Electromagnetically actuable injection valve
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsUwe Grytz, Ulrich Vieweg
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Abstract
A fuel injection valve prevents capillary flow by the provision of controlled pressure compensation. In the region of axial extension of the magnet coil, at least one radially extending transverse hole is introduced into the valve housing and this hole is covered by a diaphragm which surrounds the valve housing in the form of a ring. The diaphragm allows pressure compensation without the risk that moisture will penetrate into the interior of the valve and prevents negative capillary flows. The fuel injection valve is suitable, in particular, for use in fuel injection systems of mixture-compressing applied-ignition internal combustion engines.
Claims10
An electromagnetically actuable fuel injection valve for a fuel injection system of an internal combustion engine, comprising:
- a valve housing having at least one radially extending transverse hole, the at least one radially extending transverse hole containing only air;
- a magnet coil arranged on a coil former, the magnet coil being at least partially disposed in the valve housing and the at least one radially extending transverse hole being in a region of an axial extension of the magnet coil;
- a plastic sheath at least partially surrounding the valve housing;
- an electrical connection plug coupled to the magnet coil, the electrical connection plug being composed of a plastic and having at least two contact pins for exciting the magnet coil;
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- an air pressure compensation element at least partially surrounding the valve housing and covering the at least one radially extending transverse hole.
An electromagnetically actuable fuel injection valve of an internal combustion engine, comprising:
- a valve housing having at least one radially extending transverse hole;
- a magnet coil arranged on a coil former, the magnet coil being at least partially closed in the valve housing and the at least one radially extending transverse hole being in a region of an axial extension of the magnet coil;
- a plastic sheath at least partially surrounding the valve housing;
- an electrical connection plug coupled to the magnet coil, the electrical connection plug being composed of a plastic and having at least two contact pins for exciting the magnet coil and
- a pressure compensation element at least partially surrounding the valve housing and covering the at least one radially extending transverse hole, wherein the pressure compensation element includes a diaphragm having at least one first cross-sectional area and at least one second cross-sectional area, the at least one first cross-sectional area alternating with the at least one second cross-sectional area in a circumferential direction, the at least one first cross-sectional area having a thickness greater than the at least one second cross-sectional area.
An electromagnetically actuable fuel injection valve of an internal combustion engine, comprising:
- a valve housing having at least one radially extending transverse hole;
- a magnet coil arranged on a coil former, the magnet coil being at least partially disposed in the valve housing and the at least one radially extending transverse hole being in a region of an axial extension of the magnet coil;
- a plastic sheath at least partially surrounding the valve housing;
- an electrical connection plug coupled to the magnet coil, the electrical connection plug being composed of a plastic and having at least two contact pins for exciting the magnet coil;
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- a pressure compensation element at least partially surrounding the valve housing and covering the at least one radially extending transverse hole, wherein the pressure compensation element includes one of a diaphragm and a fabric, the fabric including a semipermeable material.
An electromagnetically actuable fuel injection valve of an internal combustion engine, comprising:
- a valve housing having at least one radially extending transverse hole;
- a magnet coil arranged on a coil former, the magnet coil being at least partially disposed in the valve housing and the at least one radially extending transverse hole being in a region of an axial extension of the magnet coil;
- a plastic sheath at least partially surrounding the valve housing;
- an electrical connection plug coupled to the magnet coil, the electrical connection plug being composed of a plastic and having at least two contact pins for exciting the magnet coil;
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- a pressure compensation element at least partially surrounding the valve housing and covering the at least one radially extending transverse hole, wherein the pressure compensation element includes one of a diaphragm and a fabric, the fabric being embedded in a plastic annular carrier element.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.