Intake Valve Device Capable of Implementing Two-Stage Switching of Gas Distribution Phase and Diesel Engine

Abstract

An intake valve device capable of implementing two-stage switching of a gas distribution phase and a diesel engine. The intake valve device comprises a cam (1), a tappet guide rod component (2), a rocker arm (3), a variable valve bridge (7), and an intake valve (12) connected in sequence, and further comprises an intake valve drive piston (5), the intake valve drive piston (5) being capable of abutting against the rocker arm (3), a piston cavity accommodating the intake valve drive piston (5) is provided in the variable valve bridge (7), wherein communication between the high-pressure end of the piston cavity and a main oil path (10) can be established or broken by means of a high-pressure oil path (8), while the low-pressure end of the piston cavity is communicated with the main oil path (10) by means of a low-pressure oil path (11), and in order to ensure the formation of the pressure in the piston cavity to ensure that there is sufficient pressure to open the intake valve (12), an one-way valve (7) communicating from the low-pressure end to the high-pressure end is formed in the piston cavity. The cam (1) is a multi-lift cam having high and low cam molded lines, and can meet the requirements for the gas distribution phase under two working conditions, thereby achieving optimal engine performance and emission target. Moreover, the provided intake valve drive piston (5) and hydraulic oil path implement switching of the lifts of the cam (1).

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