Vaporization apparatus for internal combustion engines

Gas and liquid contact apparatus – Fluid distribution – Valved

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48180A, 123119DB, 261 79R, F02M 2312

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039963152

ABSTRACT:
The invention concerns an apparatus for the vaporization of combustible mix for internal combustion engines. The apparatus is placed below the butterfly valve of the pulverizer, such as a carburetor. According to the invention the apparatus includes at least two conduits having different profiles and cross sections, the outlets of these being tangent one to another, one at least having a profile like a venturi, preferably the apparatus includes a series of small venturis set in crown shape all around a central venturi, the diameter of the latter being much bigger.

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