Anti-detonation fuel delivery system

Apparatus for processing a fuel spray for an internal combustion engine comprising:

• a fuel metering valve configured to be fitted in a port in an internal combustion engine, said fuel metering valve responsive to an engine computer to inject bursts of a selected quality of fuel,
• a tubular member configured at a first end to receive said bursts of a selected quality of fuel and configured at an opposite, second end to interface with said port,
• said first end of said tubular member further configured to receive a flow of gas along with said fuel, and
• at least one turbulence-inducing device mounted inside said tubular member, and configured so that said flow of gas and said fuel flows past said turbulence-inducing device, breaking up said fuel into droplets of a maximum predetermined size and smaller with a minimum of fuel vapor being produced, and subsequently mixing said minimum of fuel vapor, said droplets of a maximum predetermined size and smaller and said flow of gas with an induction airflow of said engine.

An apparatus for receiving a fuel spray from a fuel injector of an internal combustion engine and reducing droplets of said fuel spray to a size of less than about 50 microns in diameterwhile producing a minimum of fuel vapor, said apparatus comprising;

• a tube configured at a first end for receiving said fuel injector and configured at a second end to interface with an engine port for receiving said fuel injector,
• a supply of gas provided through said first end of said tube,
• a plurality of turbulence-inducing plates mounted in spaced-apart relation in said tube,
• whereby as said gas flows through said tube, said fuel spray is broken up into said droplets due to turbulence from said turbulence-inducing plates, after which said gas and said droplets are mixed with an induction airflow of said internal combustion engine.