Exhaust gas recirculation means
AssigneeToyo Kogyo Co., Ltd.
InventorsGengo Kageyama, Junji Kamite
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AssigneeToyo Kogyo Co., Ltd.
InventorsGengo Kageyama, Junji Kamite
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Exhaust gas recirculation means by which recirculated exhaust gas is supplied into a portion of a carburetor that is downstream of the venturi section of the carburetor, whereby fouling of easily blocked elements in the upstream portion of the carburetor is avoided, and in which supply of exhaust gas into the carburetor is in opposition to a supplementary supply of air from the atmosphere or from a portion of the carburetor which is upstream of the venturi, air and exhaust gas being supplied through a common port into the carburetor. The pressure of exhaust gas being comparatively high, the supplementary supply of air is steadily decreased as the amount of recirculated gas is increased, whereby the air-fuel ratio of a mixture supplied to an engine is decreased and the mixture is enriched in a manner required when exhaust gas is recirculated.
In an internal combustion engine having a carburetor including, a choke section constituting an air intake portion of said carburetor, a venturi section connected downstream of the choke section and provided with a venturi, a fuel introduction system connected to said venturi section for introduction of fuel into air passing through said venturi section, and a throttle section connected downstream of the venturi section and provided with a throttle valve, a slow port and idle port and communicating with an inlet manifold leading to a combustion chamber of said engine, the slow port and the idle port being positioned respectively upstream and downstream of the throttle valve when the throttle valve is in the fully closed position, and
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