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Diesel energy cells

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cj in wisconsin

02-25-2008 12:43:12




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Just wonderin, have read my tractor manuals pretty thoroughly and none of them give a real explaination of exactly what the energy cells do in the diesel engines like the old Buda etc. Fill me in so I can have some more useless knowledge to impress peaople with.




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matta

02-25-2008 21:59:42




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 Re: Diesel energy cells in reply to cj in wisconsin, 02-25-2008 12:43:12  
Basically, it's somewhat of an hourglass shaped "cell" that has a very tiny passage to a smaller inner cell. Air on compression stroke is sort of "superheated" from passing thru tiny passage to smaller inner space. Injector across from en. cell fires a stream, {not a spray} into cell. Most fuel stays in larger outer cell, but, some goes into little hot inner cell and ignites that in turn pushes burning fuel charge onto piston.

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AtlasHayCo

02-25-2008 15:05:19




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 Re: Diesel energy cells in reply to cj in wisconsin, 02-25-2008 12:43:12  
"..... .said piston having a deep bowl-like cavity formed therein and positioned substantially on the centerline of said piston and cylinder; an energy-cell formed in said bowl-like cavity and covered by a cap member, a space formed above said energy-cell and below the bottom surface of said cylinder head creating a main combustion chamber; the improvement characterized by; said fuel injector having a hybrid nozzle tip with a central outlet controlled by a movable pintle extension of the nozzle needle to discharge a central injection of fuel into the combustion chamber substantially along the centerline of the cylinder and piston; said hybrid nozzle tip also having auxiliary outlets disposed about the central outlet to discharge a plurality of fuel plumes angled from the centerline of the cylinder; said energy-cell being in fluid communication with said main combustion chamber through a plurality of transfer passages extending through said cap member; said transfer passages including a main central passage aligned with the centerline of said piston, and also including a plurality of peripherally disposed passages about said main central passage; said cap member being disposed within said piston's bowl-like cavity so that it is always spaced from said nozzle tip of said fuel injector; the distance thereinbetween being sufficient so that a central fuel plume discharged from the central outlet of said fuel injector first travels through the hot compressed air in said main combustion chamber located above said cap member of said energy-cell and ignites therein before a significant portion of said fuel plume passes through said central transfer passage of said cap member into said energy-cell for subsequent combustion therein. "

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J Schwiebert

02-25-2008 13:45:44




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 Re: Diesel energy cells in reply to cj in wisconsin, 02-25-2008 12:43:12  
Send me an e-mail address. Looks like you never met Peter Lanova personally either. J.



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cj in wisconsin

02-25-2008 14:52:23




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 Re: Diesel energy cells in reply to J Schwiebert, 02-25-2008 13:45:44  
I'm not sure I can do that, I barely know enough about computers to get on this forum, but I'll try. And no I never met Peter Lanova. Who's he ?



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jeffbrown

02-27-2008 05:58:28




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 Re: IF YOU CAN!!! in reply to cj in wisconsin, 02-25-2008 14:52:23  
Yes , I would be impressed if you could just repeat all that to me! LOL



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