Electromagnetic valve for controlling an injection valve of an internal combustion engine
OwnerSiegfried Ruthardt, Holger Rapp +1inventors
InventorsSiegfried Ruthardt, Holger Rapp, Dirk Schoenfeld
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OwnerSiegfried Ruthardt, Holger Rapp +1inventors
InventorsSiegfried Ruthardt, Holger Rapp, Dirk Schoenfeld
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A solenoid valve for controlling a fuel injector of an internal combustion engine, including an electromagnet 29, a displaceable armature having an armature plate 28 and an armature pin 27, and a control valve element 25 which is displaced with the armature and which cooperates with a valve seat 24 for opening and closing a fuel discharge channel 17 of a control pressure chamber 14 of the fuel injector 1. The armature plate 28 is mounted on the armature pin 27 so as to be slidably displaceable in opposition to the tensioning force of a restoring spring 35 acting on the armature plate 28 under the influence of the inert mass of the armature plate in the closing direction of the control valve element 25, and is pressed by the restoring spring 35 in its rest state against a stop part 26 attached to the armature pin 27. The stop part 26 is designed to encircle the periphery of the armature pin 27 by more than 180° in a plane perpendicular to the direction of movement of the armature pin.
A solenoid valve for controlling a fuel injector of an internal combustion engine, comprising an electromagnet (29), a displaceable armature having an armature plate (28) and an armature pin (27), and a control valve element (25) which is displaced with the armature and which cooperates with a valve seat (24) for opening and closing a fuel discharge channel (17) of a control pressure chamber (14) of the fuel injector (1), the armature plate (28) being mounted on the armature pin (27) so as to be slidably displaceable against the tensioning force of a restoring spring (35) acting on the armature plate (28) under the influence of the inert mass of the armature plate in the closing direction of the control valve element (25), and being pressed by the restoring spring (35) in its rest state against a stop part (26) attached to the armature pin (27), wherein the stop part (26) encircles the periphery of the armature pin (27) by more than 180° in a plane perpendicular to the direction of movement of the armature pin.
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