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AbstractA displaced piston engine which has at least one piston received between two guide members in a cylinder, the guide members having opposed guide surfaces contacting surfaces of the piston, the contacting surfaces of the piston and guide members being arcuately, coaxially curved, the guide members being coupled together in their relative oscillatory movement in the cylinder in dependent relationship to the stroke of the piston within the cylinder, and at least one of the guide members being attached directly or indirectly to a shaft for rotation therewith. | InventorApplicationNo. 05/493929 filed on 08/01/1974US Classes:418/161, Rotating418/164Rotary internal reacting memberField of Search418/58, Plural working members or chambers418/68, ROTATING INTERNAL MEMBER ROTATES AND OSCILLATES OR RECIPROCATES418/161, Rotating418/164Rotary internal reacting memberExaminersPrimary: Husar, C. J.Assistant: Smith, Leonard E. Attorney, Agent or FirmUS Patent References1887884International ClassesF04B 1/00 (20060101)F04B 1/10 (20060101) F01B 15/00 (20060101) F01C 1/00 (20060101) F01C 1/24 (20060101) |