Carburetor for gaseous fuels
AssigneeBIGAS INTERNATIONAL AUTOGAS SYSTEMS S.r.l.
InventorDavide CAVAGNA
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AssigneeBIGAS INTERNATIONAL AUTOGAS SYSTEMS S.r.l.
InventorDavide CAVAGNA
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A carburettor for supplying gaseous fuels in internal combustion engines, comprises a main body in which there are defined an intake section, a first pressure reduction section, a second pressure reduction section connected to the first section, a supply section connected to the second pressure reduction section, a Venturi device connected to the supply section, wherein the Venturi device forms a central portion of the carburettor, the first pressure reduction section and the supply section extending on opposite sides of the Venturi device, the second supply section being interposed between the first pressure reduction section and the supply section and wherein the supply section further comprises an actuating device that can to allow passage of gas through a third connecting conduit towards the third chamber.
A carburettor (100) for supplying gaseous fuels in internal combustion engines, comprising a main body (101) in which the following are defined:
A carburettor (100) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein one of the resilient means (36) of the supply section (3) comprises a helical spring extending between the shutter device (31) a base wall of the third chamber (30).
A carburettor (100) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the main body (101) has five faces, each face being perpendicular to the faces adjacent to it, wherein the first chamber (10) and the third chamber (30) are formed on two opposed faces, the second chamber (20) being formed in the face adjacent to the aforesaid two opposed faces.
A carburettor (100) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the third connecting conduit (130) is associated with an adjustable nozzle (7) adapted to move an outlet aperture (70) of the nozzle towards and/or away from the chamber (30).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.