Radial cam engine

The radial cam engine described consists of a piston assembly arranged in a radial configuration. Within the engine, a piston moves back and forth within a cylinder during the internal combustion process. The piston is connected to a follower that is guided and interacts with a central cam. This central cam is responsible for turning a drive shaft. The radial cam incorporates three different cam profiles, each designed for a specific stage of the engine's operation. These profiles are specifically tailored for the compression stroke, combustion stroke, and exhaust stroke. By utilizing distinct cam profiles for each stroke, the engine can optimize its performance throughout the entire combustion process.