Combustion accelerator for engines and burner

Abstract

Described is an invention for the catalytic acceleration of combustion processes of fuels and heating oils, comprising dimensionally stable, tin-containing elements in a flow vessel for the production of tin organic compounds in the form of a flow vessel having an alloy structure or pads in a fuel filter container or another container, which due to the composition and ignition thereof during the appearance of light result in ignition or a flame having an extremely fast ignition distribution, therefore avoiding soot and lowering the nitrogen oxide concentrations.

1 . A method for combustion acceleration of internal combustion engines, turbines, and burners by means of chemical reaction with the fuel or combustible in a structure from an alloy, characterized in that the tin-containing alloy is transformed into dimensionally stable structures, is activated in reduced solutions, and is filled within a flow vessel with fuel or fuel oil. 
     
     
         2 . The method according to  claim 1 , characterized in that the tin-containing alloy contains the metals tin, copper, silver, and the activators platinum metals or lanthanum-cerium-cobaltite. 
     
     
         3 . The method according to  claim 1 , characterized in that the ICR material is inserted in the form of a pad as a sealing ring in one or more layers into the fuel filter head and is periodically replaced. 
     
     
         4 . A device for carrying out the method, characterized in that the receiving container for the metal alloy has a filter basket with a shock absorber spring arranged behind it.