Electrically driven, multi-piston motor system with inclined plane mechanism.

Abstract

This invention relates to a new generation multi-piston, multi-crankshaft engine system powered by electricity, where piston movement is achieved via an inclined plane mechanism. An eccentric pin on a central disc, rotated by an electric motor, and a half-disc attached to this pin, impart a horizontal oscillating motion to the piston rod. This horizontal motion is converted into vertical piston movement by the contact of the lower surface of the piston rod with an inclined plane. The system is modular, and the number of pistons and the angle of the inclined plane can be adjusted according to requirements. Since no combustion occurs, the system is lightweight, quiet, low-friction, and highly efficient. Torque can be increased by using multiple crankshafts. The invention offers a new generation engine solution with low electricity consumption, no cooling system required, maintenance-free, and high performance.