A regenerative braking engine for
new energy sources includes a casing, a heat regenerator, a
working fluid cylinder, a
working fluid piston, a
working fluid piston rod, an upper limit ring, a
lower limit ring, a
receiver piston, an upper permanent
magnet ring, a lower permanent
magnet ring, a sleeve, a drive head permanent
magnet ring, a heater, a transmission
grease chamber, an outer spherical cylinder, an integrated connecting rod piston, a
crankshaft, a
crankcase, a pressure regulating plug, and a pressure regulating cylinder liner. The heat regenerator is fixedly connected to the top and inner wall of the casing. The heater is fixedly connected to the top of the heat regenerator. The working fluid cylinder is located below the heater and fixedly connected to the top of the heat regenerator. The
receiver piston is floatingly connected to the lower end of the inner wall of the outer shell. The upper and lower permanent magnet rings are fixed inside the sleeve and fixedly connected to the upper part of the
receiver piston. The driving head permanent magnet ring at the lower end of the working fluid
piston rod extends into the
working space of the upper and lower permanent magnet rings. The
magnetic field directions of the upper and lower permanent magnet rings and the driving head permanent magnet ring are the same. A working gap is provided between the driving head permanent magnet ring and the upper and lower permanent magnet rings. The
crankcase is fixedly connected to the outer shell, the outer spherical cylinder is fixedly connected to the
crankcase, the lower end of the integrated connecting rod piston is hinged to the
crankshaft, and the upper end passes through the outer spherical cylinder and enters the transmission
grease chamber, where it is immersed in
grease.