The invention relates to an opposed
piston internal combustion engine. In the prior art, an opposed
piston crank mechanism is provided,
combustion gas pressure is converted into
kinetic energy of two pistons, so that heat efficiency is effectively improved, but a fixed air cylinder cover cannot be formed, and the opposed
piston crank mechanism cannot adapt to a traditional
internal combustion engine structure. With the complexity of the
internal combustion engine disclosed in the prior art, high component precision and size management are required, but not practical. Besides, in order to reduce fuel consumption, low-rotating-speed operation is effective, but in a traditional piston
crank mechanism, vibration can be generated at the low rotating speed, and a balance mechanism needs to be added to cope with the vibration. In the opposed piston mechanism of the present invention, an intake compression cylinder (1) and an expansion exhaust cylinder (2) are provided, respectively, and a rotary perforated cylindrical valve (3) and an ignition
combustion chamber (4) are provided between the intake compression cylinder (1) and the expansion exhaust cylinder (2). The valve mechanism is disposed on the cylinder side surface side, and operates an intake valve (33) and an
exhaust valve (34) on the cylinder side surface via a movable fulcrum
rocker arm (8) by means of a disc
cam (7) rotationally interlocked with a crank. The opening / closing amount of the intake valve (33) and the
exhaust valve (34) is also realized by the movable structure of the
rocker arm according to the operation state of the internal
combustion engine. The piston pin (18) and the piston pin (30) can absorb the deviation of the internal combustion engine generated when the two connecting rods are connected by one piston, so that the two connecting rods can be easily connected by one piston. In addition, the connecting rods can also be arranged oppositely like the piston, thereby counteracting unbalanced
inertia and reducing vibration at low rotation speed.