Inventions Needed Axle Driven C pump pre intake compressors
with flywheel forward 05 05 2012
Imagine how much more fuel efficient and automobile engine
could be if you had a lot more air pressure entering the cylinder before fuel
injection occurs. One way to accomplish
this would be to put an integral C Pump on one of the axels of a car and have it
pump air to the cylinders. With more air
pressure less fuel would be needed for combustion. In effect a cylinder could be charged with
such compressed air. You ask yourself
what happens when the wheels are not moving?
The compressor would still have some residual spin if it was “Flywheel
ratchet” based.
The system could even be made so that the gas was mixed pre-cylinder
like in the old days. But in this case
it would have to be engineered with a series of back flow preventers; for
backflow could cause it to explode.
Ideally the series of backflow preventers would also be a secondary
power source to the drive train of the axle.
PS. How much more
fuel efficient would an automobile be if it had a solar panel on the roof, hood
or trunk lid to boost the ignition? With
such an assist more sparking power could be added to make the car more
efficient. Background: the alternator is
used to recharge the cars battery after every spark plug fires during the
ignition of combustible fuel in the cylinder; with photovoltaic assist the car
would become much more efficient. At the
very least the alternator could be clutched to free spool with the solar assist
electricity.
© 2012 Thomas Paul Murphy
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