Rotary reciprocating internal combustion engine

Details Rotary reciprocating internal combustion engine Rotary reciprocating internal combustion engine

1990-05-23

1992-06-23

Koczo, Michael

Internal-combustion engines

Rotating cylinder

Radial

F02B 5700

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051233940

ABSTRACT:
A rotary reciprocating internal combustion engine is disclosed and includes a rotor with a set of four pistons driving respective spaced apart cranks. Each of the ends of the rotating cranks extends through a bearing in support plates on the rotor and includes a crank gear meshing with the teeth of a larger ring gear. The larger ring gear is fixed on the housing of the engine and is axially aligned with the rotor. The crank gears drive the rotor which in turn is fixed to and drives a power take off shaft. As the rotor is driven in the housing, fuel is supplied to the cylinders and combustion gasses are exhausted through openings formed in the housing. A pair of fuel intake ports, exhaust ports and spark plugs are provided for the four cylinders and pistons such that eight piston strokes are provided for each revolution of the power take off shaft.

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patent: 3499424 (1970-03-01), Rich
patent: 4741300 (1988-05-01), Benson

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