Variable flow rate valve mechanism and turbocharger
AssigneeIHI Corporation
InventorMichihiko Tanigaki
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Abstract
A variable flow rate valve mechanism includes: a valve body which opens and closes an opening; a stem which is rotatably supported by a housing while the valve body is connected to a first end thereof; a cylindrical bearing which is inserted through a through-hole of the housing and supports the stem to be rotatable about an axis line of the stem; a link member which is connected to a second end of the stem; and a spring mechanism which is disposed in a gap between the link member and an end of the bearing, on the side of the second end. An end of the bearing includes an inclined surface which contacts the spring mechanism and is inclined with respect to the axis line of the stem.
Claims5
A variable flow rate valve mechanism which opens and closes an opening of a variable gas flow rate passage, the variable flow rate valve mechanism comprising:
- a valve body which opens and closes the opening;
- a stem which is rotatably supported by a housing while the valve body is connected to a first end thereof;
- a cylindrical bearing which is inserted through a through-hole of the housing and rotatably supports the stem about an axis line of the stem;
- a link member which is connected to a second end of the stem;
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- a spring mechanism which is disposed in a gap between the link member and an end of the bearing, on a second end side of the stem,
- wherein the end of the bearing includes an inclined surface which contacts the spring mechanism and is inclined with respect to the axis line of the stem,
- wherein the spring mechanism includes a flange portion which contacts the link member while protruding outward in the radial direction of the bearing at the second end side in an axial direction of the stem, and
- wherein the link member is provided with an accommodation recessed portion accommodating the flange portion and restraining the outward movement of the flange portion in the radial direction.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.