Reciprocating internal combustion engine for operation with fuel

Details Reciprocating internal combustion engine for operation with fuel Reciprocating internal combustion engine for operation with fuel

1976-08-16

1977-11-22

Lazarus, Ronald H.

Internal-combustion engines

Solid fuel

222194, F02B 4500

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040590771

ABSTRACT:
The valve piston is charged with powdered fuel, such as coal, which is initially metered into a fuel transfer channel during a downward stroke of a dosing and ejecting member and then blown via compressed air through the valve piston into the combustion chamber upon completion of the downward stroke of the dosing and ejecting member. A slider is used to allow metering of the fuel without interference from the compressed air. After the fuel charge is metered, the slider moves transversely of the transfer channel to permit entry of the compressed air so that the charge can be blown into the combustion chamber via the valve piston.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1656678 (1928-01-01), Pawlihowshi
patent: 1719023 (1929-07-01), Pawlihowshi
patent: 1897478 (1933-02-01), Holzwarth

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