Fluid flow rate control valve, anchor for mover and fuel injection system
AssigneesBosch Corporation, Robert Bosch GmbH
InventorsTakeshi Ichinose, Jochen Wessner, Hermann Keimer, Wolfgang Klink, Tilman Miehle
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AssigneesBosch Corporation, Robert Bosch GmbH
InventorsTakeshi Ichinose, Jochen Wessner, Hermann Keimer, Wolfgang Klink, Tilman Miehle
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To effectively prevent uneven wear of a moving mover 70 and to stabilize the control characteristics by a valve. Rotation force is exerted to the mover 70 by the fluid flowing from the first chamber to the second chamber, or vice versa, which are formed at the opposite ends of the mover 70. With respect to a flow passageway 110 formed within an anchor 72 and for allowing passage of the fluid therethrough, there are provided a passageway portion 111 which is disposed along the axial direction and another passageway portion 112 which crosses the axial direction. By this, rotation force is generated at the time the fluid passes from the former passageway portion 111 to the latter passageway portion 112 (or vice versa) which crosses the axial direction.
A fuel injection system comprising a low pressure feed pump for pumping up fuel oil as fluid from a fuel tank, an amount control throttle valve for controlling, under the throttling effect, an amount of fuel oil fed by said feed pump and a supply pump for boosting the fuel oil, which has been controlled in amount by said amount control throttle valve, to higher pressure by movement of a plunger and supplying the same to fuel injection means,
A flow rate control valve for controlling the flow rate of fluid flowing through a valve by controlling opening/closing of said valve under the effect of electromagnetic force,
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