Combustion promoter for internal combustion engines
OwnerTakeshi Okumainventor
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Abstract
A combustion promoter for an internal combustion engine comprising a cylinder having a combustion chamber therein, a main piston movable within the cylinder, a sub-piston mounted on an inner wall of the main piston, and a sub-cylinder surrounding the projecting portion of the sub-piston and defining a sub-cylinder chamber. The sub-piston is driven in relation to the stroke of the main piston toward the combustion chamber until the main piston has reached a position in the vicinity of top dead center of a compression stroke. Gas in the combustion chamber is then introduced into the sub-cylinder chamber where it is stored. The sub-piston is next moved rapidly away from the combustion chamber to eject the gas stored in the sub-cylinder chamber into the combustion chamber, thereby promoting combustion of the gas.
Claims2
A combustion promoter for an internal combustion engine comprising
- a cylinder having a combustion chamber therein;
- a main piston movable within said cylinder;
- a sub-piston mounted on an inner wall of said main piston, said sub-piston having a portion projecting into said combustion chamber;
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- a sub-cylinder surrounding the projecting portion of said sub-piston and defining a sub-cylinder chamber, said sub-piston being driven in relation to the stroke of said main piston toward said combustion chamber until said main piston has reached a position in the vicinity of top dead center of a compression stroke, gas in said combustion chamber being introduced into said sub-cylinder chamber and stored therein, said sub-piston being then moved rapidly away from said combustion chamber to eject the gas stored in said sub-cylinder chamber into said combustion chamber, thereby promoting combustion of the gas.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.