Spacer for use in an air intake system of an internal combustion chamber
AssigneePerkins Engines Company Limited
InventorsGeoffrey Kerss, Owen Daniel Else, Jonathan Charles Scott
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Abstract
The present invention refers to a spacer for use in an air intake system of an internal combustion engine for delimiting an intake duct between an intake manifold and a cylinder head of the engine, wherein the spacer is provided with at least one flow-through passage and at least one air-accumulation cavity which are fluid-communicatively connected and constitute the intake duct.
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A spacer for use in an air intake system of an internal combustion engine for delimiting an intake duct between an intake manifold and a cylinder head of the engine, wherein the spacer is provided with at least one flow-through passage and at least one air-accumulation cavity which are fluid-communicatively connected and constitute the intake duct, where the at least one air-accumulation cavity is designed and configured to prevent the at least one air-accumulation cavity from being sup lied with a fluid from outside the intake duct.
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