High-pressure stratification and spark ignition device for an internal combustion engine

Abstract

The present invention relates to a high-pressure stratification and spark ignition device (2) for an internal combustion engine (1), including: a stratification valve (20) closing a stratification channel (23) that leads into a stratification antechamber (79), said channel also leading into a stratification chamber (24) connected to the combustion chamber (S) of the internal combustion engine (1) via a stratification injection pipe (39), wherein said channel opens in the vicinity of protruding electrodes (26) of a spark plug (25), said electrodes being positioned in said combustion chamber; a stratification actuator (27), which lifts the stratification valve (20); a stratification manifold (28) connecting the stratification antechamber (79) to the outlet of a stratification compressor (21); a stratification fuel injector (33); and a means (40) for recirculating pre-cooled exhaust gases.

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technical field [0001] This invention relates to high pressure spark ignition and stratification apparatus for reciprocating internal combustion engines in which a highly diluted charge recirculates precooled exhaust gas using a device known as an "externally cooled EGR" device. Background technique [0002] The thermodynamic efficiency of a reciprocating internal combustion heat engine depends on a number of factors, including, first, the duration and phasing of the combustion designed to increase the temperature of the gases that are compressed and then collected in the combustion chamber; loss of the gas in contact with the inner walls of the engine; and thirdly, the rate of expansion of the gas which allows the gas to exert thrust on the pistons of the engine in order to convert the heat energy released by the combustion into mechanical achievement. [0003] However, the positive work produced by the thrust of the gas against the piston as it expands is partially lost b...

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However, both arrangements quickly reach their limits in improving the efficiency of controlled-ignition reciprocating internal combustion heat engines

[0013] This is because increasing the temperature of the combustion chamber walls of a reciprocating internal combustion heat engine has the disadvantage of reducing its filling capacity: the cold air or gas mixture that gets in contact with said hot walls immediately expands, thereby reducing the volumetric efficiency of said engine during the intake phase , thus reducing its overall

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