Double crankshaft valved two cycle engine

Internal-combustion engines – Multiple piston – common nonrestrictive combustion chamber – Four-cycle

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123 51BA, 123 73D, 123 73V, F02B 2510

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040710009

ABSTRACT:
A two cycle engine is disclosed wherein a pair of pistons reciprocate within a common cylinder to operate a pair of crankshafts mounted at opposite ends of said cylinder. Intake mixtures for the cylinder are crankcase-pumped, and both the intake and output ports of each crankcase are valved. This valving prevents combustion within the crankcase and limits the compression volume in order to assure the highest compression of intake gases possible. A piston ring is included at the lower end of the skirt of each piston in order to further reduce the compressed volume.

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