Gaseous mixture from liquid fuel and air

Details Gaseous mixture from liquid fuel and air Gaseous mixture from liquid fuel and air

1982-04-14

1984-02-07

Kellogg, Arthur D.

Gas: heating and illuminating

Mixers

48180M, 48180S, 48211, 123 3, 261 51, 261 90, F02M 912

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044300956

ABSTRACT:
Liquid fuel, such as gasoline, is converted into gaseous form in an enclosed chamber rotating at high speed (e.g., 10,000 rpm) and containing a catalyst support material impregnated with 90% cupric chloride and 10% nickel chloride by weight. The converted fuel passes through a microporous (e.g., 40 microns) peripheral wall of the container and then mixes uniformly with air flowing through an annular space surrounding the container to form a combustible mixture.

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D. J. Bak: "Liquid Petroleum Gasifier Replaces Carburetor," Design News, Mar. 9, 1981, Cahners Publishing Co.

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