Emission Control Carburetor Dashpot

Emission Control Carburetor Dashpot is a component of the Engine Fuel System in non-aircraft engines. It falls under the supply class Engine Fuel System Components, Nonaircraft, which is part of the supply group Engine Accessories.

The dashpot is a device used in carburetors to control the rate at which the throttle closes. It helps to reduce emissions by preventing the throttle from closing too quickly, which can cause a sudden decrease in engine speed and result in higher emissions.

The dashpot consists of a piston and cylinder filled with oil or a viscous fluid. When the throttle is released, the piston moves slowly due to the resistance of the fluid, allowing for a gradual closing of the throttle. This helps to maintain a smooth and controlled engine operation, reducing emissions and improving fuel efficiency.

Overall, the Emission Control Carburetor Dashpot is an important component in the engine fuel system, specifically designed to control emissions and improve the performance of non-aircraft engines.