Internal combustion engine with pistons that rotate about a center line
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Mar 3, 1998
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Jan 24, 1996
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Jul 26, 1993
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An internal combustion engine with rotating pistons works on the basis of the cat and mouse principle. The charge is axially exchanged over one of the housing lids (28) and the adjacent rotary side disk (24). The combustion chambers (34) are formed by axially open recesses in the pistons (24) of the outer rotor (12) which communicate transversely to the axial direction with the adjacent working chambers (20). The fuel is supplied by injection nozzles (30) oriented in the corresponding housing lid (28) in the direction of the rotary side disk (24).
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