Abstract:
1,198,869. Burners. M. BEHR. [trading as SUDDEUTSCHE KUHLERFABRIK JULIUS FR. BEHR]. 5 July, 1968 [7 July, 1967], No. 32175/68. Heading F4T. In a liquid fuel heating apparatus for a vehicle and having an inner flame chimney 2 and an outer flame chimney 3 and a heatexchanger with inner and outer sleeves 5, 6, the burner arrangement includes a pressurized atomizer nozzle 27 which sprays fuel into a chamber 30 into which projects at least the electrode 31 of a sparking-plug 25, a portion of the combustion air supplied by a blower 12 being directed through an aperture 34 into the chamber 30. Atomized fuel from nozzle 27 forms a cone which extends through the chamber 30 into a combustion chamber 37 and twist plates 38 with oblique baffle plates 39 cause intimate mixing with the combustion air. A control system for the heater includes a switch 42 which may be the contact of a time switch relay 43 and which when operated closes the circuit to a blower motor 11 and also energizes a fuel pump 47 and an ignition coil through a contact 50 on the fuel pump. A temperature dependent follow-up switch 46 in the motor circuit ensures that the blower continues to run for a time after the heater is switched off and a protective relay 53 is disposed in the motor current supply line. An overheat thermostat 51, a fuse 41 and a regulating thermostat 52 are also provided. A lamp 45 indicates switching on of the apparatus.
Abstract:
A cap for a vehicle coolant or fuel container with an automatically functioning excess-pressure and vacuum valve. The sealing lid of the cap is connected to a central part displaceable for a sealing relationship with a shoulder of the container against the action of a compression spring. A vacuum valve part is displaceably mounted in an axial opening in the center part. The vacuum valve has a bottom flange which is urged by a leaf spring into a sealing relationship with the central part against the action of a vacuum applied therebeneath.
Abstract:
Heater primarily for motor vehicles operated with liquid fuel particularly gasoline, having a burner, a flame chimney and a heat exchanger, where a vaporizing nozzle is provided as well as a chamber disposed in front of it into which extends at least the electrode of a spark plug and where means are provided for introducing a partial quantity of the air of combustion into the chamber where the spark plug 31 and opposite electrode 32 are so arranged relative to the chamber that their connecting line passes through the center of the fuel cone 36 which extends from the nozzle 27 and bisects the fuel cone 36 in two locations.