Reciprocating double-ended piston

Expansible chamber devices – With toothed gear – spline or thread rigid with working member

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123 56C, 123 63, 123 61R, 74 33, 74131, 74132, F01B 900

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049413961

ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to a reciprocating engine which has an improved reciprocating double ended piston which substantially reduces the size and weight of piston components. The double ended piston comprises a center portion between the two end portions. The center portion having at least one pair of racks located along the longitudinal axis either on the outside surface of a pair of flat surfaces or on opposed inside surfaces along a slot cut into the center portion. At least one crankless drive shaft having a gear or pair of gears mateable with the racks so that the crankless drive shaft (s) are continuously rotated.

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