Method of operating catalytic ignition cyclic engines and appara

Internal-combustion engines – Precombustion and main combustion chambers in series – Precombustion chamber liner or coating

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123298, 123670, F02B 5102

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ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a method of operating a catalytic ignition internal combustion engine wherein the fuel is injected into a combustion chamber at a time near maximum compression such that at least part of the fuel impinges upon an oxidation catalyst surface comprising a portion of the wall of said combustion chamber, said catalytic surface being insulated from the surroundings external to the combustion chamber by a low thermal conductivity material, said catalytic surface preferably comprising platinum. Also disclosed are combustion chambers constructed specially for the use of this method and the methods of constructing them.

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