means upon opening of the intake valve.
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