Intensifier-injector for gaseous fuel for positive displacement engines
AssigneeThe University of British Columbia
InventorsPhilip G. Hill, Ronald J. Pierik, K. Bruce Hodgins
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AssigneeThe University of British Columbia
InventorsPhilip G. Hill, Ronald J. Pierik, K. Bruce Hodgins
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This invention relates to a novel device for compressing and injecting gaseous fuel from a variable pressure gaseous fuel supply into a fuel receiving apparatus. More particularly, this invention relates to an intensifier-injector which compresses and injects gaseous fuel from a variable pressure source into the cylinder of a positive displacement engine. An intensifier-injector for gaseous fuels in internal combustion engines comprising means which utilizes the compressed gas from the chamber of the internal combustion engine or compressed fluid or gas from an external compressor to drive an intensifier means which raises the pressure of fuel gas supplied to the internal combustion engine for rapid late-cycle injection into the cylinder of the internal combustion engine.
An intensifier-injector for gaseous fuels in internal combustion engines comprising means which utilizes the compressed gas from the chamber of the internal combustion engine or another source of high pressure gas or fluid to drive an intensifier means which raises the pressure of fuel gas to a constant pressure sufficient for rapid injection into the cylinder of the internal combustion engine regardless of the fuel gas storage pressure or engine demand for fuel.
An intensifier-injector for fuel gas used in combination with an internal combustion engine having a cylinder chamber which intensifier-injector comprises:
A method of intensifying the pressure of gaseous fuel introduced into the compression cylinder of an internal combustion engine which comprises:
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