Applied ignition internal combustion engine whose pistons have e

Internal-combustion engines – Precombustion and main combustion chambers in series – Piston carried precombustion chamber

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123276, 123285, F02B 2306

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to an applied ignition internal combustion engine having at least one cylinder in which a piston slides along the cylinder axis, with a cylinder head capping the cylinder and, together with the piston and cylinder, defining a combustion chamber. The piston has a recess open toward the cylinder head, the recess having several shapes of an ellipsoid section along a transverse plane of the piston, of which the main axis and generatrices are substantially parallel to the lengthwise axis of the piston in order to reduce the area-volume ratios in the combustion chamber and increase turbulence levels at the end of the compression cycle. The ellipse or ellipses is or are such that:

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Patent Abstract Of Japan, vol. 015, No. 432 (M-1175), Nov. 5, 1991.

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