Auxiliary apparatus for hot-starting internal combustion engine

Internal-combustion engines – Starting device – For airplane

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123119D, 123124R, F02N 1700

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040433102

ABSTRACT:
Auxiliary apparatus for hot-starting an internal combustion engine includes a secondary air injection nozzle opened in the intake manifold, and a heat sensitive solenoid valve to control the supply of secondary air from an air source to the nozzle. When hot-starting the engine with the engine temperature exceeding a predetermined level, the valve opens to supply a jet of air into the intake manifold through the nozzle so that a too rich mixture gas likely to be produced in the manifold is made leaner, thus reducing the output of unburned, harmful ingredients of exhaust gas from the engine as well as improving the startability of a hot engine.

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