Internal-combustion engines – Rotating cylinder – Parallel to shaft
Patent
1978-08-22
1981-02-17
Koczo, Jr., Michael
Internal-combustion engines
Rotating cylinder
Parallel to shaft
91499, 92 122, 417274, F02B 5700
Patent
active
042508436
ABSTRACT:
An engine internal-combustion engine having cylinders secured symmetrically spaced on a wheel rotor equipped with a main shaft and with their piston rods extending outwardly against a substantially saddle-shaped cam. The operation of the engine will make the reciprocating piston rods confront the undulating top surface of the cam and therefore revolve the internal-combustion cylinders themselves together with the wheel rotor along the undulating surface. The invention also includes an oil pressure cam receiver to cushion the cam confronting the piston rods and push the pistons to their maximum inward position in the cylinder to achieve a desired compression ratio of the fuel-air mixture in the combustion chamber of the cylinder.
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