High efficiency vapor system for internal combustion engines
OwnerMichael Wallace Orthinventor
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Abstract
A high efficiency vapor system for an internal combustion engine of a lawn mower includes a vapor tank assembly which maintains a specific amount of fuel therein. An air inlet line is coupled to bottom of the vapor tank assembly and wrapped around a muffler for heating up the air inside. A vapor outlet line is coupled between top of the vapor tank assembly and the internal combustion engine. A mechanism within bottom of the vapor tank assembly is for vaporizing the fuel with heated air that enters from the air inlet line. The vapor outlet line will transport vaporized fuel into the internal combustion engine of the lawn mower, to enhance engine performance with less fuel consumption and significantly lower exhaust emissions.
Claims13
A high efficiency vapor system for an internal combustion engine of a lawn mower which comprises:
- a) a vapor tank assembly which maintains a specific amount of fuel therein;
- b) an air inlet line coupled to bottom of the vapor tank assembly and formed as tubing coils wrapping around a muffler of the internal combustion engine wherein the air in the air inlet line is heated by the exhaust from the muffler;
- c) a vapor outlet line coupled between top of the vapor tank assembly and the internal combustion engine;
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- d) means, within bottom of the vapor tank assembly, for vaporizing the fuel with the heated air that enters from the air inlet line, whereby the vapor outlet line will transport vaporized fuel into the internal combustion engine to enhance engine performance with less fuel consumption and significantly lower exhaust emissions.
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