Intake control system for engine

Internal-combustion engines – Intake manifold – Manifold tuning – balancing or pressure regulating means

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123316, F02B 2908, F01L 1300, F02D 902

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ABSTRACT:
A number of embodiments of induction systems for internal combustion engines that permit operation on the Miller cycle without introducing pumping losses or by substantially minimizing the pumping losses. Basically, the system provides a variable volume air chamber that supplies the major portion of the intake charge or all of the intake charge under low-speed, low-load conditions. Various valving and variable volume chamber constructions are illustrated. In addition, embodiments using air-assisted fuel injection are also disclosed.

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