Push rod six-oscillating-tooth efficient lubrication transmission four-cylinder internal combustion engine

Abstract

The invention discloses a push rod six-oscillating-tooth efficient lubrication transmission four-cylinder internal combustion engine, and relates to the field of internal combustion engine transmission. The push rod six-oscillating-tooth efficient lubrication transmission four-cylinder internal combustion engine solves the problem that an existing crankshaft connecting rod internal combustion engine is large in size, prone to generating eccentric wearing, high in energy consumption, low in power, high in manufacturing accuracy and the like. A driving rotating shaft and a driven rotating shaft are fixed to an engine body of the push rod six-oscillating-tooth efficient lubrication transmission four-cylinder internal combustion engine through bearings; driving oscillating teeth are one twelfth of the perimeter of a driving oscillating tooth disc, and driven oscillating teeth are one twelfth of the perimeter of a driven oscillating tooth disc; a first air cylinder and a third air cylinder are arranged on one side of the driving oscillating tooth disc, a second air cylinder and a fourth air cylinder are arranged on one side of the driven oscillating tooth disc, and a first push rod and a second push rod are connected with a first lubricating oil conveying device and a second lubricating oil conveying device correspondingly. The push rod six-oscillating-tooth efficient lubrication transmission four-cylinder internal combustion engine is simple in structure, small in size, resistant to eccentric wearing and low in energy consumption, and greatly improves the effective power.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of internal combustion engine transmission, in particular to a four-cylinder internal combustion engine with six movable teeth and high-efficiency lubrication transmission of push rods. Background technique [0002] At present, the traditional piston internal combustion engine mostly uses the cylinder as the power unit. The piston is connected with the crankshaft through the piston pin and the connecting rod. The crank connecting rod is used as the transmission device. The connecting rod is connected with a flywheel. Rotation; In order to inhale fresh gas and discharge exhaust gas, there are intake valves and exhaust valves. The farthest distance between the piston top and the center of the crankshaft is called the top dead center, and the place where the piston top is closest to the center of the crankshaft is called the bottom dead center. Relying on the expansion force generated by the combustion of mixed...

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Problems solved by technology

Therefore four-stroke internal-combustion engine crankshaft linkage has the following disadvantages: 1. Since the internal-combustion engine utilizes the connecting rod crankshaft to convert the reciprocating motion of the piston into circular motion, when the compression stroke of the cylinder ends, it is at the top dead center of the expansion power stroke. Gas combustion makes the maximum pressure in the cylinder and produces the strongest thrust, but at this time in the crank-link mechanism, the crankshaft and the connecting rod are in a straight line, that is, the force arm is zero, that is, there is no power output at this time, that is, no work is done to the outside; and because The circular motion of the crankshaft will inevitably cause the angle change of the connecting rod connected to the crankshaft, and the power is scattered and only part of the power can be transmitted. Therefore, the crankshaft connecting rod mechanism makes the heat energy utilization rate of the internal combustion engine very low; 2. The direction of the connecting rod and the piston movement exists The angle between the piston and the inner wall of the cylinder block will produce a certain friction force. The larger the angle between the connecting rod and the piston movement direction, the greater the friction force. When the piston runs in the cylinder, the friction force generated by the cylinder wall is uneven. Therefore, after the piston moves at high speed for a long time in the cylinder, it is easy to cause eccentric wear, which will damage the inner wall of the cylinder or the piston and cause air leakage, so that the heat utilization rate of the internal combustion engine will decrease. This is a problem that has not been solved since the use of the crankshaft connecting rod internal combustion engine.

However, at present, the fundamental task of the lubricating oil delivery device for internal combustion engines is to continuously supply lubricating oil with clean, certain pressure and suitable temperature to the friction surfaces of moving parts so that the internal combustion engine can work normally. Therefore, the lubricating oil delivery device for internal combustion engines must have An oil pump with sufficient oil pressure, but there are some problems when using an oil pump in a crankshaft connecting rod internal combustion engine: 1. As a component, the oil pump needs to occupy a certain space in the internal combustion engine, which leads to an increase in the volume of the internal combustion engine. Independent running parts must consume a certain amount of energy; 2. Due to the complex structure of the crankshaft, the lubricating oil needs to be under strong pressure to ensure better lubrication protection for the crankshaft. However, the oil pump generally has low pressure and It is easy to cause the crankshaft to burn or lock the phenomenon, so that the internal combustion engine wears quickly and the life is short; 3. The cost of the oil pump is relatively high. As a necessary part of the internal combustion engine, the manufacturing cost of the internal combustion engine increases

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