Fuel injection pump for a two-stroke engine

Internal-combustion engines – Two-cycle – Rear compression

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123496, 417395, F02M 3704, F02M 5920

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ABSTRACT:
A pneumatically operated fuel injection pump has a work chamber which is partitioned by a membrane into a pulse chamber and a return chamber. The pulse chamber is charged with crankcase pressure from a two-stroke engine while a counterforce is built up in the return chamber which varies with rotational speed. A counterforce is developed by means of a precise pressure control in the return chamber which makes possible a highly precise injection adapted to rotational speed. For this purpose, the return chamber is connected with an adjusting volume via a throttled flow path. In addition, a leaf spring is mounted in the return chamber and is utilized as a return spring for the membrane.

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