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Class 123/41.22 - Intake or carburetor connection


Subclass of Class 123 - Internal-combustion engines
Definition: Cooling systems in which a connection to the combustion
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 06/28/1988


NumberTitleIssue Date
4753289Method and apparatus for continuously maintaining a volume of coolant within a pressurized cooling system
A sealed accumulator is positioned at a location remote from the conventional pressurized liquid cooling system of an internal combustion engine. An overflow conduit communicates between a high point in the system and the accumulator. A make-up conduit co...
06/28/1988
4366781Fuel system for vehicles
To provide fuel for a vehicle, a product of fermentation such as a water/ethanol mixture is circulated in the cooling circuit of the engine of the vehicle. The fuel is distilled from the cooling circuit and at least a portion of the distilled fuel is burn...
01/04/1983
4036188Carburetor equipped with a cooling system
A carburetor equipped with a cooling system composed of cooling fluid passages incorporated in the carburetor flange and/or heat insulator mounted below the flange portion, said cooling system being supplied with cooling fluid only for a predetermined dur...
07/19/1977
3945353Two phase nozzle cooling system
A two phase fuel injection nozzle cooling system having a hydraulically cooled heat pipe. The heat pipe contains a hermetically sealed cooling medium which has a boiling point corresponding to the upper range of acceptable nozzle operating temperatures to...
03/23/1976
 
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