Internal-combustion engines – Rotating cylinder – Radial
Patent
1973-09-27
1976-01-13
Husar, C. J.
Internal-combustion engines
Rotating cylinder
Radial
F02B 5700
Patent
active
039318109
ABSTRACT:
A rotary-piston internal combustion engine having one or any number of rotary pistons, mounted in a cylindrical cylinder block, the cylinder block being mounted for rotation in an elliptical casing, on a central hub associated with said casing. A central drive shaft is connected to the cylinder block for rotation therewith, and each cylinder provides one power stroke per revolution of the cylinder block. Each cylinder is provided with a push rod, adapted to be restrained against the interior of the cylindrical wall of the engine casing. The engine is self-lubricating, and eliminates the need for a crankshaft, has a minimum of moving parts and thus friction points are minimal provides a hugh power-to-weight ratio and minimizes exhaust emissions. Ignition may be either by spark means, or by dieseling.
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Husar C. J.
Sessions O. T.
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