Combustion engine and injector for a combustion engine

Internal-combustion engines – Noncompression

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123139E, 417410, F02B 1910

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ABSTRACT:
In order to improve the ignition of the fuel-air-mixture provided in the combustion cylinder at a low fuel expenditure the displacement member of a first fuel pump is coupled with an armature of an electro-magnet and at the same time an air supply conduit of the combustion engine is provided with a second atomizer supplying fuel to the air.
In this combustion engine the first atomizer may inject fuel in a finely divided condition in the vicinity of the spark-plug, so that the extra rich fuel-air-mixture can be ignited easily in the vicinity of the spark-plug as a result of which the combustion of the remaining, relatively poor fuel-air-mixture takes place.

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