Abstract:
A car engine adapting kerosene as a fuel, comprising a heater (40, 40a), positioned within an absorption manifold (32) and operated by controlling signal, which supplies the vaporized high temperature mixture with air and kerosene into the combustion chamber to be ignited therein while maintaining a controlled temperature such as to control heating by the control unit if the temperature goes beyond 450 DEG C since starting switch is turned on in the case of below 400 DEG C and the heating process continues until the switch is turned off, and also the space of combustion is made larger than prior art automobile to avoid the possibility of knocking.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a gasoline internal combustion spark ignition engine having a fuel fractioning system that separates the gasoline fuel by boiling point into at least two, preferably three, fractions. The different fuel fractions are separately supplied to the combustion chamber of the engine in such a manner as to achieve in each cylinder a two-zone stratification of the charge at the instant of spark when the engine is operating at low and medium loads. The two-zone stratification consists of two contiguous mixture clouds, a first of the two clouds lying in the vicinity of the spark plug and containing a higher concentration of the higher boiling point fuel fraction than the second cloud lying at a distance from the spark plug. The average composition of the fuel and the fuel-to-air ratio in the second cloud are such that the second cloud undergoes auto-ignition subsequent to the instant of spark ignition of the first cloud. The auto-ignition of the second cloud is brought about by the increased temperature and pressure resulting from the advancing flame front in the first cloud and the timing of the auto-ignition of the second cloud occurs at a predetermined time delay after the instant of spark ignition of the first cloud.
Abstract:
In familiar internal combustion engines, which also include a fuel vaporization device for individual injection, recondensation of the fuel vapor emitted by the fuel vaporization device can occur in lines of the internal combustion engine, so that it is not possible to meet extremely low emission values. This invention proposes an internal combustion engine (1) which, besides the vaporization device (20) also has a fuel filter (22) mounted after the fuel vaporization device (20) which filters out low volatility fuel components, so that recondensation of the fuel vapor in the fuel vapor lines (27) is nearly completely eliminated. The internal combustion engine is intended for powering motor vehicles.
Abstract:
The device of the present invention includes a radiation generator (23) capable of emitting photons to a target area (25), a power supply (39) and a fuel transporter (4) fluidly connected to the target area (25). Fuel is introduced into the target area (25) via the fuel transporter (4) to inlet nipple (16). In the target area, preferably a reservoir (25), the fuel passes over the radiation generator (23), which may be a non-pressurized ultraviolet element. Alternate embodiments of the radiation generator may include a laser. The invention also includes a process for ionizing a target, such as a fuel for combustion, by irradiating the fuel with photons at an effective distance and an effective wavelength not less than about 1 x 10 Hz.
Abstract:
A fuel supply system and method incorporates a fuel pump (12) for pressurizing liquid fuel for use in an internal combustion engine (98). The pressurized fuel is supplied to a fuel injector (20) mounted on a vaporization chamber (25); actuation signals applied to the fuel injector (20) atomize a metered quantity of liquid fuel into the chamber (25). The atomized fuel travels a tortuous path in the chamber (25), striking chamber walls (75, 77, 80, 81) heated by hot exhaust gas from the internal combustion engine (98). Vaporized fuels delivered from the vaporization chamber (25) to a mixing chamber (96) to be mixed with air to form a combustible fuel/air mixture. Air supplied to the mixing chamber (96) is heated by exhaust heat prior to delivery to the mixing chamber (96). The combustible fuel/air mixture is then supplied to the intake manifold of the internal combustion engine (98).
Abstract:
An engine fuel metering and steam reformer system (10) has several vapour vessels (22, 23) in parallel. As one vessel (22, 23) receives liquid fuel from a tank (14) via a pump (15) and vaporizes the fuel using a heating means (29), the other vessel (22, 23) supplies vaporized fuel via a main vapour line (44) to the engine steam reformer system (54) to mix with water vapour, delivered from a water vapour radiator system (53). After conversion of the fuel vapour and water vapour to hydrogen, this fuel is then delivered to the engine (21) by vacuum drawn through the system (10). The system (10) is controlled by an electronic logic control system (12), which has a microprocessor (46) connected to sensors (36, 37, 49, 51, 52) and which controls the operation of temperature compensated control valves (18, 24, 25, 40, 41) via temperature compensated liquid level monitors to control the flow of fuel in the system (10).
Abstract:
In order to prevent fuel deposits in the inlet manifold (12) of internal combustion engines, the surface of the inlet manifold (12) exposed to the injected liquid fuel is heated. The thermal energy is taken at least in the starting phase from a heat accumulator and the exposed surface is preferably heated up to the temperature of the heat transfer medium in the heat accumulator discharging circuit immediately before cold start.
Abstract:
A process is disclosed for preparing a combustible mixture of a liquid fuel and a gaseous oxidizing agent for at least one combustion chamber of an internal combustion system with external carburation. At least in the starting phase, the fuel is introduced into a heat exchanger area (31), is at least partially evaporated by direct heat exchange with accumulated heat and is supplied in a timely manner according to the charging needs of the combustion chamber(s) from the heat exchanger area (31) to the line (14) that supplies the oxidizing agent to the combustion chamber(s).
Abstract:
The invention relates to a gasoline steam system (A) used in internal combustion engines and which provides the recovery of exhaust gas in internal combustion engines.
Abstract:
Un sistema de generación y suministro de vapores de gasolina a motores de combustión interna que permite mejorar la eficiencia térmica de estos motores, el cual comprende un generador de vapores de gasolina con dos cámaras interiores que actúa para contener una cantidad determinada de gasolina líquida calentada a partir de la cual se generan vapores de gasolina por el efecto de la turbulencia generada a partir de hacer circular por el generador de vapores aire que se pone en contacto con la gasolina, un dosificador de vapores conectado al generador de vapores de gasolina, donde dicho dosificador se encuentra unido al múltiple de admisión del motor de combustión interna y un control electromecánico del sistema de generación y suministro de vapores de gasolina que permite un funcionamiento controlado y condicionado a las r.p.m del motor.