Abstract: A variable swirl siamese type intake port structure for an internal combustion engine cylinder head includes a first generally straight intake passage which leads to a first intake port and a second generally helical intake passage which leads to a second intake port which is formed with a helical end vortex portion. A control valve is fitted in the first generally straight intake passage at an upstream portion thereof so as to control its flow resistance. A means is provided to the generally straight intake passage on the side thereof towards the generally helical intake passage, for, when the control valve is in its position to maximize the flow resistance of the generally straight intake passage, diverting a relatively minor proportion of air-fuel mixture sucked into the intake port structure from a point upstream of the control valve to a point near the downstream end of the first generally straight intake passage, thus bypassing the control valve.
Abstract: A process for producing any desired Ba/Ti mixture to be formulated as an amorphous solid which crystallizes at very low temperatures to yield a desired phase or phases is disclosed. The process yields products free of undesirable impurities and allows macroscopic production of certain phases in the baria-titania system, having exceptional high frequency dielectric properties, that were previously unattainable through solid-state high temperature production techniques.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
November 15, 1984
Date of Patent:
August 19, 1986
Assignee:
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of Commerce
Inventors:
Joseph J. Ritter, Robert S. Roth, Taki Negas