Fuel injection valve for internal combustion engines
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsFriedrich Boecking, Wolfgang Stoecklein
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AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsFriedrich Boecking, Wolfgang Stoecklein
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The fuel injection valve (16) has an injection valve member (24), by which at least one injection opening (26) is controlled. The motion of the injection valve member (24) is influenced by a control valve (18), which has a control valve member (62) by which the pressure in a control pressure chamber (48) is controlled and which is movable by an adjusting force generated by a piezoelectric actuator (80) and in the process control the communication of the control pressure chamber (48) with a relief chamber (12). The control valve (18) has two valve seats (60, 74), spaced apart from one another in the direction of motion of the control valve member (62), with which seats the control valve member (62) cooperates, each with a respective sealing face (66, 69) disposed on it, so that the control valve member (62) has two closing positions, in which the control pressure chamber (48) is disconnected from the relief chamber (12). When the control valve member (62) is not in one of the two closing positions, the control pressure chamber (48) does communicate with the relief chamber (12). With a motion of the control valve member (62) between its two closing positions, a brief opening of the fuel injection valve (16) is made possible.
A fuel injection valve for internal combustion engines, in particular as a component of a storage-type fuel injection system, having an axially displaceably guided injection valve member (24), by which at least one injection opening (26) is controlled and which has a pressure shoulder (36) defining a pressure chamber (34), wherein fuel under pressure is delivered to the pressure chamber (36) from a high-pressure fuel source (10;
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