Two-stage magnet valve of compact design for an injector of an injection system for internal combustion engines
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorFriedrich Boecking
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Abstract
A two-stage magnet valve for injectors of injection systems for internal combustion engines is proposed, which is very compact and simple in design, because an in-line connection of the first valve spring and a second valve spring can be avoided.
Claims17
In an injector for an injection system for internal combustion engines, having a magnet valve (15) which controls the outflow of fuel (3) from a valve control chamber (11) through an outflow conduit (12), in which the magnet valve (15) has means (41, 47) for closing the outflow conduit (12), an armature (43) that is actuatable by an electromagnet (49) and is operatively connected to the means (41, 47) for closing the outflow conduit (12), a first valve spring (45) and a second valve spring (57) and a first stroke stop (61), the improvement wherein the first valve spring (45) urges the armature (43) in the closing direction with a greater spring force, and from the closing position of the magnet valve (15) until the first stroke stop (61) is reached, the second valve spring (57) urges the armature (43) in the opening direction with a lesser spring forces, wherein the travel of the armature (43) is limited by a second stroke stop (67).
In an injector for an injection system for internal combustion engines, having a magnet valve (15) which controls the outflow of fuel (3) from a valve control chamber (11) through an outflow conduit (12), in which the magnet valve (15) has means (41, 47) for closing the outflow conduit (12), an armature (43) that is actuatable by an electromagnet (49) and is operatively connected to the means (41, 47) for closing the outflow conduit (12), a first valve spring (45) and a second valve spring (57) and a first stroke stop (61), the improvement wherein the first valve spring (45) urges the armature (43) in the closing direction with a greater spring force, and from the closing position of the magnet valve (15) until the first stroke stop (61) is reached, the second valve spring (57) urges the armature (43) in the opening direction with a lesser spring force, wherein the second valve spring (57) acts upon the armature (43) via a displaceable intermediate ring (59), and that the travel of the intermediate ring (59) is limited by the first stroke stop (61).
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