Structure of gas sensor
AssigneeDenso Corporation
InventorTakashi Kojima
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Abstract
A gas sensor is provided which includes a first cylindrical insulation porcelain having a gas sensor element installed therein and a second cylindrical insulation porcelain disposed in contact with the first insulation porcelain. The first insulation porcelain is disposed on a seat surface formed on an inner wall of a housing through a packing ring. A contact between the first and second insulation porcelains being located within a contact permissible range defined by projecting outer and inner edges of the packing ring onto an end surface of the first insulation porcelain, thereby minimizing a lateral shift between the contact and the packing ring to avoid the breakage of the first insulation porcelain during assembly or use of the gas sensor.
Claims6
A gas sensor comprising:
- a hollow cylindrical housing having a given length, said housing having a seat surface formed on an inner wall thereof:
- a first insulation porcelain having a gas sensor element installed therein, said first insulation porcelain being disposed on the seat surface of said housing through a packing ring;
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- a second insulation porcelain disposed in contact of an end surface thereof with an end surface of the first insulation porcelain, a contact between said first and second insulation porcelains being located within a contact permissible range defined by projecting outer and inner edges of the packing ring onto the end surface of said first insulation porcelain.
A gas sensor comprising:
- a hollow cylindrical housing having a given length, said housing having a seat surface formed on an inner wall thereof:
- a first insulation porcelain having a gas sensor element installed therein, said first insulation porcelain being disposed on the seat surface of said housing through a packing ring;
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- a second insulation porcelain disposed at an end surface thereof on an end surface of the first insulation porcelain at two contacts, a middle between the contacts being located within a contact permissible range defined by projecting outer and inner edges of the packing ring onto the end surface of said first insulation porcelains.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.