Abstract A lubricating oil supply controller for a two-cycle engine is disclosed, wherein a lubricating oil is supplied to an intake air passage separately from fuel without mixing in advance the lubricating oil with fuel which is to be supplied to an engine. In this controller, a non-contacting type electrometer provided at a carburetor detects the fuel supply flow rate as a voltage. Thus detected voltage value is transmitted to a computer as a digital input through an analog-to-digital converter. This computer operates calculation by serving the input as a parameter and transmits a desired digital control signal to a step motor. The step motor is operated in response to the digital control signal and control a lubricating oil injection valve. In this way, the lubricating oil in its proper flow rate according to fuel supply flow rate is supplied to the engine.
In a two-cycle engine for supplying a mixture of air and fuel to a combustion chamber, a lubricating oil supply controller for the two-cycle engine comprises: fuel flow rate detecting means for detecting a supply flow rate of fuel which is a non-contact type electrometer provided at a main jet of a carburetor; lubricating oil supplying means for supplying a lubricating oil to an intake air passage; and lubricating oil flow rate controlling means for controlling the lubricating oil supply flow rate of said lubricating oil supplying means in response to an input from said fuel flow rate detecting means.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
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In a two-cycle engine for supplying a mixture of air and fuel to a combustion chamber, a lubricating oil supply controller for the two-cycle engine comprises: fuel flow rate detecting means for detecting a supply flow rate of fuel which is a non-contact type electrometer provided at a main jet of a carburetor; lubricating oil supplying means for supplying a lubricating oil to an intake air passage; and lubricating oil flow rate controlling means for controlling the lubricating oil supply flow rate of said lubricating oil supplying means in response to an input from said fuel flow rate detecting means.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
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A lubricating oil supply controller according to claim 1 further including an analog-to-digital converter adapted to convert an analog signal from said non-contact type electrometer to a digital signal.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
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A lubricating oil supply controller according to claim 1, wherein said lubricating oil supply means is an injection valve opened up downstream of a carburetor within said intake air passage of said engine.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
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A lubricating oil supply controller according to claim 1 wherein said lubricating oil flow rate controlling means comprises a computer adapted to effect a proportional plus derivative operation to a detection input signal from said fuel flow rate detecting means in order to transmit a required control signal, and a step motor adapted to control said lubricating oil supply means by responding to said control signal.