Alternating velocity rotary engine employing a gear control mechanism
OwnerHugh A. Seymour-Chalkinventor
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Abstract
An alternating velocity rotary engine including a pair of pistons 1 connected to main shaft 6 through an alternating velocity mechanism 5 in which the mechanism employs for each piston a rotary drive gear element 11 which cooperates with a further gear element 12, an eccentrically disposed drive element 15 on the rotary gear element and means 4, 16 and 17 drivingly to connect the piston 1 to the drive element 15.
Claims5
An alternating velocity rotary engine comprising a central mainshaft, a toroidal channel disposed about said mainshaft, a pair of pistons located in said channel, and two alternating velocity mechanisms located on opposite sides respectively of the channel, each connecting a respective piston to the mainshaft, each mechanism employing for its respective piston, a stationary gear disposed about said mainshaft, a pair of rotary drive gears which rotate on an axis extending radially from the mainshaft and which both cooperate with the stationary gear, an eccentrically mounted drive element on each rotary drive gear and a pair of connecting arms drivingly connecting the piston to the drive elements, each of the connecting arms being rotatably connected to a respective drive element and extends to, and is rotatably connected to, the piston, each connecting arm of each mechanism and the connecting arms of the two mechanisms being of substantially the same dimensions.
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