Fuel injection valve for internal combustion engines
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorAxel Hockenberger
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AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorAxel Hockenberger
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A fuel injection valve having a valve body (5), in which a pistonlike valve member (7) is guided longitudinally displaceably in a bore (15) embodied as a blind bore. A conical valve seat (23) and at least one injection port (25) are embodied on the bottom face of the bore (15), and the injection port connects a pressure chamber (11), formed between the portion (107) of the valve member (7) toward the combustion chamber and the bore (15), with the combustion chamber. On the end toward the combustion chamber of the valve member (7), there is a valve member tip (13), on which a first conical face (30), adjacent to the valve member (7), and a second conical face (32), disposed on the combustion chamber side of the first conical face, are embodied. The cone angle (α) of the first conical face (30) is less, and the cone angle (β) of the second conical face (32) is greater, than the cone angle (γ) of the valve seat (23), so that a sealing edge (40) is formed at the transition of the two conical faces (30, 32). Embodied on the first conical face (30) is an encompassing annular groove (35), which limits an increase in the hydraulically effective seat diameter caused by the plastic deformation of the sealing edge (40) and the valve seat (23) to a precisely defined extent (FIG. 2).
A fuel injection valve for internal combustion engines, comprising
The fuel injection valve of one of the foregoing claims, characterized in that the cone angle (γ) of the valve seat (23) amounts to from 55 to 65°, preferably approximately 60°.
The fuel injection valve of one of the foregoing claims, characterized in that the difference in the cone angles of the first conical face (30) and the valve seat (23) amounts to less than 1.5°, preferably 0.5 to 1.0°.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.