Method and device for introducing a carburetted mixture under pr

Internal-combustion engines – Two-cycle – Whirl through piston-controlled ports

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123 73BA, 123 9014, F02M 6700, F02M 6910

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050055372

ABSTRACT:
A device, and method for introducing a carburetted mixture under pressure into a chamber of a first cylinder of a two stroke-internal combustion engine. The device includes a feed valve cooperating with a seat for closing a duct feeding carburetted mixture into the chamber of a first cylinder, a valve returning arrangement and an assistance member comprising a separation element cooperating with one end of a stem of the valve. The assistance member separates a first volume and a second volume within each of which a pressure prevails, with the separation element having a movement and causing displacement of the valve under the action of the pressure difference between the pressure of the first volume and the pressure of the second volume.

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