Fuel introduction device for internal combustion engine
AssigneeDresser Industries, Inc.
InventorsRobert Dixon Englert, Kenneth Ronald Armstrong
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AssigneeDresser Industries, Inc.
InventorsRobert Dixon Englert, Kenneth Ronald Armstrong
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A combination fuel introduction, distribution and air shaping device is provided for a fuel carburetion system of an internal combustion engine. The distributor is elongated and of generally inverted tear-drop cross-section. Fuel discharge openings are spaced longitudinally near or at the bottom of the distributor. Spaced-apart teeth aligned with the fuel openings or other means to prevent liquid bridging and depend from the bottom or discharge side of the distributor. The distributor extends across the intake air duct of an air-fuel mixing and modulating device that is adapted to deliver a mixture of finely divided fuel droplets in air to the intake manifold of an internal combustion engine. The body of the distributor divides the intake air flow into two converging air streams which entrain the fuel as liquid droplets sweeping it from the downstream side of the distributor and uniformly distributing the droplets in the air streams.
In combination with an air-liquid fuel induction device that includes an intake air duct having a converging portion, a variable area throat portion of rectangular cross-section through which a mixture of air and finely divided liquid fuel is passed at sonic velocity and a fuel supply, a fuel dispensing and air flow shaping device including in combination:
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