TRACY D MCINTYRE
Electrician at Durazno Ave, El Paso, TX

2004000, Jan 1, 2004

May 1, 2002

10/136418

Michael McIntyre - El Paso TX, US
Tracy McIntyre - El Paso TX, US

F02B075/12

123/00100A

Our invention is new to the art of fuel injection because it enables the fuel injection system to evaluate the properties of the fuel in the system and then choose a base line fuel injection map from a group of maps. This chosen map will be more accurate or a better match to the fuel that is going to be injected. By choosing a map that matches the properties of the fuel that is about to be injected you will have a more precise amount of fuel injected and their by have better fuel economy better power output and lower emissions. The present invention addresses the above and other needs by providing a method and system to achieve better fuel economy, lower emissions and better performance, than is available in today's fuel injection systems. As disclosed herein, after one or more sensors evaluates the fuel, the control module will choose a base line fuel injection map from a group of maps to more accurately meter and inject the fuel being delivered. This system will work in conjunction with existing fuel injection technologies that are common to anyone skilled in the field of fuel injection. The above-identified methods and systems be utilized alone or in conjunction with other fuel system controlling techniques. additionally, each of the specific steps involved in the processes, described herein are easily modified or tailored to meet the peculiar design and operational requirements of the particular engine and the anticipated operating environment in which the engine is used. From the foregoing, it should be noted that the invention provides a method and system for the detection of fuel used in an electronically controlled engine. While the invention disclosed herein has been described by us to the best of our ability, numerous modifications and variations can be made thereto by those skilled in the art without departing from the scope of the invention as set forth in the claims or sacrificing all its material advantages.

2003020, Nov 6, 2003

May 2, 2002

10/137074

Michael McIntyre - El Paso TX, US
Tracy McIntyre - El Paso TX, US

F02M051/00

123/494000

Our invention is new to the art of fuel injection because it enables the fuel injection system to evaluate the properties of the fuel in the system and then modify the quantity of fuel or time the injector is open for any given location on the fuel injection map with regards to and in relation to the fuel that is to be injected. The amount of fuel that is injected will be more accurate or a better match to the fuel that is going to be injected. We will have a more precise amount of fuel injected and their by have better fuel economy better power output and lower emissions. The present invention addresses the above and other needs by providing a method and system to achieve better fuel economy, lower emissions and better performance, than is available in today's fuel injection systems. As disclosed herein, after one or more sensors evaluates the fuel, the control module will modify the amount of fuel that is going to be injected. This modification will be in relation to the fuel's properties. the modification will achieve a more accurate metering of the fuel being delivered/injected. This system will work in conjunction with existing fuel injection technologies that are common to anyone skilled in the field of fuel injection, The above-identified methods and systems can be utilized alone or in conjunction with other fuel system controlling techniques. Additionally, each of the specific steps involved in the processes, described herein are easily modified or tailored to meet the peculiar design and operational requirements of the particular engine and the anticipated operating environment in which the engine is used. From the foregoing, it should be noted that the invention provides a method and system for the detection of fuel used in an electronically controlled engine. While the invention disclosed herein has been described by us to the best of our ability, numerous modifications and variations can be made thereto by those skilled in the art without departing from the scope of the invention as set forth in the claims or sacrificing all its material advantages.

2003020, Nov 6, 2003

May 6, 2002

10/139422

Michael McIntyre - El Paso TX, US
Tracy Dean McIntyre - El Paso TX, US

F02M051/00

123/486000, 123/00100A

Our invention is new to the art of fuel manufacturing, fuel identification, fuel handling, fuel transporting, fuel dispensing, and fuel injection because it will facilitate the delivery of the information about the fuel (the fuel's characteristics) along with the fuel. The fuel injection system will use this information (the data) to more accurately inject the fuel based on the fuel's characteristics into the engine, thus achieving better fuel economy, lower emissions, and more power output. As disclosed herein, after the data concerning the fuel's properties has been ascertained and preserved during transportation and delivery to the gas station it will be downloaded along with the fuel that is being pumped into the vehicle, the vehicle's fuel injection control module will then modify the amount of fuel that is going to be injected in relation to the fuel's properties to more accurately meter and inject the fuel being delivered.