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Abstract

An apparatus for mixing and proportioning oil and water comprises an upper lid, a first chunk member, a holder, a second chunk member and a base. The first chunk member and second chunk member have respectively an oil inlet, an oil-water mixture outlet and a water outlet that are connected with one another to receive and discharge oil and water. The first and second chunk members have respectively two oil flow gears and two water flow gears that engage with each other to control oil and water entering ratio to achieve optimal combustion efficiency. In the base, a located water regulation valve is adjusted to buffer water intake ratio responding to internal pressure alterations. The water regulation valve forms a buffer passage allowing different ratios of water to flow to the water in/out passage so that an improved oil-water mixture is achieved to enhance combustion efficiency of the combustion system.

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