Cooling arrangement for direct injected engine
AssigneeSanshin Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMasahiko Kato, Takayuki Sato, Hiroaki Fujimoto
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AssigneeSanshin Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMasahiko Kato, Takayuki Sato, Hiroaki Fujimoto
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Cooling arrangements that cool down fuel injectors exposed to the high temperature combustion in direct injected engines so that no heavy oil components deposit on nozzles of the fuel injectors. A bypass of water flow extends in the proximity of the boss where the fuel injector is inserted to expedite cooling of the fuel injector. A cavity extending toward the boss can replace the bypass or can be additionally provided. The fuel injector boss and a spark plug boss are connected with each other and make a wall that can obstruct water flow. Another bypass is provided to clear water away from a backwater formed at the wall. In case that some heavy oil components deposit on the injector nozzles for some reasons, a control system for controlling the fuel injection is allowed to adjust amounts of the fuel basically in response to the temperature of the injector nozzle.
A direct cylinder injected, internal combustion engine comprising a cylinder body defining at least one cylinder bore in which a piston reciprocates, a cylinder head affixed to an end of said cylinder body for closing said cylinder bore and defining with said piston and said cylinder bore a combustion chamber, a fuel injector having a nozzle for spraying fuel directly into said combustion chamber for combustion therein, at least one of said cylinder body and said cylinder head being provided with a cooling jacket therein, said fuel injector being inserted into a boss formed on said cylinder head so that said nozzle of said fuel injector is exposed to said combustion chamber, a cooling water passage being formed in said cylinder head, at least a part of said boss being placed in said cooling water passage, and said cooling jacket and said cooling water passage being connected with each other by a bypass.
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