Kütusekapsel

Kütusekapsel, also known as a fuel capsule, is a term primarily used in the context of certain types of engines or heating systems where a specific, pre-measured amount of fuel is contained within a disposable or semi-disposable capsule. These capsules are designed for convenience and precise fuel delivery.

The concept of a kütusekapsel is often associated with small, portable devices. For example, some camping stoves or portable heaters utilize fuel capsules. These capsules typically contain a volatile liquid fuel, such as butane, propane, or a mixture thereof. The user inserts the capsule into the device, and a mechanism pierces the capsule, releasing the fuel to the combustion chamber.

The advantages of using kütusekapsel systems include ease of use, portability, and controlled fuel consumption. They eliminate the need for bulky fuel containers and complex refueling procedures. However, they also present environmental considerations, as the empty capsules are often disposable and contribute to waste. The specific type of fuel and the design of the capsule vary depending on the intended application and the manufacturer.