Internal-combustion engines – Noncompression
Patent
1977-04-06
1979-07-24
Croyle, Carlton R.
Internal-combustion engines
Noncompression
123119EC, F02B 3300, F02M 712
Patent
active
041619269
ABSTRACT:
Method and apparatus for modulating engine parameter actuators at speeds and variety of waveforms suited for the detection and elimination of engine performance degradation due to perturbations caused by environmental changes as well as by wear in use, structural and other design limitations. An actuator is made responsive to gas pressure which is modulated by forcing gas flow through a chamber connected to the actuator. The flow enters the chamber through a variable orifice comprising a solid block with bores facing corresponding bores in a drum rotating at a speed synchronized to the engine speed. The modulation of pressure delivered, as a result, to the actuator may be controlled, by computer or manually, by controlling the relative phase between the drum and engine rotations and the pressure of gas supplying the flow through the variable orifice and the chamber.
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Croyle Carlton R.
Ross Thomas I.
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