Concentric rotary vane machine with elliptical gears controlling vane movement
OwnerSeno L. Cornelioinventor
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In the concentric rotary pressure fluid machine which can either be an engine, motor, pump or compressor, the four identical elliptical gears (54, 54, 100, 100) actuate the relative rotary motions of two identical and coaxial rotors (60, 60') characterized by varying angular accelerations with respect to time equal in magnitude but opposite in direction. Consequently, the four arcuate variable-volume-chambers ( 1, 2, 3, 4) bounded by the arcuate rotor vanes (70, 70, 70', 70') analogous to opposed pistons of the piston-cylinder machine, and the rotor cylinders (80'), axial spacer (110), hollow cylindrical shell (20) and two transverse end plates (32, 32), functioning as cylinder block symmetrically and alternately enlarge and shrink in volumes in the prescribed manner as they revolve around their common axis.
A concentric rotary pressure fluid machine made up of a stator, an intermediate elliptical gears and main shaft assembly, a pair of coaxial rotors and their axial spacer,
The apparatus as claimed in 1 having four identical elliptical gears that actuate its four variable-volume-chambers defined by the internal surface of the shell, pair of rotor cylinders and spacer, two pairs of arcuate vanes and the two transverse end plates to symmetrically and alternately enlarge and shrink twice every revolution.
The apparatus as claimed in 1 applied as an internal combustion engine in which the shell has a threaded horizontal radial hole on the left for fixing a spark plug, a radial fuel-air mixture inlet and exhaust outlet on the right, and the rear end of the main shaft is a square cam operating the contact breaker of the ignition system.
The apparatus as claimed in 1 applied either as an external combustion engine, hydraulic motor, liquid pump, vacuum pump or compressor in which the shell has two diametrically opposing inlets and two diametrically opposing outlets.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.