(19)
(11) EP 0 078 886 A3

(12) EUROPEAN PATENT APPLICATION

(88) Date of publication A3:
18.04.1984 Bulletin 1984/16

(43) Date of publication A2:
18.05.1983 Bulletin 1983/20

(21) Application number: 82106641

(22) Date of filing: 23.07.1982
(84) Designated Contracting States:
AT BE CH DE FR GB IT LI LU NL SE

(30) Priority: 06.11.1981 GR 66459

(71) Applicant: Gargassoulas, Athanasios
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(72) Inventor:
  • Gargassoulas, Athanasios
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(54) Automatic nozzle (for fuel economy) destined for carburators of internal combustion engines of vehicles


(57) The present invention relates to an automatic nozzle for fuel economy suitable for all types of vehicles, which is mounted at the carburator and feeds, limits and stops the mixture or increases the air supply through the nozzle to the engine, when the diaphragm of the accelerator (18) of the carburator closes and braking of the car is performed.
According to a preferable embodiment of the invention, the invented automatic nozzle is made, in turn of assembly, from a housing (1), a diaphragm or piston (2), a king-pin (3), a main body (4), a spring (5), a fitting part (6), a spring regulator or regulator for the displacement of the diaphragm or for the displacement of the needle (7), a nut (8) of the spring regulator, tightening nuts of the regulators (23) and (24), a clip-connector (9) of the needle, a needle (10), a nozzle (11), an underpressure speed member (12), a conductor (13), an electrical switch (16) and a control lamp (17).
The automatic nozzle works using the suction of the engine supplied through the pipe (13), where one end of the said pipe is fitted at the suction (14) of the engine and the other end at the automatic nozzle, on the underpressure speed member (12). When the diaphragm (18) of the accelerator of the carburator is closed, the suction in the chamber of the automatic nozzle is increased, and forces the diaphragm (2) to move the king-pin (3) which is connected to the needle (10) and closes the hole (11 b), stopping the flow of the mixture (nozzle of Figure 1), or the opposite i.e. opens the hole (11b) allowing more air to stop the flow of mixture (nozzle of Figure 7).
The said automatic nozzle may also operate electrically using an electromagnet (Figure 4).







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