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THERMALLY STRATIFIED REGENERATIVE COMBUSTION CHAMBER (RHRE)

Country Application No. Patent No. Expiration (Inventors) (Date) (Date) Date
USA Provisional 61/757,383 Pouring, Hayes, Bopp, (1/28/13) Weber & Keller) Utility 14/166,676 9,567,939 B2 2/26/35 (1/28/14) (2/14/17) Patent link for RHRE. Click here.
ABSTRACT:A method for improving combustion in a combustion chamber of an internal combustion engine, a heat retaining element, and an internal combustion engine are provided. The internal combustion engine includes a main combustion chamber arranged between a head and a reciprocating piston, and a heat retaining element provided between the head and the main combustion chamber. The heat retaining element is a self-supporting structure coupled to the head that is configured to reduce heat transfer from the main combustion chamber into the engine head. The heat retaining element includes a head-facing portion substantially corresponding in shape to a portion of the head facing the main combustion chamber. The heat retaining element is provided such that a gap is provided between the head-facing portion of the heat retaining element and the portion of the head facing the main combustion chamber.

METHOD FOR MODIFYING COMBUSTION CHAMBER IN RECIPROCATING PISTON I.C. ENGINE AND RESULTING ENGINE (RHRE & ERI)

Country Application No. Patent No. Expiration (Inventors) (Date) (Date) Date
USA Provisional 61/757,379 (Pouring, Hayes, (1/28/13) Bopp,Weber & Keller) Utility 14/166,654 9,567,896 B2 2/26/35 (1/28/14) (2/14/17) Patent link for RHRE and ERI. Click here.
ABSTRACT:A method for improving combustion in a main combustion chamber of an internal combustion engine and a resulting engine are disclosed. The engine includes a main combustion chamber arranged between a head and a reciprocating piston. A heat retaining element is provided between the head and the main combustion chamber. The heat retaining element is configured to reduce heat transfer from the main combustion chamber into the engine head. A precombustion chamber is provided having a reaction chamber. The reaction chamber is configured to be provided with a secondary charge of air/fuel and a first spark igniter.

ENGINE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND METHOD

Country Application No. Patent No. Expiration (Inventors) (Date) (Date) Date USA 17/173,974 11,603,808 2/11/41 (Pouring) (2/11/21) 3/14/23 Patent link for Engine Management System & Method. Click here. https://image-ppubs.uspto.gov/dirsearch-public/print/downloadPdf/11603808 ABSTRACT:An engine management system and method may include a control system and method for controlling an internal combustion engine. The internal combustion engine may be a direct-injection engine using a Sonex Controlled Auto- Ignition (“SCAT”) combustion path. The control system and method may utilize fuel injection pressure, timing of start and end of injection, management of turbo airflow, fuelsupplied, and other factors to provide reduced emissions and improved performance.

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