Cold air super-charged internal combustion engine, working cycle and method
OwnerClyde C. Bryantinventor
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Working cycle for internal combustion engines, with methods and apparatuses for managing combustion charge density, temperature, pressures and turbulence (among other characteristics). At least one embodiment describes a supercharged internal combustion engine in which a supercharging portion of air is compressed, cooled and injected late in the compression process. A sub-normal compression ratio or low “effective” compression ratio initial air charge is received by a cylinder/compression chamber on the engine intake process, which during compression produces only a fraction of heat-of-compression as that produced by a conventional engine. During compression process, dense, cooled supercharging air charge is injected, adding density and turbulence above that of conventional engines with low “effective” compression ratio for this portion of air charge also. Compression continues and near piston top dead center, the air charge being mixed with fuel is ignited for power pulse followed by scavenging.
A method of operating an internal combustion engine having a crankshaft driven by at least one piston moving through at least a compression stroke and an expansion stroke aided by combustion taking place within a cylinder, said method comprising the steps of
An internal combustion engine, comprising an engine block defining at least one cylinder therein, a first inlet port and a second inlet port communicating between said cylinder and a source of air, an exhaust port through which exhausted gases are expelled from said cylinder, a piston movably mounted within said cylinder, at least one compressor in fluid communication via a conduit between said source of air and at least said second port;
The engine of 15, wherein said piston moves through at least an intake stroke and a compression stoke, said engine further comprising control mechanism selectively timed to close said first port prior to completion of the piston intake stroke.
A method of operating an internal combustion engine having a crankshaft driven by at least one piston moving through at least a compression stroke and an expansion stroke aided by combustion taking place within a cylinder, said method comprising the steps of
An internal combustion engine, comprising an engine block defining at least one cylinder therein, a first inlet port and a second inlet port communicating between said cylinder and a source of air, an exhaust port through which exhausted gases are expelled from said cylinder, a piston movably mounted within said cylinder, at least one compressor in fluid communication via a conduit between said source of air and at least said second port;
An internal combustion engine, comprising an engine block defining at least one cylinder therein, a first inlet port and a second inlet port communicating between said cylinder and a source ol air, an exhaust port through which exhausted gases are expelled from said cylinder, a piston movably mounted within said cylinder, at least one compressor in fluid communication via a conduit between said source of air and at least said second port;
An internal combustion engine, comprising an engine block defining at least one chamber therein, a first inlet port and a second inlet port communicating between said chamber and a source of air, an exhaust port through which exhausted gases are expelled from said chamber, a piston movably mounted within said chamber, at least one compressor in fluid communication via a conduit between said source of air and at least said second port;
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