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Detoxication device for exhaust gases of internal combustion

S. Poslek, V. Pericki

Abstract

A detoxification device is described for an internal combustion engine having a carburetor feeding a fuel-air mixture to an intake manifold of the engine, with the device interposed between the carburetor and the intake manifold. The device consists of: (1) a flat casing with an intake orifice; (2) a rectangular channel with a slidable shield; and (3) an operating means connected with the shield for selectively positioning the openings for secondary air in response to displacement of the accelerator.

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Key concepts: Secondary air injection, Inlet manifold, Internal combustion engine, Body orifice, Exhaust manifold, Exhaust gas recirculation, Casing, Combustion