Turbo purge module for tubocharged engines
A turbocharger, vehicle technology used in the field of steam management systems to solve problems such as pressure or vacuum leaks
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[0015] refer to figure 1 , shows a schematic diagram of an evaporative vapor management system indicated generally at 10' having a turbo flush module indicated generally at 26 according to an embodiment. Such as Figure 4 As shown in , the turbine flushing module 26 integrates the venturi nozzle 14 ′, the check valves 22 ′ and 24 ′ and the flushing valve 18 ′ into a single component. Thus, flush valve 18' is directly coupled (without any flexible hose) to check valves 22' and 24', and the venturi nozzle is directly coupled (without any flexible hose) to check valve 24'. The canister 16 is constructed and arranged for connection with a fuel tank to receive hydrocarbon vapors therefrom in a conventional manner.
[0016] When a conventional turbocharger 12 is operating, high-pressure air from the outlet 13 of the turbocharger 12 is directed through the hose 15 to the inlet 27 of the venturi nozzle 14' to induce a vacuum that draws hydrocarbon vapors from the barrel 18'. Throug...
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