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Captioned as this figure · ydrogen Gas Injection Apparatus for Internal Combustion Engine
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ydrogen Gas Injection Apparatus for Internal Combustion Engine 5×
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FIG. 2 shows the hydrogen supply source, which corresponds to the hydrogen gas generator 10 mentioned in the applicant's prior U.S. patent publication. The device 10 contains storage components.
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In FIG. 2, components related to the plates disclosed in the prior U.S. patent application are clearly displayed. At point 8 in FIG. 3, the direct current voltage/flow regulator is shown.
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As explained with reference to figure 2, the hydrogen gas is sent through pipe 5, and the combustible gas is sent through pipe 9. Then, the mixed gas is conveyed to the mixing chamber 20 via the ejector or other mixing mechanisms, where atmospheric air intake section 14 is also set up.
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At first, oxygen and/or non-combustible gas can be supplied independently or simultaneously to ensure a constant supply. Furthermore, referring to figure 2, the trap area 47 for gas has a suitable size for the nearby section. …
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Figure 2 illustrates a special hydrogen radiation device featured in the practical embodiment of the invention.