10/04/2017
Fuel nozzle that supplies fuel into combustion chamber of internal combustion engine in the shape of continuous circle cone
Summary:
To diminish the diameter of atomized fuel drops and disperse fuel drops as evenly as possible along a combustion chamber, we came up with the usage of a valve fuel injector, which supplies Diesel or gasoline into a combustion chamber in the shape of continuous circle cone with an exposure angle of 50o – 180o. The cone fuel nozzle capitalizes Homogenous Chamber Combustion Ignition (HCCI) process in internal combustion engine.
Full Description:
To diminish the diameter of atomized fuel drops and disperse fuel drops as evenly as possible along a combustion chamber, we came up with the usage of a valve fuel injector, which supplies Diesel or gasoline into a combustion chamber in the shape of continuous circle cone with an exposure angle of 50o – 180o. There is a gap between a valve and an injector housing; fuel enters a combustion chamber through this gap; its size is about 20 – 50 micron. During the process of fuel injection, an injector valve also vibrates and that leads to substantial fractioning of fuel. The cone fuel nozzle capitalizes Homogenous Chamber Combustion Ignition (HCCI) process in internal combustion engine (both engines – Diesel and Spark Ignition) by means of wide and equally dispersing the fuel throughout the entire combustion chamber.
n modern diesel engines the fuel supply into a combustion chamber is performed throughout multi-hole fuel injector. The shape of fuel stream, number of holes and their diameter impact the quality of combustion process as well as contents of harmful substances within exhaust gases. While developing cone fuel injector designs usually the following tasks are set to be resolved:
• diminish diameter of atomized fuel drops,
• disperse fuel drops as equally as possible along a combustion chamber,
• within one cycle fuel supply to break it down into many injections (sub-injections); usually up to 20 sub-injections for a cycle
Decreasing jet holes of a fuel injector and their quality production can resolve by diminish diameter of fuel holes. However, dramatic diminishing of their diameter is impossible due to technological obstacles related to the holes fabrication process.
Disperse fuel drops is resolved by selection of the most suitable combustion chamber and determination of the fuel stream direction in such a way that equal dispersion of fuel is provided among the entire combustion chamber. The number of holes can’t be increased indefinitely because of technological complexities.
The newly developed nozzle of valve type supplies engine (both Diesel and spark ignition) with fuel directly into a combustion chamber. Fuel takes the shape of continuous circle cone with an exposure angle of 50o – 180o. There is a gap between a valve and an injector housing. Fuel enters a combustion chamber through this gap; its size is about 20 – 50 micron. During the process of fuel injection, an injector valve also vibrates and that leads to the substantial fractioning of fuel.
Problem this idea/invention addresses:
Diesel engine industry
Spark ignition engine industry
Homogenous Chamber Combustion Ignition (HCCI) process of internal combustion engine
Fuel nozzle, fuel injector, DI diesel engine, DI gasoline (spark ignition) engine