Anti-pollution method and apparatus for combustion engines
AssigneeLas Vegas Research, Inc.
InventorMarvin Berenbaum
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Abstract
Anti-pollution method and apparatus for increasing combustion efficiency in an internal combustion engine in which a fuel-air vapor is produced in an evaporation chamber, under vacuum, and is fed through a vacuum trap to the internal combustion engine downstream of the carburetor, whereby the cooled fuel-air vapor may be drawn into each combustion chamber prior to each fuel-air charge from the carburetor.
Claims20
In an internal combustion engine having a carburetor, a supply of fuel feeding the carburetor, at least one combustion chamber receiving a fuel-air mixture from the carburetor, and anti-pollution apparatus for use in increasing the combustion efficiency of the engine, the improvement wherein said anti-pollution apparatus comprises:
- first means connected with the fuel supply for producing a fuel-air vapor at a temperature below ambient;
- and
- second means coupled with said first means and connected to the engine downstream of the carburetor for supplying said vapor to the combustion chamber, whereby said cooled vapor may be drawn into the combustion chamber ahead of each fuel-air charge from the carburetor.
A method for increasing the combustion efficiency of an internal combustion engine having a carburetor, a supply of fuel feeding the carburetor, and at least one combustion chamber receiving a fuel-air mixture from the carburetor, the improvement comprising the steps of:
- producing a fuel-air vapor at a temperature below ambient;
- and
- supplying said vapor to the combustion chamber downstream of the carburetor, whereby said cooled vapor may be drawn into the combustion chamber prior to each fuel-air charge from the carburetor.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.