Stimulatorer til brændstofforbrænding

摘要

The British company EMULSA was the first to inject the mixture of fuel oil and water into the diesel engine cylinder. The installation designed here offers the injection of water in the critical state at 400 DEG C/230 bars into the diesel engine cylinder, superheated by a newly designed electric superheater. A dual injector injects at once water and fuel oil separately, at different temperatures and pressures. The water injected into the cylinder first reaches the compression temperature and after that the flame temperature of 2400 DEG K. Electrical stimulation with sparking, lightnings and arcing produces temperatures of over 5000 DEG K, where highly superheated water particles under additional electrical and thermal influence dissolve into their molecular and atomic component parts for additional combustion and microexplosions. Designed to reduce the fuel consumption, stimulators can be applied with gas, oil and coal fuel, used for burning in diesel engines, gas turbines, steam boilers or other large industrial fuel consumers.