Internal combustion engine fuel economizer system
OwnerJames J. Keeferinventor
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Abstract
Fuel feed apparatus for internal combustion engine characterized by the coactive disposition of fixed injectors and valves, interposed between fuel tank, pump, and carburetor of the engine. The principal component of the invention comprises plural fixed injectors in the fuel feed line, having the effect of substantially fully atomizing the fuel under control of in-line valves, whereby to feed the carburetor with a prepared mist of fuel under constant pressure thereby creating a substantial economy in the operation of the engine and a great saving in fuel.
Claims2
In combination with an internal combustion engine, fuel feed economizer apparatus, adapted to a gas line leading from a fuel tank to the carburetor comprising:
- A. a fuel line joining tank to carburetor;
- B. plural injectors sealed within the fuel line, between the tank and the carburetor, each said injector having a fluted orifice end of expanded circular cross-section and a restricted orifice end of substantially elongate cross-section;
- C. plural control valves interposed between the said tank and carburetor, there being one each injector disposed with the flutted end of each said injector adjacent the respective input and output ends of the valves;
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- D. at least one union disposed between the valves, said union having injectors with the fluted end of each said injector adjacent input and output ends of the union.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.