Heat-insulating engine with swirl chambers
AssigneeIsuzu Motors Limited
InventorHideo Kawamura
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AssigneeIsuzu Motors Limited
InventorHideo Kawamura
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This invention relates to a heat-insulating engine with swirl chambers which reduces a throttle loss due to the communication ports and increases the speed of a vortex flow within swirl chambers. The heat-insulating engine with swirl chambers comprises small communication ports each with a small passage area and large communication ports each with a large passage area formed at the lower portions of the swirl chamber blocks constituting heat-insulating swirl chambers, and control valves provided to large communication ports. During the compression stroke, the control valves close the large communication ports, and open the same ports during the expansion stroke after fuel injection and on rise in pressure in the swirl chambers. Accordingly, during the compression stroke, air is sent into the swirl chambers at high speed via small communication ports to increase a vortex flow speed within the swirl chambers. During the expansion stroke, the large communication ports being open, combustion gas and flame are forced into the main combustion chambers from the swirl chambers to reduce a throttle loss.
In a heat-insulating engine with swirl chambers, comprising a cylinder block constituting cylinders, a cylinder head fixed to said cylinder block, swirl chamber blocks disposed inside hole portions formed in said cylinder head and constituting swirl chambers having a heat-insulating structure, pistons reciprocating inside said cylinders, main chambers formed at said piston heads of said pistons, communication ports for communicating said main chambers with said swirl chambers, formed in said swirl chamber blocks, and fuel injection nozzles having injection ports thereof opening to said swirl chambers, and sequentially operated in a cycle of an intake stroke, a compression stroke, an expansion stroke and an exhaust stroke;
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