Abstract:
An engine generator can have an engine duct for releasing to the outside a cooling air which is used to cool an engine and a muffler, and a generator duct for releasing to the outside a cooling air which is used to cool a generator. The engine duct and the generator duct can be formed in one body as an exhaust duct. The muffler and the generator can be laterally aligned in parallel with each other, and the engine duct and the generator duct can be located in a manner such that the directions of release of the cooling winds from the engine duct and the generator duct are parallel to each other. The exhaust duct can be located with the generator duct secured to a crankcase. An opening of the engine duct, and an opening of the generator duct can be laterally aligned with each other, and the opening of the generator duct can be positioned above the generator.
Abstract:
To achieve improved cooling in a power unit, a first fan is coupled with an end of a crankshaft of an internal combustion engine to cool at least a cylinder of the internal combustion engine, and a second fan is coupled with another end of the crankshaft to cool at least the cylinder. The cylinder is cooled by the air supplied from the first fan and the second fan.
Abstract:
An air-cooled diesel outboard motor comprising an air-cooled diesel engine. The diesel engine includes a vertical crankshaft, an exhausting port and a drive-leg. The drive leg includes a gear-box, a propeller and a water pump in a lower unit, a water cooling exhalation port and a mechanism fastened to the boat. The vertical crankshaft is attached to the drive-leg and an exhalation port of the engine connects to the exhalation port of the drive leg with a water cooled pipe through which the cooling water flows. Propelling power is utilized to push the water into the port.
Abstract:
A compact and lightweight electric generator for portable power applications employs a new engine design and integration approach for reducing engine, generator, and starter weight. A unique flywheel alternator/starter configuration that generates electrical power, rotates the engine for starting, provides inertia for smooth engine operation, pressurized air for cooling, and inertia for the alternator. An engine cowling provides rotating component protection, a fan shroud mechanism, cooling air ducts, and a cooling mechanism for handling large quantities of heat produced by rectified power conversion. An electrical hook up that allows the generator to provide transient surge capacity for starting inductive loads, or improved load leveling and fuel efficiency.
Abstract:
A combustion engine according to the present invention has a unitary fan-pulley assembly (F), in which a cooling fan (8) and a starter pulley (9) are formed integrally with each other. The cooling fan (8) is fixed to a crankshaft (1). The pulley (9) receives a starting force when engaged with engagement pawls 14b integral with a recoil starter (14). A bracket (11) is fixedly mounted on the crankshaft (1) together with the unitary fan-pulley assembly (F) for urging engagement grooves (92), each defined between neighboring engagement projections (91) of the starter pulley (9), in an axial direction of the unitary fan-pulley assembly (F).
Abstract:
Internal combustion engine heat is recovered by charge air for useful work and to increase engine thermal efficiency. A dual liquid/air cooling system is presented to facilitate heat recovery. Water is injected into a pintle-regulated Venturi to mitigate the engine charge temperature, control the combustion temperature and reduce NOx emissions.
Abstract:
To achieve improved cooling in a power unit, a first fan is coupled with an end of a crankshaft of an internal combustion engine to cool at least a cylinder of the internal combustion engine, and a second fan is coupled with another end of the crankshaft to cool at least the cylinder. The cylinder is cooled by the air supplied from the first fan and the second fan.
Abstract:
The present invention provides an engine cover structure for an engine (1) whose cylinder head (7) is covered at three of front, rear, right and left sides thereof by a fuel tank (10), an air cleaner (20) and a muffler (9), respectively, comprising a cover (50) which covers the remaining one side and/or a top side of the cylinder head (7).
Abstract:
The present invention provides an air-cooled four-stroke internal combustion engine capable of achieving a high degree of cooling. The present invention is directed to an air-cooled four-stroke internal combustion engine including a crankshaft and a fan rotor rotatably driven by the crankshaft to generate cooling air for cooling the engine. The engine comprises an oil pan disposed below the crankshaft. A space formed below the oil pan extends in the axial direction of the crankshaft along the lower surface of the oil pan and allows a cooling air to pass therethrough. An upstream portion of the lower surface is inclined upward, toward the upstream, in a vertical section taken along the axis of the crankshaft to receive the cooling air therein.
Abstract:
To provide a small-size engine having a forced air cooling system, wherein the amount of protrusion of the air intake system outwardly from the engine body can be minimized and the limitation on the space required for installation of the engine to the various work units can be alleviated, the engine includes a cooling fan (9) mounted on one end of a crankshaft (4) and has a longitudinal axis (S) of a cylinder block (5) inclined relative to a horizontal direction and also to a vertical direction. A fan housing (17) for guiding a cooling air (W) from the cooling fan (9) towards a cylinder block (5) and a cylinder head (6) is formed with a cutout (22) through which a float chamber (23) of a carburetor (15) is positioned inside the fan housing (17).