Internal combustion engine with amplified magnetizing effect
AssigneeTitano S.R.L.
InventorsAlessandro Bove, Fabrizio Bove
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Abstract
An internal combustion engine includes: at least one magnet (10) inserted into at least one immersion container (8) present in the fuel tank (3), at least one magnet (20) applied on the cooling duct; at least one pair of magnets (30) arranged on the fuel duct, the fuel duct defining a coil; at least one pair of magnets (40) applied on the air suction pipe; and at least one pair of magnets (50) applied on the fuel filter, the magnets (10), (20), (30), (40) and (50) being permanent magnets including rare earth elements. The internal combustion engine includes at least one metal sheet (1) including paramagnetic and/or ferromagnetic elements applied on at least one portion of at least one internal surface (2) of the tank (3).
Claims16
An internal combustion engine comprising:
- at least one magnet (10) inserted into at least one immersion container (8) present in a fuel tank (3),
- at least one magnet (20) applied on a cooling duct;
- at least one pair of magnets (30) arranged on a fuel duct, said fuel duct defining a coil;
- at least one pair of magnets (40) applied on an air suction pipe;
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- at least one pair of magnets (50) applied on a fuel filter, said magnets (10), (20), (30), (40) and (50) being permanent magnets comprising rare earth elements,
- said internal combustion engine further comprising at least one metal sheet (1) comprising paramagnetic and/or ferromagnetic elements applied on at least one portion of at least one internal surface (2) of said tank (3),
- wherein the at least one metal sheet (1) has, on its surface to be faced towards the inside of the tank (3), polyhedral reliefs (6) each having a vertex (7) facing towards the fuel.
A metal sheet (1), comprising paramagnetic and/or ferromagnetic elements having a surface having polyhedral reliefs (6) with vertices (7) facing towards fuel contained in a fuel tank (3).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.