Ozone generators useful in promoting complete combustion

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60275, F01N 302

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059138092

ABSTRACT:
An ionization field is produced across the pumped air flow to a fuel combustion process to increase the content of oxygen in the stream, and the stream reactivity. This ionization field may be produced between a sharp electrode and a grid or sheet, positioned in a shielded structure like the filter housing on the engine intake. Alternatively, an ultraviolet light source may be used to ionize the oxygen in the air stream. In either form the air stream may be compressed before its ionization and then may be injected into the exhaust products of the combustion process. The ionization power may be modulated along with the demand. Thus the throttleposition may be sensed to modulate the voltage multiplier levels across the electrodes straddling the air stream, in accordance with the demand.

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