Apparatus for adapting to gases of different calorific values in the supply of gas-air mixture to gas engines
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May 20, 1986
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Jul 25, 1984
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Aug 1, 1983
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An apparatus for adapting to gases of different calorific values in the supply of gas-air mixture to gaseous-fuel engines has a gas line with a gas pressure regulator and an air line, each of which discharged into a gas-air mixer. Leading out of the mixer is a mixture line, in which a mixture valve is disposed. The mixture line leads to the intake manifold of the gas engine. In order to be able to use gases of different calorific values without unfavorably varying the gas-air ratio in the partial-load range, a preferably adjustable throttle is disposed in a bypass line leading from the air line to the mixture line, bypassing the mixer.
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