Injection line connection
AssigneeJurgen Guido
InventorsJurgen Guido, Norbert Binzer
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AssigneeJurgen Guido
InventorsJurgen Guido, Norbert Binzer
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An injection line connection for internal combustion engines having for each pressure connection a connecting fitting which hitherto was upset out of the material of the injection line but which is still defective and which can be pressed by a cap nut, by way of a pressure ring, against an internal taper portion of a connecting member which carries the cap nut, is also suitable for thinner injection lines, free of disadvantages, by virtue of the following features, some of which are known and which are reproduced here by way of abstract: (a) the injection line (1) is a wall thickness in the range of from 1/5 to 1/3 of its outside diameter (D); (b) each pressure ring (6) is provided with a support projection (10) which is rounded off at the end towards the connecting fitting and which is of a tapered configuration along its outside periphery, while the associated connecting fitting (3) comprises the end of the injection line (1) which is flanged over outwardly about the support projection (10) and there forms the sealing taper portion (9); (c) the outside diameter (d.sub.a) of each ring (6) is about 1.8 to three times the outside diameter (D); (d) each support projection (10) is of an axial length (L) which is in the range of the wall thickness (s) of the injection line (1), and a wall thickness (w') which is at least about 1/4 of the outside diameter (D).
A pressure connection for at least one end of an injection line for internal combustion engines, said pressure connection comprising:
A pressure connection for connecting a free end of an injection line (1) having an axis to a connecting member (2) for use in internal combustion engines, said pressure connection comprising:
An injection line connection for internal combustion engines with pressure connections at the ends of the injection line and, for each pressure connection, a connecting fitting which is formed from the material of the injection line and which can be sealingly and at the same time axially pressed by a cap nut, by way of a pressure ring which is of a material that is harder than the injection line and which is supported axially in one direction against an inner flat annular shoulder of the cap nut and axially in the other direction against a rearward contact surface of the connecting fitting and which at least bears inwardly against the injection line, against an internal taper portion of a connecting member which carries the cap nut on a corresponding male screwthread, with a sealing taper portion similar to the taper angle of the internal taper portion of about 60.degree., wherein the ring also extends over the connecting member beyond the taper opening thereof, characterised by the following features:
A process for producing a connecting fitting for connecting the free end of an injection line to a threaded connecting member for use in internal combustion engines, the fitting comprising a pressure ring made of a material which is harder than the material of the injection line, said pressure ring having an annular support projection extending axially along the injection line adjacent the free end thereof, the support projection being rounded and having an outer peripheral surface having an angle .beta., said pressure ring having a first annular shoulder axially spaced from and on the opposite side form the support projection and a shoulder extending radially beyond the support projection and forming annular abutment means facing oppositely from said first annular shoulder, a threaded cap nut configured to engage the connecting member threads and having an inner shoulder to bear against said first annular shoulder of said pressure ring, the connecting member having an internal taper opening with a taper angle .alpha. generally similar to tape angle .beta., said process comprising the steps of:
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