Swirl forming device in combustion engine

In a combustion engine having intake and exhaust ports opening into a combustion chamber with intake passageways and exhaust passageways controlled by intake valves and exhaust valves operatively connected to the respective intake and exhaust ports, the improvement comprising a swirl fanning device by forming a fluidic swirl pattern by introducing an auxiliary fluid during low load engine operating conditions comprising:

• an engine control unit for detecting low load engine operation conditions and providing a lean air-fuel mixture to the combustion chamber compared to normal load engine operation;
• a control valve operatively connected to the engine control unit for opening during low load engine operation conditions;
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• a auxiliary passage connected to the control valve for receiving the auxiliary fluid, the auxiliary passage having an open end positioned at a location immediately upstream of the intake port and adjacent the exhaust port, such that when viewed from top in a direction conforming to a longitudinal axis of a cylinder bore, the auxiliary gas is introduced only on one side of the intake valve in a direction different from a direction normal to an inner peripheral surface of the cylinder bore during low load engine operation to thereby form a swirl pattern along the inner peripheral surface of the cylinder bore, wherein the open end of the auxiliary passage is positioned downstream of an intake passage of the engine with respect to a valve guide for the intake valve, wherein the intake and exhaust ports are positioned substantially symmetrically on respective sides of a diametrical line drawn to pass across a longitudinal axis of the combustion chamber, respectively, and wherein the open end of the auxiliary passage is positioned at the location immediately upstream of the intake port and between, when viewed from top in said direction conforming to the longitudinal axis of the cylinder bore, a first position closest to the exhaust port a second position displaced 90° from such first position towards an outside of the combustion chamber around the intake port.

In a combustion engine having intake and exhaust ports opening into a combustion chamber with intake passageways and exhaust passageways controlled by intake valves and exhaust valves operatively connected to the respective intake and exhaust ports through respective valve guards opening into respective intake and exhaust passageways, the improvement comprising a swirl forming device for forming a fluidic swirl pattern by introducing an auxiliary fluid during low load engine operating conditions from an air cleaner comprising:

• an engine control unit for detecting low load engine operation conditions and providing a lean air-fuel mixture to the combustion chamber compared to normal load engine operation;
• a control valve operatively connected to the engine control unit for opening during low load engine operation conditions;
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• an auxiliary passage connected directly to the air cleaner for receiving the auxiliary fluid and extending to a discharge open end positioned in the intake passageway downstream of the valve guide opening for providing a directional release to the auxiliary fluid, the auxiliary passage is connected to the control valve for controlling the release of auxiliary fluid, the auxiliary passage has the discharge open end positioned at a location immediately upstream of the intake port and between, when viewed from top in a direction conforming to the longitudinal axis of the cylinder bore, a first position closest to the exhaust port and a second position displaced 90° from such position towards an outside of the combustion chamber around the intake port, the auxiliary fluid is introduced only on one side of the intake valve in a direction different from a direction normal to an inner peripheral surface of the cylinder bore during low load engine operation to thereby form an oval swirl pattern towards an inner peripheral surface of the cylinder bore.