Fuel conditioning device

Details Fuel conditioning device Fuel conditioning device

1998-05-08

2000-02-01

McMahon, Marguerite

Internal-combustion engines

Charge forming device

Combustible mixture ionization, ozonation, or electrolysis

F02B 7512

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060190922

ABSTRACT:
A ferrous metal housing 1 has an inlet 4 and an outlet 5 at opposite ends. A series of alloy discs 6 are carried on a shaft 7 within the housing, separated by spacers 8. The discs each contain a ring of circular apertures, and the shaft 7 is supported by skeletal spacers 9 and 10 to leave a gap between the periphery of the spacers and the wall of the housing. A ferrite magnet 14 of square outline is supported by the walls of the housing 1 at the outlet end, leaving four gaps between the sides of the magnet and the housing. The device is capable of maintaining high flow rates whilst producing a turbulence pattern which ensures good fuel conditioning.

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