Method for Operating an Internal Combustion Engine and an Internal Combustion Engine
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May 16, 2013
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Jul 8, 2011
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Jul 23, 2010
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An internal combustion engine includes a power cylinder having a power chamber delimited by a power piston, the power chamber having an intake valve and an exhaust valve, a compression cylinder having a compression chamber delimited by a compression piston, the compression chamber having a fresh charge intake valve, and a flow-through chamber delimited by a flow-through piston and fluidly connected with the compression chamber via a flow-through passage. The flow-through chamber is directly or indirectly connected with the power chamber via a push-out passage. A flow-through valve is disposed in the flow-through passage. A cooler is arranged so as to cool compressed fresh charge flowing through the first flow-through passage. The pistons and the valves are movable such that the cooled, compressed fresh charge is pushed over by the compression piston from the compression chamber into the first flow-through chamber and is ultimately pushed out into the power chamber.
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