Method of optimising idling of an internal combustion engine
A technology of internal combustion engine and engine speed, applied in the direction of engine components, engine control, machine/engine, etc., to achieve the effect of reducing exhaust emissions and avoiding incomplete combustion
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[0035]Referring to the drawings, an internal combustion engine 10 has a cylinder 11 in which a piston 12 reciprocates. A combustion chamber 13 is defined above the piston and houses a poppet valve 14 which opens to admit air from an intake port 15 . The intake port is fed from an intake manifold 16 at the mouth of which a throttle valve 17 is provided.
[0036] The poppet valve 14 is closed by a spring (not shown) and opened by the action of a rotatable cam 18, typically provided by a lobe of a camshaft (not shown). A push rod 19 is arranged between the cam 18 and the valve 14 .
[0037] figure 1 The general arrangement of is very common, and some other components, such as the corresponding poppet exhaust valve, are not shown for ease of illustration. Typically, prior art pushrods 19 are solid, and the pushrod 19 may be passive in character.
[0038] However, figure 1 The pushrod is active and in this embodiment is characterized by a hydraulic chamber 20 whose capacity is...
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