Two-stroke engine having a central scavenging system

Internal-combustion engines – Two-cycle – Rear compression

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123 65A, 123 73PP, F02B 7502, F02F 324

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048096482

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a two-stroke engine having a central scavenging system through which the scavenging mixture, regulated into a single stream at a scavenging port provided in the top wall of the piston, jets upwardly into the center of the top portion of the cylinder bore and then spreads radially outwards so as to provide a plurality of currents of scavenging mixture. These currents branch from the main stream of scavenging mixture and flow through shorter distance as well as undergo similar flow environment with respect to one another due to symmetry in regard to the center of the cylinder. Thus, the scavenging performance of the two-stroke engine can be greatly improved.

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