Internal-combustion engines – Means to whirl fluid before – upon – or after entry into...
Patent
1984-07-05
1985-06-18
Cox, Ronald B.
Internal-combustion engines
Means to whirl fluid before, upon, or after entry into...
123188M, F02B 3100
Patent
active
045235597
ABSTRACT:
The internal combustion engine has at least one combustion chamber, an inlet conduit leading to it, and an adjustable means for varying flows of a medium, such as air or a fuel-air mixture, flowing into the combustion chamber for the sake of an optimized acceleration of curves defined by the process of combustion, so that economical engine operation is attained while producing as little in the way of toxic exhaust gas components as possible. An adjusting motor acting upon the means is controlled by a regulator, which is connected via a comparator with a set-point value transducer and an actual-value transducer. The actual-value transducer includes an optoelectric sensor connected to the combustion chamber for measuring the curves of combustion. The set-point value transducer indicates a set-point value for optimal curves of combustion, and the regulator, via the adjustable means, reduces any difference that may exist between the set-point value and the actual value.
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Latsch Reinhard
Linder Ernst
Moser Winfried
Cox Ronald B.
Greigg Edwin E.
Robert & Bosch GmbH
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