Internal combustion engine

Claim 2

An internal combustion engine comprising: A. a combustion chamber defined by a cylinder head, a cylinder attached to said cylinder head and a piston operably mounted within said cylinder and adapted to make both compression strokes and suction strokes; and B. a carburetor adapted to mix fuel with air to produce an air-fuel mixture and adapted to provide said air-fuel mixture to the combustion chamber; and C. a main suction path, through which the air-fuel mixture is provided to the combustion chamber, terminating in two suction valves, said suction valves opening into said combustion chamber; and D. two sub-suction paths provided in the main suction path, a first sub-suction path terminating in a first nozzle and a second sub-suction path terminating in a second nozzle, said first and second nozzles opening into the combustion chamber in a direction tangential to the axis of the cylinder; wherein the first nozzle and the second nozzle are oriented, with respect to one another, such that gases passing through the first nozzle and gases passing through the second nozzle produce swirls of gases in the combustion chamber in an identical direction, said swirls centering around the axis of the cylinder.

Claim 3

An internal combustion engine comprising: A. a combustion chamber defined by a cylinder head, a cylinder attached to said cylinder head and a piston operably mounted within said cylinder and adapted to make both compression strokes and suction strokes; and B. two main suction paths opening independently into said combustion chamber, each of said main suction paths being constructed as a serial passage leading from a suction port formed in the cylinder head through a suction manifold and a two-barrel carburetor to an air cleaner, wherein each of said suction ports is equipped with a suction valve by which the suction port is opened and closed; and C. two sub-suction paths, one provided in each of said main suction paths, having a smaller effective opening area than that of the main suction paths, said sub-suction paths comprising: an injection nozzle press-fitted in the cylinder head, a passage portion formed in the suction manifold and a path formed in the carburetor; wherein, the injection nozzle comprises the outlet portion of the corresponding sub-section path; and wherein, each injection nozzle is directed toward the combustion chamber such that a swirl of suction gases which turns centering around the axis of the cylinder is generated in the combustion chamber; and wherein the two injection nozzles are oriented with respect to one another such that the swirls of suction gases generated by the injection nozzles are in an identical, circumferential direction having turns centering around the axis of the cylinder.

Claim 4

An internal combustion engine comprising: A. a combustion chamber defined by a cylinder head, a cylinder attached to said cylinder head and a piston operably mounted within said cylinder and adapted to make both compression strokes and suction strokes; and B. two main suction paths opening independently into said combustion chamber, each of said main suction paths being constructed as a serial passage leading from a suction port formed in the cylinder head through a suction manifold and a two-barrel carburetor to an air cleaner, wherein each of said suction ports is equipped with a suction valve by which the suction port is opened and closed; and C. two sub-suction paths, one provided in each of said main suction paths, having a smaller effective opening area than that of the main suction paths, said sub-suction paths comprising: an injection nozzle press-fitted in the cylinder head, a passage portion formed in the suction manifold and a path formed in the carburetor; wherein, the injection nozzle comprises the outlet portion of the corresponding sub-section path; and wherein, each injection nozzle is directed toward the combustion chamber such that a swirl of suction gases which turns centering around the axis of the cylinder is generated in the combustion chamber; and wherein the two injection nozzles are oriented with respect to one another such that the swirls of suction gases generated by the injection nozzles are in an identical, circumferential direction having turns centering around the axis of the cylinder.

Claim 5

An internal combustion engine comprising: a plurality of main suction paths respectively independently opened into a single combustion chamber provided with a piston capable of performing a suction stroke, respectively connected with a fuel supply device and adapted to be opened and closed by independent and respective suction valves; and a plurality of sub-suction paths, provided seperately of said main suction paths, each having an outlet port pointed into said combustion chamber in an identical circumferential direction, so as to generate a swirl of suction gas in said single combustion chamber during the suction stroke.

Claim 6

An internal combustion engine comprising: a plurality of main suction paths respectively independently opened into a single combustion chamber provided with a piston capable of performing a suction stroke, respectively connected with a fuel supply device and adapted to be opened and closed by independent and respective suction valves; and a plurality of sub-suction paths, provided seperately of said main suction paths, each having an outlet port pointed into said combustion chamber in an identical circumferential direction, so as to generate a swirl of suction gas in said single combustion chamber during the suction stroke.

Claim 7

An internal combustion engine of claim 3, wherein said sub-suction paths are opened into at least one of said plural main suction paths at a position immediately upstream of the corresponding suction valves.

Claim 8

An internal combustion engine of claim 3, wherein the plural sub-suction paths are the same in number as said main suction paths; wherein the open portions of said main suction paths to the combustion chamber are juxtaposed to one another and are so disposed that they are respectively opened and closed by the corresponding suction valves, and wherein said sub-suction paths are respectively opened immediately upstream of the suction valves of the corresponding main suction paths.