Fuel injector
AssigneesNippon Soken, Inc., Denso Corporation
InventorsFumiaki Aoki, Nobuo Imatake, Kimitaka Saito, Kenji Kanehara, Akinori Harada
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AssigneesNippon Soken, Inc., Denso Corporation
InventorsFumiaki Aoki, Nobuo Imatake, Kimitaka Saito, Kenji Kanehara, Akinori Harada
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An injector has an orifice plate formed with plural orifices. At a radially outward position of the orifice plate is disposed a wall at least partially. It is preferable that the wall be disposed at a lower position in the direction of gravity. In the wall is formed a guide hole toward an area on the orifice plate where a strong negative pressure is developed. A portion of fuel injected from the injector adheres as adhered fuel to the orifice plate or the wall. Under the action of a negative pressure on the orifice plate the guide hole sucks in the adhered fuel and returns it onto the surface of the orifice plate. The adhered fuel flows from the wall onto the surface of the orifice plate and again joins a fuel jet injected from the orifices. By utilizing a negative pressure developed near the plural orifices, the adhered fuel can be recovered and again injected. Consequently, it is possible to decrease the amount of adhered fuel.
An injector in which an orifice plate having a plurality of orifices disposed in an outlet of a fuel passage formed at a tip portion of a valve body and fuel is injected from the orifices, thereby weighing the fuel and determining a direction of injection, the injector comprising:
An injector for fuel injection, comprising:
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