Abstract:
A portable power working machine (10) is disclosed, which is capable of effectively improving the performance thereof to cool the internal combustion engine (20), and also capable of preventing an air cleaner (30) of the air intake system of the internal combustion engine (20) from being clogged with dust. This portable power working machine is characteristic in that it comprises a guiding wall (28) disposed on one side of a main housing (12) and at a location rear to a cooling fan (25) and projected inward therefrom for guiding cooling air toward the cylinder (21) of the internal combustion engine (20); an intake passageway (50) formed at a location rear to the cooling fan (25) for introducing air into an air-intake system (30, 34, 35) of the internal combustion engine (20); and an air-intake port (55) for the intake passageway (50), the air-intake port (55) being positioned in the vicinity of a root portion (28a) of the rear face of the guiding wall (28).
Abstract:
A cooling system for an OHC type four-stroke cycle internal combustion engine having a valve chamber lubricated by oil mist. The system includes an accommodating space accommodating a transmission mechanism, a blower fan rotatably driven by a crankshaft, and a cooling air channel extending between a combustion chamber and the valve chamber disposed above the combustion chamber. The cooling air channel includes a primary air channel formed between intake and exhaust ports and extends toward a spark plug located on the downstream side of the cooling air channel. The cooling air channel also includes an air guide channel for guiding the air to an upstream inlet of the primary air channel and is defined by a wall which faces the upstream inlet of the primary air channel and extends laterally. The wall extends vertically in the accommodating space and is formed with an oil mist passage extending vertically therein.
Abstract:
A fan arrangement of a portable handheld work apparatus is driven by an internal combustion engine and includes a radial fan (1) which includes a fan wheel (5) and a spirally-shaped fan housing (6) which encloses the fan wheel (5) at least partially. A take-out opening (3) is provided in the radial fan (1) in the region of the moved air flow (2) for diverting a combustion air flow (4) for the engine. The combustion air flow (4) is branched off from the air flow (2). In the radial direction outside of the fan wheel (5), there is an aerodynamically formed guide ramp (7) provided in the air flow (2) which rises in the axial direction. The take-out opening (3) is arranged downstream of the guide ramp (7).
Abstract:
An engine for a motorcycle having dummy covers for covering at least part of cylinder heads from the sides and overhead covers for covering at least part of head covers coupled to the cylinder heads from above and the sides. This configuration is provided in order to enhance the functional beauty of the engine wand to eliminate the need to provide specially shaped parts for cylinder heads, or the need provide a special surface treatment for the cylinder heads. At least one spot of dummy covers is fastened to an engine main unit including a cylinder head and a head cover with bolts. A plurality of engaging protrusions provided in overhead covers formed in a shape to cover the bolts are resiliently engaged with the engine main unit or the dummy covers so that the overhead covers are detachable or attachable.
Abstract:
The present invention is directed to an auxiliary power unit for use with a vehicle, typically a truck. The power unit uses an air-cooled generator and associated auxiliary engine to supply power and air regulation requirements to the truck on demand. The air-cooled auxiliary engine is employed with an electrical generator and a compressor to provide the auxiliary power unit. The unit is self-contained in that it is not interconnected with the vehicle liquid coolant systems. A remote control module directs the operation of the power unit to supply heating and air conditioning to the vehicle interior by a sleeper unit. The sleeper unit provides a heating source and a coolant source that are powered by the power unit. A housing for the power unit is designed to assist in cooling and maintenance of the power unit. A series of air inlets are used to direct cooling air from the surrounding air over the generator, engine, and a condenser, so that operating temperatures of the power unit van be maintained within acceptable parameters. The housing also has an access cover that allows the contained power unit to be removed from the housing on a series of guides or channels, thereby facilitating the serviceability of the unit.
Abstract:
An upper hood and a blower housing form an air induction cavity in the side of the mower hood, which draws the ambient air into the air intake and from there into the engine. Two shield members on the blower housing prevent the ambient air from mixing with the hot air of the engine. Forming an air induction cavity by connecting the upper hood to the housing, having the lower lip of the air induction cavity lower than the air intake of the blower housing, channeling the air into the air intake via channels on the blower housing, and preventing the hot air of the engine from mixing with the ambient air drawn through the air induction cavity.
Abstract:
A portable power working machine (10) is disclosed, which is capable of effectively improving the performance thereof to cool the internal combustion engine (20), and also capable of preventing an air cleaner (30) of the air intake system of the internal combustion engine (20) from being clogged with dust. This portable power working machine is characteristic in that it comprises a guiding wall (28) disposed on one side of a main housing (12) and at a location rear to a cooling fan (25) and projected inward therefrom for guiding cooling air toward the cylinder (21) of the internal combustion engine (20); an intake passageway (50) formed at a location rear to the cooling fan (25) for introducing air into an air-intake system (30, 34, 35) of the internal combustion engine (20); and an air-intake port (55) for the intake passageway (50), the air-intake port (55) being positioned in the vicinity of a root portion (28a) of the rear face of the guiding wall (28).
Abstract:
A hood and a blower housing form an air induction cavity in the side of the mower hood, which draws the ambient air into the air intake and from there into the engine. Two shield members on the blower housing prevent the ambient air from mixing with the hot air of the engine. A method of air induction is also disclosed, including the steps of forming an air induction cavity by connecting the upper hood to the housing, having the lower lip of the air induction cavity lower than the air intake of the blower housing, channeling the air into the air intake, and preventing the hot air of the engine from mixing with the ambient air drawn through the air induction cavity.
Abstract:
An engine for a motorcycle having dummy covers for covering at least part of cylinder heads from the sides and overhead covers for covering at least part of head covers coupled to the cylinder heads from above and the sides. This configuration is provided in order to enhance the functional beauty of the engine wand to eliminate the need to provide specially shaped parts for cylinder heads, or the need provide a special surface treatment for the cylinder heads. At least one spot of dummy covers is fastened to an engine main unit including a cylinder head and a head cover with bolts. A plurality of engaging protrusions provided in overhead covers formed in a shape to cover the bolts are resiliently engaged with the engine main unit or the dummy covers so that the overhead covers are detachable or attachable.
Abstract:
An internal combustion engine includes an engine block with at least one cylinder, a cylinder head which is fastened to the cylinder, the outside of the cylinder and the cylinder head including cooling ribs in order to discharge the heat produced during operation of the internal combustion engine, and including an oil pump for conveying the engine oil through oil lines to the parts of the internal combustion engine to be lubricated and to an oil cooler for cooling the engine oil. An effective and even cooling of the internal combustion engine is ensured in such a way that the oil cooler is integrated in the cooling ribs of the internal combustion engine and two mutually separated oil conduit systems are provided in the cylinder head, namely lubricating oil system and a cooling oil system.