Flame incubating and propagating apparatus for a fuel combustion system
CA 1283585 C · Owner: Krieger, Jeffrey Jock · Inventors: Krieger, Jeffrey Jock; Shafer, Scott Franklin; Krauja, Ziedonis Indulis
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Flame Incubating and Propagating Apparatus For A Fuel Combustion System, Conventional direct-injection internal combustion engines having a fuel injector with multiple fuel spray orifices will not completely ignite and burn relatively lower-cetane-number alternative fuels such as 100 percent methanol or ethanol. That is because the fuel spray injection pattern, per se, usually cannot carry or propagate a flame to all the injected fuel which is typically made up of individual fuel streams which are separated by sectors of fuel-deficient intake air. The present fuel combustion system includes a multiple-orifice fuel injector, a baffle having a concave surface, and a fuel ignition-initiating …
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- Granted April 30, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended April 30, 2008.
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