The Doyle Rotary Engine

The Doyle rotary is a split cycle rotary  engine that utilizes two rows of Pistons  and cylinders each row of cylinders  performs one half of the four-stroke  cycle the first row of cylinders pulls  in and compresses fresh air  the second row of cylinders completes  the power and exhaust strokes.

The  combustion cycle is completed six times  per revolution as the cylinder block and  outer housing rotate displacement occurs  without any reciprocating mass the  cylinder block and outer housing rotate  about the crankshaft and offset axes  this offset creates the stroke of the  Pistons while using fewer moving parts.

The Doyle rotary completes the four  stroke cycle and a smooth and continuous  motion more advantages can be revealed  by dissecting the individual components  the stationary crankshaft is the heart  of the Doyle rotary it contains the  seals ports combustion chamber spark  plug and fuel injector.

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