Internal combustion engine with improved forced air-cooling
An internal combustion engine, forced air cooling technology, applied in the directions of engine components, engine starting, engine cooling, etc., can solve problems such as obstruction of airflow, adverse effects of engine cooling, adverse effects of engine performance, etc.
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[0015] As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 , a prior art scooter engine 100 includes a crankcase 11 containing a crankshaft 12 . The magneto rotor 13 is fixed on the crankshaft 12 on the other side of the engine 100 opposite to the side where the engine transmission components are installed.
[0016] The ring gear 4 is fixed on the outermost edge 13 a of the outer surface of the magneto rotor 13 away from the centerline C1 of the engine 100 . Centerline C1 intersects the axis of crankshaft 12 . A cooling fan 5 having a plurality of blades 5 a is mounted on the outer surface of the magneto rotor 13 adjacent to and in contact with the ring gear 4 . The starter motor 8 is assembled on the crankcase 11 and cooperates with the ring gear working device or the inertia clutch 7 so as to mesh with the ring gear 4 when starting. Mark the plane passing through the meshing centerline as meshing surface C2. A plane parallel to the engagement plane C2 and passing through the inner edge of the vane...
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