Hold-down metal plate for securing a fuel injection valve
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsJuergen Krome, Ferdinand Reiter, Jens Pohlmann
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AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsJuergen Krome, Ferdinand Reiter, Jens Pohlmann
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A holding down plate for fastening a fuel injector in a location orifice of a cylinder head of a mixture-compressing internal combustion engine includes on one end a fastening bore (2), which is penetrated by a fastening element which fastens the holding down plate (1) to the cylinder head, and the opposite end of the holding down plate (1) has a location orifice (3) for receiving a fuel injector, the location orifice (3) being divided by an insertion recess (4) and delimited by a first and a second fork end (6, 7), which exert a force on the fuel injector thereby pressing the fuel injector against a pressure shoulder located in the location orifice of the cylinder head. The first and the second fork end (6, 7) are bent in a shape that is undulated in cross-section and is oriented toward the fuel injector, a radius (R2) of the undulated bending each forming a support area (13, 14).
A holding down plate for fastening a fuel injector in a location orifice of a cylinder head of a mixture-compressing internal combustion engine, the holding down plate (1) having at one end a fastening bore (2), which is penetrated by a fastening element which fastens the holding down plate (1) to the cylinder head, and the opposite end of the holding down plate (1) having a location orifice (3) for receiving a fuel injector, the location orifice (3) being divided by an insertion recess (4) and delimited by a first and a second fork end (6, 7), which exert a force on the fuel injector, pressing the fuel injector against a pressure shoulder located in the location bore of the cylinder head, and the first and second fork end (6, 7) each being bent in a shape which is undulated in cross-section and is oriented toward the fuel injector and each radius (R2) of the undulated bending forming a support area (13, 14).
The holding down plate as recited in one of the preceding claims, wherein the fork ends (6, 7) are asymmetrical.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.