Fuel injection nozzle for internal combustion engines
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorKurt Seifert
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Abstract
Fuel injection nozzle for internal combustion engines, which includes a valve needle connected with a piston which limits a dampening chamber filled with fuel and connected with only one throttle passage with the flow path of the fuel. The dampening chamber is formed in a cap which is mounted on the piston. A pressure piece which is loaded by the fuel is guided in the bottom of the cap. The pressure piece pushes immediately against the piston during a prestroke and then comes into engagement with the cap. The pressure piece has a smaller diameter than that of the piston, so that the prestroke of the valve needle is more or less dampened at least at its lower speed and load range.
Claims4
Fuel injection nozzle for internal combustion engines, comprising a valve needle which is movable during an opening stroke in the fuel flow direction;
- a piston which is connected to said valve needle;
- a cap having a shoulder and mounted on said piston and formed with a damping chamber limited by said piston and filled with fuel, said dampening chamber being connected with a flow path of the fuel by only a throttle passage, said cap being retained at least in a defined range of the operating performance graph with respect to the movable valve needle;
- a pressure piece which is displaceably mounted in said cap;
- a return spring, said pressure piece at a side thereof which faces away from said dampening chamber being loaded by said return spring and by fuel pressure in the flow path, said pressure piece engaging on the piston at the start of an opening stroke and coming into engagement on said shoulder of said cap for preventing its further movement after a prestroke of the valve needle, said pressure piece (60) being mounted in a bottom of said cap (48, 70) and having a smaller diameter than that of the piston (46).
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