Multi-cylinder stationary internal combustion engine

Internal-combustion engines – Engine speed regulator – Idle speed control

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C123S339170, C123S339180, C123S339190, C290S04000F, C290S04000F, C290S04000F, C290S04000F

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06877481

ABSTRACT:
Multi-cylinder stationary internal combustion engine (1)—in particular a gas otto engine—with at least one throttle valve (13) and with at least one compressor (15)—in particular turbo-supercharger—for driving at least one generator (3) for the production of electric current or for driving at least one other consumer of mechanical energy, the internal combustion engine (1) containing a regulator (10) which, for the shedding of load, sets the throttle valve (13) to a permissible minimum-closure position which differs from the completely closed position and disconnects at least one cylinder (9) in order to prevent overspeed.

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