Nozzle valve
AssigneeINA-Schaeffler KG
InventorFriedrich Ness
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Abstract
A simply constructed and easy-to-produce nozzle valve (1) for oil spraying of pistons in internal combustion engines is provided. The nozzle valve (1) is formed from a thin-walled sheet-metal housing (2), a nozzle (12), a valve body (8), and spring means (10) for the valve body (8). The spring means (10) act at one end directly against the valve body (8) and rest at their other end against a support (11) extending within the housing (2). This support (11) forms a single structural unit together with the nozzle (12).
Claims8
A nozzle spray valve for oil cooling of pistons in an internal combustion engine, comprising:
- a one-piece housing manufactured from a deep drawn thin-walled material defining an interior cavity, the housing having an external surface, an internal surface, and first and second end walls, the first end wall having a first, radially inwardly directed collar with an inner surface which forms a first valve seat, the second end wall having a second, radially inwardly directed collar with an inner surface, the collars being produced by flanging inwardly at approximately right angles from a generally sleeve-shaped sidewall, a valve body positioned in the interior cavity, and a spring positioned between the valve body and a support located on the inner surface of the second collar such that the valve body is biased to a closed position against the first valve seat against a flow-through direction of the valve, the support being formed as one piece with a spray nozzle, the support is formed of plastic and includes an annular projection extending along the internal surface of housing, the annular projection has a second valve seat formed in an opening direction of the valve body, the annular projection including longitudinally extending segment-like openings or longitudinal recesses which extend at least over a majority of a length of the annular projection.
A nozzle spray valve in combination with an internal combustion engine for oil cooling of pistons in the internal combustion engine, the nozzle spray valve including:
- a one-piece housing manufactured from a deep drawn thin-walled material defining an interior cavity, the housing having an external surface, an internal surface, and first and second end walls, the first end wall having a first, radially inwardly directed collar with an inner surface which forms a first valve seat, the second end wall having a second, radially inwardly directed collar with an inner surface, the collars being produced by flanging inwardly at approximately right angles from a generally sleeve-shaped sidewall, a valve body positioned in the interior cavity, and a spring positioned between the valve body and a support located on the inner surface of the second collar such that the valve body is biased to a closed position against the first valve seat against a flow-through direction of the valve, the support being formed as one piece with a spray nozzle, the support is formed of plastic and includes an annular projection extending along the internal surface of housing, the annular projection has a second valve seat formed in an opening direction of the valve body, the annular projection including longitudinally extending segment-like openings or longitudinal recesses which extend at least over a majority of a length of the annular projection;
- the-nozzle spray valve being mounted in the internal combustion engine with the spray nozzle being directed toward a piston to be cooled.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.