Internal-combustion engines – With heating means
Patent
1990-06-04
1991-04-02
Cross, E. Rollins
Internal-combustion engines
With heating means
F02M 1702
Patent
active
050039415
ABSTRACT:
A liquidified gas fired system facilitates starting of an internal combustion engine by external heating of the engine coolant and fuel so as to allow periodic shut down in cold weather. The system includes an engine coolant heat exchanger inside a refractory lined fire-box which is heated to incandescent temperatures. Both engine coolant and liquified gas are preheated by regenerative cooling of the combustion products and an auxiliary gas heater is providded for unassisted cold starting of the system.
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Kaowool "Firemaster" Fire Protection Systems Brochure by Morgan Thermal Ceramics. Copyright 1988--pp. 2-7.
Devoss John
Jeffrey, Jr. Roy R.
Bryan, Jr. John F.
Cross E. Rollins
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