Arrangement and method for preventing carbon formation in spray guiding structures
OwnerAndrew E. Meyerinventor
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Method for preventing carbon build-up on fuel spray guiding surfaces proximate a nozzle of a fuel injector. Liquid fuel handling surfaces of the fuel injector can remain cool while providing very hot surfaces to burn off carbon particles before carbon deposits can build up and change the spray characteristics. In the method, a spray guiding structure guides the fuel spray after exiting from the fuel injector and a deflector member is arranged around the injector body. The spray guiding structure is thermally insulated from the fuel injector, and this thermal insulation enables the spray guiding structure to be heated to a temperature above about 900° F. to prevent build up of carbon thereon.
A fuel injection arrangement for an engine, comprising;
A method for improving use of a fuel injector for an engine, the fuel injector being configured to inject fuel in spray form into a combustion chamber in the engine, the method comprising:
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