Fuel injection system for aircraft engine
AssigneePratt & Whitney Canada Corp.
InventorsSebastien Bergeron, Etienne Plamondon, Jean Thomassin
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AssigneePratt & Whitney Canada Corp.
InventorsSebastien Bergeron, Etienne Plamondon, Jean Thomassin
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A fuel injection system for an aircraft engine has: a first fuel injector having a first actuation inlet, a first fuel inlet connected to a fuel source, and a first fuel outlet connected to the at least one combustion chamber, the first fuel injector defining a first pressure ratio; a second fuel injector having a second actuation inlet, a second fuel inlet connected to the fuel source, and a second fuel outlet connected to the at least one combustion chamber, the second fuel injector defining a second pressure ratio; and an actuation fluid system having a circuit connected to the first actuation inlet and to the second actuation inlet, the first outlet pressure different than the second outlet pressure by having one or both of the first pressure ratio different than the second pressure ratio and a first actuation pressure different than a second actuation pressure.
A fuel injection system for an aircraft engine having at least one combustion chamber of varying volume, comprising:
A rotary internal combustion engine, comprising:
A method of injecting fuel into a rotary internal combustion engine having an outer body defining a rotor cavity receiving a rotor rotatable within the rotor cavity and in sealing engagement with walls of the outer body and defining at least one chamber of variable volume in the rotor cavity, a pilot subchamber communicating with the rotor cavity, the method comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.