Adjustable rotary valve assembly for a combustion engine

Internal-combustion engines – Two-cycle – Rear compression

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123 73V, 12319014, F02B 3304

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052576019

ABSTRACT:
A rotary valve assembly is provided for use in a combination engine, wherein the valve assembly is adjustable for variable valve timing during engine operation. The rotary valve assembly comprises a rotary valve plate formed by a pair of valve leaves mounted coaxially in overlapping relation and defining an open arcuate valve port. The valve plate is rotatably mounted to extend across and thereby open and close an engine valve passage, such as an intake passage in a two-stroke combustion engine. An adjustment sleeve is provided to rotate the valve leaves during engine operation to rotate the valve leaves during engine operation in response to one or more selected engine operating conditions, to correspondingly and selectively adjust the engine valve timing.

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