Monocylindrical hybrid two-cycle engine, compressor and pump, and method of operation
OwnerGrigoriy Epshteyninventor
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The monocilindrical hybrid comprises a boosted by the reciprocating air compressor two-cycle engine and a hydraulic pump. The pump plunger fastened to engine piston and located coaxially with the compressor piston and pump rotor comprised stabilizer hydraulic motor and two diametrically opposite axial rods associated with the plunger, compressor piston and swash plate. The swash plate turn changes the engine piston stroke and remains the engine compression ratio. The swash plate shift changes the engine compression ratio for the either kind of fuel use. The hybrid and pneumohydraulic accumulator association transforms the single pump plunger supply pulsation into uniform fluid flow feeding the hydrostatic transmission motor. Direct energy transmission, variable engine, compressor and pump displacement volume and energy recuperation increases the specific power, decreases the weight and installation space and enables to achieve 80 mile per gallon for the car in city conditions.
A monocylindrical hybrid two-cycle engine, compressor and pump, said engine comprises cylinder and camshaft, said pump comprises a plunger, valve plate and rotor having of a pistons and synchronize mechanism axial rods, yoke and pivotable swash plate, having turn system and shift system, a conic reducer, and a hydraulic control system comprising pneumohydraulic accumulator, hydrostatic converter, hydraulic distributors, check valves, regenerative braking valve and said valve plate comprises circular slot and autonomous slots associated with said pistons and formed stabilizer hydraulic motor connected in series with said pump and at least one hydrostatic transmission motor.
The hybrid of 1 wherein said first hydraulic distributor having three position:
A method of monocylindrical hybrid operation comprising the steps of:
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