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Cited prior art · Ronald L. Bell · Varian Associates Inc · United States · 1977

power in a Rakine cycle engine. 3,822,692 7 11974 Demarest .......................... 26/271 3,841,738 Of 1974 Caplan .............................. 35O1293 5 Claims, 3 Drawing Figures Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 Drawing sheet — no readable text.

Cited prior art · Kalil A. Alkasab · Universal Oil Products Co · United States · 1976

within said liquid heat exchanger means for driving said absorption member. medium. 2. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein a plurality of 7. The apparatus of claim 3 wherein said heat ex said housings are

Cited prior art · Yves Baguelin · VEHICULES INDUSTRIELS ET D EQUIPEMENT MECHANIQUE SA · United States · 1976

shown by arrow 3. exhaust manifold in accordance with the known system Page 7 for increasing the engine-braking action. In the case of the diesel engine, it is apparent that the Upstream of the points

Cited prior art · Curtis E. Bradley · United States · 1976

is driven by the pump. Another conduit extends from the other carbu Page 7 retor which is for hydrogen to that portion of the elec 13 for hydrocarbon fuel such as gasoline and a hydro

Cited prior art · James C Administrator Fletcher · Katsunori Shimada · United States · 1975

minimum num fluid to flow through its associated channel only when ber of channels which may be located either ahead or Page 7 S 6 beyond the image plane, i.e., the plane where the image

Cited prior art · Eiji Toyoda, Masaaki Noguchi and 4 more · United States · 1975

pipe 3a with the auxiliary car manifold 5 and the intake valve 7. The relatively rich buretor 2 and the other end of which communicates mixture containing the mixture of decomposition and with an auxiliary

Cited prior art · F Garbi · United States · 1974

com 2,378,668 6/1945 Vickers................................. 310/46 pressive energy to be generated. 3,595, 103 7, 1971 Wildhaber............................ 741800 6 Claims, 5 Drawing Figures Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 Drawing sheet — no readable text.

Cited prior art · Robert Reichhelm · Albert Morrison Jr · United States · 1972

by preliminarily burning ungasified fuel introduced by the air and fuel system of the principal unit. 14 Claims, 3 Drawing Figures Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 LIQUID FUEL BURNER HAVING REDUCED

Cited prior art · James R Willson · Robertshaw Controls Co · United States · 1971

411943 Weber.......................... 431/66X the igniter. Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 ELECTRCGNTERSYSTEM FIG. 2 is a schematic circuit diagram of a second embodi ment of an igniter system constructed according to the

Cited prior art · Lev Mikhailovich Proskuryakov · Valentin Grigorievich Zizin · United States · 1969

by the electrolysis of water, comprising an electrolyte cell mosphere by means of a tube 17 passing through the Page 3 reservoir 2 and closed with a plug 18. In the upper part mosphere; a

Cited prior art · Eric W Tanzberger · Atomic Energy Commission Usa · United States · 1968

for yieldingly holding the seal also shown as provided with a series of radial through passages 76 arranged at circumferentially spaced inter Page 6 vals, six such passages being shown. These passages 76 expansion of

Cited prior art · Georg S Mittelstaedt · United States · 1967

75 nels, an inlet and an outlet, the outlet being connected to Page 8 the intake-combustion-exhaust line of the engine and the 2. In a combustion engine having an intake-combus inlet preferably communicating with atmosphere.

Patents citing this work · United States · 1966

power con version means utilizing a spiral or helical fluid conduit means; Page 4 S 4. FIGURE 7 is a schematic representation of a device ously described, an electric coil 22 having leads 23 and

Cited prior art · Tamminen Pentti Juuse · United States · 1966

S2 Se S2 2 N %. t 4 & 4 3, 2 7 y 7 estigiggitritish As Wasternava. Sarasva INVENTOR: PENTT. J. TAMMINEN Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 Drawing sheet — no readable text.

Patents citing this work · United States · 1966

motor cofnbustion chamber, 75 motors and their respective fuel and oxidizer injectors, Page 7 8. A leak detection system for a plurality of rocket feeding fuel to the respective injectors, and each feed line motors

Cited prior art · Eidensohn Samuel · Goldenberg Leo · United States · 1960

Page 1 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 2 United States Patent Office Patented Feb. 16, 1960 of a process for deriving direct current electrical energy. whereby maximum use is

Cited prior art · Henry R Strickland · United Aircraft Corp · United States · 1950

M W to cy --wr---- W v d 2-R c N Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 Patented Feb. 7, 1950 2496,897 BEARNG AND SEA, ASSEMBLY FoRTURBINEs Henry R. Strickland, Hartford, Conn.,

Cited prior art · Chester I Hall · General Electric Co · United States · 1943

In accordance with this invention, the elec 55 the electrodes. The electiodes 2, as shown, are Substantially homogeneous, and are formed of Page 3 any suitable material-preferably carbon; and observed, therefore, that the electrodes 2

Cited prior art · Curt F Reis · Fairbanks Morse and Co · United States · 1934

adjacent plane por 55 shoe laminations for rotors of rotating field tion 7 of the bridging member 5, While the ear O Page 3 or hook portions 18 grippingly engage the arcu seen that the

Cited prior art · Lewis H Shipman · United States · 1928

Page 1 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 2 Patented Sept. 4, 1928. 683,266 LEWIS H. SHIPVIAN, OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, SOAR, EEATING APPARATUS. Application filed August 5, 1925. Serial No.