fuel-airmixer

noun
UK /ˈfjʊəl ɛə ˈmɪksə/
US /ˈfjuːəl ɛr ˈmɪksər/

A fuel-air mixer is a part that blends fuel and air together so an engine can burn them.

The mechanic cleaned the fuel-air mixer so the engine would run smoothly again.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A device in a gas appliance that combines fuel gas with air before burning.

The furnace's fuel-air mixer ensures the gas burns cleanly.

3. A component in model engines that proportions fuel and air for small motors.

He adjusted the fuel-air mixer on his model airplane engine.

4. Any mixing chamber where a combustible vapor is prepared for ignition.

The burner's fuel-air mixer sits just before the ignition point.