The Vaporizing Of Paraffin for High-Speed Motors
(Electric Ignition Type)
Forfatter: Edward Butler
År: 1916
Forlag: Charles Griffin & Company, Limited
Sted: London
Sider: 120
UDK: 621.431.31
With 88 Illustrations
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VAPORIZATION IN THE HIGH-SPEED MARINE ENGINE. 81
bi-fuel vaporizer, illustrated by Fig. 64, is by the pipes
/, f1, and is regulated by needle-valves r, r1, and admitted
during the open periods of the air val ve a : the spray
and air mixture is caused to acquire a vortex motion
during its passage through the vaporizer, by which means
it is claimed that the liquid particles of the oil vapour
are thrown on to the outer wall, which is heated by the
exhaust gases entering at ,t, and in this manner are more
Kig. 64—Dual Control Snifting-feed Carburettor Vaporizer with
Vortex Action.
effectually vaporized. In this connection it should be
stated that the vortex principle was also adopted in the
Davis vaporizer in its original form, the particular method
used in this case consisting of a fan which was caused to
revolve within the vaporizer by the action of the mixture
being drawn through it, and by this means caused. un-
vaporized particles to be whirled out of the ingoing
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