Fuel metering system
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsErnst Linder, Gregor Schuster
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Abstract
What follows is a description of a fuel metering system for internal combustion engines having a measuring probe. The probe monitors the composition of the exhaust gas and produces an output signal which is used to govern the motions of a magnetic valve which in turn regulates the amount of air mixed in with fuel prior to the admission of this mixture to the veturi in the suction tube of the carburator.
Claims13
In a fuel metering system for internal combustion engines of the type which includes an exhaust system, a suction tube, a fuel reservoir, a flow controlled fuel line leading from the fuel reservoir to the suction tube, a flow controlled air line and a measuring probe disposed in the exhaust system, with the fuel quantity metered out to the air stream in the suction tube depending on the pressures prevailing in the fuel reservoir and in the suction tube, and further on the output signal of the measuring probe, the improvement comprising:
- a magnetic valve to control the flow in said air line, said magnetic valve including a movable valve member in the form of a membrane which serves as the armature of said magnetic valve;
- means defining a space in which said magnetic valve is situated and in which the fuel line and the air line terminate;
- and means connected between said magnetic valve and said measuring probe so that said magnetic valve can be actuated by the output signal from said measuring probe, with said fuel line and said air line being disposed to communicate prior to entry into said suction tube, wherein the air and fuel lines include opposing ends defining valve seats between which said membrane separates and defines with said space defining means a fuel space from an air space.
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