Internal combustion engine with fuel injectors and heaters

Internal-combustion engines – Charge forming device – Heating of combustible mixture

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123470, F02G 500, F02M 1500

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050485008

ABSTRACT:
An internal combustion engine of the injector type has self-regulating electrical resistance heating devices of positive temperature coefficient of resistivity arranged in cylinder head air-fuel inlet channels to intercept fuel directed into the channels by fuel injectors for heating and deflecting the fuel into respective cylinder intake valve openings. The heating devices and/or fuel injectors are movable after engine warm-up so that the fuel injectors thereafter spray fuel directly onto warmed-up intake valves in the valve openings without being intercepted by the heaters, whereby the heaters are adapted to be deenergized after engine warm-up without creating a cold spot in the engine fuel supply system at the heater location.

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