Rotary radial internal combustion piston engine
OwnerLeonid Yakhnisinventor
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Abstract
The engine comprises a housing, a rotor, which is mounted in the housing for rotation about its axis. The rotor has a pair radially opposite cylinders spaced radially and apart from its axis of rotation. A piston spaced in each of the cylinders. Gas intake and gas exhaust may take place through the ducts in the body of the rotor. There is a rotary ring mounted in the housing which rotates about its axis of rotation being parallel and spaced apart from the rotor axis. The rotary ring has been connected to the pistons for rotation therewith and being impelled to rotate in the same direction and with the same velocity relative to the rotor by pins of the rotor. The pressure in the cylinders acts on the rotor being eccentrical relative to the axis of rotation of the rotary ring and so affords power.
Claims1
A Rotary Radial Internal Combustion Piston Engine comprises
- a housing (1),
- a rotor (3) having a driven shaft (4) fastened thereon,
- a first set of bearings (2), wherein said driven shaft (4) mounted on, spaced coaxially apart on the opposite sides of said housing (1) for rotation about an axis of said rotor (3),
- a rotary ring (5),
- a second set of bearings (6) wherein said rotary ring (5) mounted on, spaced coaxially apart on the opposite sides of said housing (1) for rotation around an axis of said rotary ring (5) being parallel and spaced apart from axis of said rotor (3),
- a pair radially opposite cylinders (7) spaced in the body of the rotor (3) eccentrically and equidistantly relative to said rotation axis of said rotor (3),
- a piston (8) spaced in each of said cylinders for displacement along the respective cylinder axes, wherein said piston (8) is connected respectively to said rotary ring (5) by connecting rods (10),
- an intake duct being at an outer end of said driven shaft (4) and an exhaust duct being at an opposite outer end of said driven shaft (4),
- an inner pipe connecting said intake duct to said cylinders (7) and said cylinders (7) to said exhaust duct, and
- pins (9);
- wherein said rotary ring (5) is eccentrically relative to the rotation axis of said rotor (3), and is impelled to rotate in the same direction and at the same velocity relative to said rotor by the direct mechanical connection between said rotor and said rotary ring by said pins (9) of said rotor.
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