Motor vehicle fuel evaporative pollutant control system
A technology for controlling systems and pollutants, applied in the direction of charging systems, machines/engines, and adding non-fuel substances to fuel, etc., can solve the problem of affecting the stability of vehicle idling, the increase of carburetor process costs, and engine work. Instability and other problems to achieve the effect of reducing impact, facilitating adjustment, and reducing emissions
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[0012] Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing and embodiment the present invention will be further described:
[0013] like figure 1 As shown, the carbon canister 15 adopts a canister with a storage volume of 200ml to ensure that it has sufficient adsorption capacity, and the mass of normally adsorbed fuel vapor is about 20 grams. The intake adsorption port 7 of the carbon canister 15 is connected to the fuel tank vent pipe 2 through the first pipeline 4, the gasoline cut-off valve 3 is installed on the first pipeline 4, and the pressure control valve 6 of the carbon canister 15 is connected to the gas tank through the second pipeline 8. The engine intake pipe 12 is connected, and the gas outlet and desorption port 5 of the carbon canister 15 is connected with the air filter 10 through the third pipeline 9 . The connection point between the third pipeline 9 and the air filter 10 is located on the air outlet pipe of the carburetor 14 and the air filter. The first pipe...
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