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Cited prior art · William G. Wolber · Bendix Corp · United States · 1979

EXCESSIVE H2 DETECTED NORMAL NSUFFICIENT H2 DETECTED AND WARM UP ENRICHMENT Page 7 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 8 Another object of the invention is a closed loop fuel CLOSED LOOP CONTROL SYSTEM FOR

Cited prior art · John E. Lindberg · OWEN WICKERSHAM AND ERICKSON PC · United States · 1979

plug of a conventional ignition system. small precombustion chamber structure. Adding atmo Page 7 spheric air as a dilutant in these conditions of operation tain conditions of operation (when the engine is shut off is

Cited prior art · Dominique Noir, John Meier and 1 more · United States · 1978

seen, T decreasing operates concurrently with the heat control loop. In instead of increasing when valve 30 is opened by the Page 7 signal "a", and the algebraic multiplier 26 producing a value as a

Cited prior art · Katuaki Kosaka, Zene Ueno and 1 more · United States · 1978

C. ................................... 123/3; 123/32 ST; and sustain a reforming reaction by the heat of adiabatic 123/122 A 15 Claims, 3 Drawing Figures Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 compactly with the provision of

Patents citing this work · United States · 1977

1, but alternating, energized by a source 78, the combinations thereof. construction of FIG. 2 is used. In this case, two dia 7. The improvement as in claim 6 further including phragms 82 and 84

Cited prior art · Donald M. Ackley · United States · 1977

for supplying plate via opposite end openings in the third plate, the Page 7 flow streams then merging at said lower side of the of said flow paths downstream of a flow stream en third

Cited prior art · Otaharu Ishizaka · United States · 1977

7 2hr45" Shr30' 5hrs.O.' 6hr45' 8hr 9hr 9hr40' 10hr40' 11hr30' 2hr30' 3hr30' Page 7 Table 10-continued Temperatures 22°C - 24 C Total generation of 0.51, Zn consumption = 0.4g Thus Zn (1 mol) - He (containing a trace

Cited prior art · John S. Best, William J. McMillan and 1 more · United States · 1977

ll 1974 Laing et al. ....................... 126/400 14 Claims, 1 Drawing Figure Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING HEAT OR THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE STRUCTURE Referring to the accompanying

Cited prior art · Curtis E. Bradley · United States · 1977

Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 5 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 6 2. To provide, in an internal combustion engine of FUEL REGENERATED NON-POLLUTING the type noted, a circulatory system for a working

Cited prior art · Curtis E. Bradley · United States · 1977

Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 5 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 6 2. To provide, in an internal combustion engine of FUREL REGENERATED NON-POLLUTING the type noted, a circulatory system for a working

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