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Pag. 1 It is known that in an internal combustion engine the source of power is the energy delivered by the explosion of a compressed mass of fuel mixture fired by a spark plug. The compression, ignition, explosion, and the expansion of mixture take place in the same space (cylinder). The force of the explosion applies directly on a piston which has a back and forth movement, or revolves arround the shaft or applies indirectly on the blades of a turbine. In this invention the fuel mixture is compressed by a modified rotary piston and locked in 2 or more separated ignition chambers. Here the mixture is ignited and the force of the explosion applies directly on the blade(s) of a turbine whose spinning produces a torque at the shaft level.
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