Gasoline generator with a vortex carburetor and a vapor-liquid cooling jacket

Abstract

The utility model relates to the field of mechanical engineering and concerns the design of a portable gasoline inverter generator. The generator contains a single-cylinder internal combustion engine, a fuel supply system in the form of a vortex carburetor with tangential air supply channels, providing a homogeneous fuel-air mixture and automatic fuel metering without electronic control, as well as a cylinder cooling system in the form of a sealed vapor-liquid jacket with a capillary-porous wick and a working fluid, providing passive heat removal through a phase transition without a mechanical pump. The technical result is increased fuel efficiency and generator reliability while reducing the complexity of the fuel supply and cooling systems. Five formula points, three figures.