Valve support for accumulator type fuel injection nozzle
AssigneeYamaha Hatsudoki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsTakeo Yoshida, Hajime Kishida
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Abstract
An accumulator type of fuel injection nozzle including an improved arrangement for slidably supporting the actuator end of the injection valve within the control chamber that controls the opening and closing of the injection valve. This is accomplished by providing a closure plate that has a large diameter bore that supports an enlarged diameter end portion of the injection valve. The bore is closed by a slidably supported supporting plate that has a smaller diameter bore which engages the control valve adjacent its larger diameter portion and slidably supports it.
Claims3
An accumulator type of injection nozzle comprised of an outer housing defining an accumulator chamber adapted to be supplied with high pressure fuel, a nozzle port leading from said accumulator chamber, an injector valve moveable between a closed position and an opened position for controlling the discharge of fuel from said accumulator chamber through said nozzle port, a control chamber for receiving pressurized fuel, an actuating member supported for movement within said control chamber and associated with said injector valve for retaining said injector valve in its closed position when said control chamber is pressurized and for movement of said injector valve to its opened position when pressure is relieved in said control chamber, and relief valve means moveable between a closed position for maintaining pressure in said control chamber and an opened position for relieving said control chamber for effecting fuel discharge through said nozzle port, the improvement comprising said control chamber being defined by a portion of said outer housing defining a bore, said actuating member comprising an enlarged diameter portion of said injection valve slidably supported within said bore, a supporting member slidably engaged with a face of said housing at the end of said bore facing said accumulator chamber and closing said bore, said supporting member having a supporting bore slidably supporting a smaller diameter portion of said injection valve adjacent said enlarged diameter portion.
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