Internal-combustion engines – Multiple cylinder – Having rotary output shaft parallel to cylinders
Patent
1989-10-13
1991-11-05
Okonsky, David A.
Internal-combustion engines
Multiple cylinder
Having rotary output shaft parallel to cylinders
123197R, 123 48B, F02B 7524
Patent
active
050623940
ABSTRACT:
A two stroke reciprocating internal combustion or external compression engine which has at least two of needed power connecting posts mounted on each end of a carrier mechanical assembly which slides in a guided area by virtue of the engine's stator design. In the carrier assembly there is incorporated an oval-type, internally toothed gear track which moves in reciprocating, linear motion. A circular, externally toothed gear is mounted on a rotatable, floating power shaft which extends perpendicular to the carrier. In that the gear is in constant engagement with the oval gear track, it is rotated by the linear movement of the reciprocating carrier. Proper gear engagement is insured by either a guider plate of by interlocking rollers in the carrier assembly. The output power end of the floating shaft is received in a mechanical unit which couples the floating shaft to an output shaft for use.
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