Abstract A fuel-air mixture arrangement with an air-compressing supercharger for a combustion engine with continuous fuel injection into the intake pipe which holds an air quantity meter, a pivotal ram flap and a throttle flap are arranged behind each other. The air quantity meter, depending on its deflection, actuates a fuel metering unit. The fuel metering proceeds at constant pressure drop in the fuel. This pressure drop can be varied depending on certain coefficients, and the pressure drop on a valve is varied by a control pressure valve to which controlling variables are applied. The set pressure drop at the metering cross sections of the fuel metering units is kept constant by the valve operated by the control pressure valve. The air quantity meter is located downstream of the air compressing supercharger and the control pressure valve receives the supercharger air pressure prevailing upstream of the throttle flap via a diaphragm unit. The control pressure valve may be connected to a thermostat located in the supercharger air flow.
A fuel-air mixture arrangement for a combustion engine, comprising: an intake pipe with continuous injection; an air-compressing supercharger; an air quantity meter located in said intake pipe said air quantity meter comprising a ram flap, a throttle flap arranged behind said ram flap; a fuel metering unit actuated by said air quantity meter, fuel metering proceeding at constant pressure drop in the fuel, said constant pressure drop being variable depending on predetermined parameters; a control pressure valve for providing control-pressure circulation for the fuel; an auxiliary valve having a pressure drop varied by means of said control pressure valve for controlling variables being applied to said control pressure valve; said fuel metering unit having metering cross sections, said auxiliary valve keeping a set constant pressure drop at said metering cross sections constant, said air quantity meter being located downstream of said air-compressing supercharger; a diaphragm unit; said control pressure valve being fed super-charger air pressure prevailing upstream of said throttle flap by said diaphragm unit.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
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A fuel-air mixture arrangement for a combustion engine, comprising: an intake pipe with continuous injection; an air-compressing supercharger; an air quantity meter located in said intake pipe said air quantity meter comprising a ram flap, a throttle flap arranged behind said ram flap; a fuel metering unit actuated by said air quantity meter, fuel metering proceeding at constant pressure drop in the fuel, said constant pressure drop being variable depending on predetermined parameters; a control pressure valve for providing control-pressure circulation for the fuel; an auxiliary valve having a pressure drop varied by means of said control pressure valve for controlling variables being applied to said control pressure valve; said fuel metering unit having metering cross sections, said auxiliary valve keeping a set constant pressure drop at said metering cross sections constant, said air quantity meter being located downstream of said air-compressing supercharger; a diaphragm unit; said control pressure valve being fed super-charger air pressure prevailing upstream of said throttle flap by said diaphragm unit.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
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An arrangement as defined in claim 1 including a thermostat exposed to supercharger air flow and connected to said control pressure valve.