Internal combustion engine with power recovery turbine

Power plants – Fluid motor means driven by waste heat or by exhaust energy... – Fluid motor means is a turbine with output means...

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123119C, 60598, F02G 302

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039614840

ABSTRACT:
Greater overall power is obtained from an internal combustion engine utilizing a power recovery turbine operated by the exhaust gases from the engine cylinders by dimensioning the stacks connecting the exhaust valve flow areas to the turbine such that each stack has a cross sectional flow area less than the cross sectional flow area of the exhaust valve when fully opened. While there results a slight increase in frictional losses in the stack and pumping losses to the piston, such losses are more than made up by the substantial decreases in throttling losses across the exhaust valve flow area during the valve opening process.

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