Method of assembling gas flow control valve
AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKatsunori Takai, Sotsuo Miyoshi
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AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKatsunori Takai, Sotsuo Miyoshi
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An assembly method includes a step of press-fitting a second valve 27 to a valve shaft 29 to which a first valve 25 is press-fitted and secured while measuring and adjusting a distance L2 so that it becomes equal to a distance L1. Thus, the first valve 25 and second valve 27 are press-fitted to the valve shaft 29 and those components are swaged together so that the first and second valves are secured to the valve shaft, and oil is placed in a press-fitted portion. When components, such as the first valve 25, are sintered parts, oil contained in the sintered parts themselves is used for increasing a joining force that occurs in the press-fitted portion.
An assembly method of assembling a gas-mass-flow control valve including a valve housing having an inlet for accepting a gas and an outlet for discharging the gas, a primary channel formed in said valve housing in a vicinity of said inlet, two secondary channels that branch off from said primary channel and that are communicated with said outlet, first and second channel openings that are formed between said two secondary channels and said primary channel, respectively, first and second valves that open or close said two channel openings simultaneously by way of first and second valve seats which are disposed in said two channel openings, respectively, a valve shaft having said first and second valves, and an actuator that causes said valve shaft to reciprocate in a direction of an axis of said valve housing, said assembly method comprising the steps of:
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