Two-way cylinder engine
OwnerAmorn Ariyakunakorninventor
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Abstract
An internal combustion engine wherein each cylinder has two pistons placed in the opposite direction and attached together by an arm-type connecting rod and wherein a cylinder head has a rotor blade rotating in the middle between the upper cylinder head and the lower cylinder head whereby the upper cylinder head and the lower cylinder head are perforated with an intake port and an exhaust port. The rotor blade is perforated with one port and rotates by a gear which is at the outer edge of the rotor blade. When the piston reaches the power stroke, it generates force to act on the arm-type connecting rod and when the connecting rod arm moves in a linear motion, it transmits the force towards the crankshaft or the transmission shaft which is attached by a guide rail platform.
Claims18
Apparatus for controlling flow of air-fuel mixture to and exhaust gases from a combustion chamber of an internal combustion engine, the engine having a cylinder and a piston reciprocally traveling in the cylinder, said apparatus comprising:
- a cylinder head of said cylinder;
- said cylinder head having an outer wall and an inner wall defining a space therebetween:
- a single rotor filling said space between said inner and outer walls and rotatable in said space around a center of the rotor;
- said outer wall having a first port for intake of air-fuel mixture and a second port for outflow of exhaust gases;
- said inner wall having first and second ports aligned with said ports in the outer wall;
- said first and second ports in said outer wall being disposed at equal distances from the center of the rotor;
- said first and second ports in said inner wall being disposed at equal distances from the center of the rotor in correspondence and alignment with said first and second ports in said outer wall;
- said rotor having first and second openings at equal distances from the center of the rotor which selectively provide direct communication via said openings between said first and second ports in the outer wall and said first and second ports in said inner wall as said rotor rotates, and
- means for rotating said rotor in synchronism with travel of the piston in the engine so that said openings in said rotor and said ports in the inner wall of the cylinder head communicate with the ports in the outer wall of the cylinder head in correspondence with intake, compression, power and exhaust strokes of the engine, wherein said openings in the rotor are circular and the ports in the inner and the outer walls are curved slots.
Apparatus for controlling flow of air-fuel mixture to and exhaust gases from a combustion chamber of an internal combustion engine, the engine having a cylinder and a piston reciprocally traveling in the cylinder, said apparatus comprising:
- a cylinder head of said cylinder;
- said cylinder head having an outer wall and an inner wall defining a space therebetween;
- a single rotor filling said space between said inner and outer walls and rotatable in said space around a center of the rotor;
- said outer wall having a first port for intake of air-fuel mixture and a second port for outflow of exhaust gases;
- said inner wall having first and second ports aligned with said ports in the outer wall;
- said first and second ports in said outer wall being disposed at equal distances from the center of the rotor;
- said first and second ports in said inner wall being disposed at equal distances from the center of the rotor in correspondence and alignment with said first and second ports in said outer wall;
- said rotor having first and second openings at equal distances from the center of the rotor which selectively provide direct communication via said openings between said first and second ports in the outer wall and said first and second ports in said inner wall as said rotor rotates,
- means for rotating said rotor in synchronism with travel of the piston in the engine so that said openings in said rotor and said ports in the inner wall of the cylinder head communicate with the ports in the outer wall of the cylinder head in correspondence with intake, compression, power and exhaust strokes of the engine, and
- a ball bearing on said rotor, said rotor having a central opening at which said ball bearing is disposed.
Apparatus for controlling flow of air-fuel mixture to and exhaust gases from a combustion chamber of an internal combustion engine, the engine having a cylinder and a piston reciprocally traveling in the cylinder, said apparatus comprising:
- a cylinder head of said cylinder;
- said cylinder head having an outer wall and an inner wall defining a space therebetween;
- a rotor filling said space between said inner and outer walls and rotatable in said space;
- said outer wall having a first port for intake of air-fuel mixture and a second port for outflow of exhaust gases;
- said inner wall having first and second ports aligned with said ports in the outer wall;
- said rotor having first and second openings each of which selectively provides communication between said first and second ports in the outer wall and said first and second ports in said inner wall as said rotor rotates, and
- means for rotating said rotor in synchronism with travel of the piston in the engine so that said openings in said rotor and said ports in said inner wall of the cylinder head communicate with the ports in the outer wall of the cylinder head in correspondence with intake, compression, power and exhaust strokes of the engine,
- said means for rotating said rotor comprising an arm connected to a connecting rod of the piston to travel with the piston as the piston reciprocally travels in the cylinder, a guide engaging said arm to undergo rotation as the arm reciprocally travels with the piston and a drive gear driven in rotation by said guide, said rotor being formed with an external gear thereon in mesh with said drive gear for being driven in rotation with said drive gear and thereby in synchronism with reciprocal travel of said piston.
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