A compact fuel dosing device uses a single movable sealing member to control primary and secondary circuits within an aircraft turbomachine injector.
A rotating disc adjusts its angular position to regulate gas flow in cooking appliances.
A centrifugal debris separator uses vortex generation and density-based flow separation to remove contaminants from fuel streams.
Curved streamlines and swirl outlets eliminate stagnation zones, reducing carbon deposits while maintaining acceptable pressure losses.
Conical septums and lamellae in the mixing duct generate shear forces to stabilize water diesel emulsions against phase separation.
A heating apparatus preheats the fuel injection part while opening a discharge valve to vent air from the supply pipe before ignition.
Water fuel emulsion vaporizes droplets to trigger micro-explosions that atomize fuel, lowering NOx and soot emissions without sacrificing system performance.
Adapting fuel pressure to heating output improves conversion efficiency by preventing wall accumulation and coking at low loads.
A passive split flow divider valve meters fuel to primary and secondary manifolds using independent pistons.