Digicon, Inc.

General Vortex Energy, Inc.

Emissions Control Technology, LLC

Anatoli Borissov

Alexei Jirnov

James J McCoy, Jr

Alexander Borissov

Michael Jirnov, Legal Representative

A system, apparatus and method for the combustion of metals and other fuels are provided. The system can include: a fuel combustion apparatus including a combustor having a combustion chamber for burning ground particles from a fuel charge, and a fuel supply apparatus for supplying the ground particles of fuel from the fuel charge to the combustor. The fuel supply system can include a fuel charge holder assembly to house and store the fuel charge, a grinder assembly including a grinder housed within the charge holder assembly and configured to pulverize the fuel charge to produce a combustible fuel to be consumed in the combustion chamber, and a fuel charge linear feed assembly including a piston in contact with the fuel charge within the charge holder assembly to selectively bias the fuel charge into the grinder to thereby a control consumption rate of the fuel charge. Exhaust from the combustion chamber can be used in the incineration of radioactive, chemical and mixed hazardous materials, and in the propulsion of a vehicle in both an air or water environment.

System, apparatus and method for combustion of metals and other fuels

This invention relates to the injection of compressible gaseous fuel directly into the combustion chamber of a reciprocating piston-type internal combustion engine. In particular, the invention provides apparatus and methods for low-pressure, high-speed direct injection of compressed natural gas into a combustion chamber of an engine. Using the present invention, relatively low intake pressures of about 50 to about 150 PSIG yield high-speed (sonic and supersonic) gas flow through the diverging nozzle portion for injection into the combustion chamber. Preferably, the gas reaches supersonic velocity, approaching Mach 1.5 to 2.5.

Direct fuel injector assembly for a compressible natural gas engine

A nozzle for delivering fuel to an engine is disclosed which is profiled with adjoining converging and diverging sections to accelerate the flow of fuel to a supersonic rate.

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