Sliding structure for shaft member with improved abrasion resistance and injector
AssigneeDenso Corporation
InventorsTetsuya Yoshimura, Shuichi Matsumoto
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AssigneeDenso Corporation
InventorsTetsuya Yoshimura, Shuichi Matsumoto
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In a sliding structure in which a shaft member is retained slidably in a guide hole, the lack of an oil film caused by the edge contact of the shaft member to which a pressing load in the axial direction is applied is prevented. With the fact being taken into account that end portions 25c1 and 25c2, which are always in slidable contact with a side surface 1232a of a guide hole 1232, of a side surface 25c of a shaft member 251 are the partial edge portion, a plurality of labyrinth grooves 2501 and 2502 are formed in the end portions 25c1 and 25c2, respectively, thereby it is possible for an oil film to cover the entire contact portion without increasing the groove width extremely. Because the groove width is not increased extremely, the length of the sliding portions can be ensured.
A sliding structure of a shaft member in which a shaft member is retained slidably in a guide hole, wherein a plurality of labyrinth grooves are formed in both axial end portions of the side surface of the shaft member which are located in an area, which are always in slidable contact with a side surface of the guide hole, wherein an intermediate portion of the shaft member between said axial end portions has a substantially constant outer diameter that is free of grooves, and
An injector having a needle which is inserted into a nozzle supplied with a fuel for injection, is made up of a shaft member retained slidably in a guide hole formed in the nozzle wall and displaced in the axial direction to switch between fuel injection and termination of fuel injection;
An injector having a needle, which is inserted into a nozzle supplied with a fuel for injection and is displaced in the axial direction to switch between fuel injection and termination of fuel injection,
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.