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CLAIMS
1.
A two-cycle internal combustion engine of the type comprising:
- one cylinder (2),
- one piston (4) with associated connecting rod,
- one head (3) closing the cylinder (2) on the explosion chamber side,
- one crankcase (12) closing the cylinder (2) on the side opposite the
explosion chamber,
- a spark plug (5) inserted in the head, and
- a burnt gas exhaust pipe (8) with inlet port opening onto the internal
surface of the cylinder (2) near bottom dead center of the piston (4),
characterized by the presence in combination of the following:
- an air input duct (6) with combustion chamber inlet ports (13) located
near bottom dead center of the piston (4), ports termed hereinafter
'scavenging ports', and with other inlet ports located either in the
cylinder (2) near the crankcase (12) or in the crankcase,
- a duct (7) for inlet of lubrication oil into the air input duct (6),
- a sensor (9) of rotation speed and angular position of the drive shaft,
- a fuel injector (1) inserted in the cylinder wall (2) with an inclination
such that the fuel jet produced thereby penetrating into the combustion
chamber impacts on the wall of the head (3) near the spark plug (5)
and also inserted in a position such that the piston (4) in its top dead
center is placed between the injector (1) and the combustion chamber,
and
- a control unit (10) which synchronizes the cyclic movement of the drive
shaft with the sparking times of the spark plug (5) and opening time of
the injector (1) depending on the signals output of the above sensor
(9), and also regulates the quantity of fuel injected upon each cycle of
the engine depending on rotation speed, engine load and accelerator
regulation set by the user.
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2.
Internal combustion engine in accordance with claim 1 characterized by a
one-way valve (11) in the air input duct (6) designed to allow air flow in
only one direction.
3.
Internal combustion engine in accordance with claim 1 characterized in
that the control unit (10) at each cycle controls the opening of the injector
(1) when the piston (4) at the beginning of the compression stroke has
just closed said scavenging ports (13).
4.
Internal combustion engine in accordance with claim 1 characterized by a
engine temperature sensor and by the fact that the control unit (10)
regulates the quantity of fuel injected at each cycle of the engine
depending on said temperature while increasing said amount in the initial
operating phases of the engine when it has not yet reached running
temperature.
5.
Internal combustion engine in accordance with claim 1 characterized in
that the internal surface of the head (3) is tapered and the spark plug (5)
is located in its center.
6.
Internal combustion engine in accordance with claim 5 characterized in
that the inclination of the internal surface of the head with the plane of
the facing cylinder mouth is 33.1 °C.
7.
Internal combustion engine in accordance with claim 6 characterized in
that the inclination of the injector (1) with the above-mentioned plane is
32.5 °C.
8.
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Internal combustion engine in accordance with claim 2 characterized in


that the crankcase (12) in combination with the reciprocating movement
of the piston (4) acts as a sucked air pump.

Dated this 14/11/2005


(B. KOMBI)
OF REMFRY & SAGAR
ATTORNEY FOR THE APPLICANTS.

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