Fuel injection valve for internal combustion engines
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorFriedrich Boecking
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Abstract
A fuel injection valve with a valve body that contains a bore delimited at its end oriented toward the combustion chamber by a valve seat and whose end region oriented toward the combustion chamber has at least one injection opening. A piston-shaped valve needle is contained in the bore in a longitudinally sliding fashion and has an essentially conical valve sealing surface by means of which the valve needle cooperates with the valve seat in order to control the at least one injection opening. The valve seat has a first conical partial surface and a second conical partial surface wherein the second conical partial surface is disposed downstream of the first conical partial surface and is raised in relation to it.
Claims7
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In a fuel injection valve for internal combustion engines with a valve body (1) that contains a bore (3), which is delimited at its end oriented toward the combustion chamber by a valve seat (9) and whose end region oriented toward the combustion chamber has at least one injection opening (11), and with a piston-shaped valve needle (5), which is contained in the bore (3) in a longitudinally sliding fashion and has an essentially conical valve sealing surface (7) at its end oriented toward the combustion chamber, by means of which the valve needle (5) cooperates with the valve seat (9) so that when the valve needle (5) is resting against the valve seat (9), the at least one injection opening (11) is closed, and when the valve needle (5) is lifted away from the valve seat (9), fuel flows between the valve seat (9) and the valve sealing surface (7), then through the injection openings (11), the improvement wherein the valve seat (9) has a first conical partial surface (109) and a second conical partial surface (209), and wherein the second conical partial surface (209) is disposed downstream of and is raised in relation to the first conical partial surface (109).
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