Fuel flow control supercharged engine

Internal-combustion engines – Engine speed regulator – Having condition responsive means with engine being part of...

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123383, 123385, F02D 106, F02D 114

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043501281

ABSTRACT:
A fuel flow regulation device for a supercharged engine of the type having an injection pump whose piston's bottom position is determined by a moving stop, is disclosed. The fuel flow regulation device consists of a tridimensional cam contacting the stop and movable in an axial and a rotational direction. The axial movement of the cam is provided by a piston rod connected to a pair of pistons, one of which has a smaller diameter than the other by a predetermined amount, in which the pistons are oppositely subjected to engine intake pressure and engine exhaust pressure. The rotational movement of the cam is controlled by a jack subject to the output of a volumetric hydraulic pump actuated by the engine and pumping fluid from the engine cooling system.

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