MAGNETIC STARTING SYSTEM

Abstract: Fuel - motor started by a "Magnetic - Starting - System" will use a new power of attraction. Magnets above in the cylinder - house, will pull the cylinders into the explosion area. A magnet - rail can give the same effect. Both types of magnets can be combined. Advantages are: no starter - motor, less overall costs, silent running, no overstarting and high-wear resistance.

Description: MAGNETIC STARTING SYSTEM DESCRIPTION This invention relates to start an engine by a " Magnetic - Starting - System ", "M -ST - S - 96 " Magnets are well known , also : A.) Magnet-rails for speeding up B.) Cranes with magnetic weight lifting. About the way, how magnetism works and the electrical wired excitation of a magnet, are many times described and drawn. It is not necessary to repeat this here again. Most non -electrical motors are started by a starter-motor. What makes my invention different ? Instead of a starter - motor, I use magnetic power to start a motor. In the head of the cylinder house is an inbuilt magnet to pull the cylinder to the explosion - area. In or outside of the cylinder house are also magnetic rails to accelerate the cylinder. The magnets effect the compressive power of the cylinder for the explosion of the fuel.

Claims: CLAIM The idea to start a motor with a " Magnetic - Starting - System " is new. The start can be done: 1.) By the attraction of the magnet in the head/s of the cylinder-house chambers, pulling up the cylinder/s. 2.) Or the cylinder is pulled up by the acceleration of the magnetic - rails. 3.) Point 1 and 2 can be combined to start the motor. Other important points should not be overlooked, as economical points, based on less production costs, saving weight and fuel. Silent running, no overstarting and high wear - resistant.

Inventors: PAGEL ARNFRIED GUENTER DAGOBER, PAGEL, ARNFRIED, GUENTER, DAGOBERT
Applicants: PAGEL ARNFRIED GUENTER DAGOBER, PAGEL, ARNFRIED, GUENTER, DAGOBERT
Application year: 1997
Main classification: F02N17
IPC codes: F02G1, F02N17