Multipoint ignition device
AssigneeMiyama, Inc.
InventorKatsuaki Minami
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Abstract
Respective heat values of a plurality of electrode pairs P1 to P8 are set individually such that the temperatures of all of the plurality of electrode pairs (P1 to P8) are kept within an appropriate temperature range in which a temperature no lower than a self-cleaning temperature is set as a lower limit temperature and a lower temperature than a pre-ignition temperature is set as an upper limit temperature.
Claims7
A multipoint ignition device having a plurality of electrode pairs constituting ignition gaps, the plurality of electrode pairs being disposed around a cylinder opening portion of an engine,
- wherein respective heat values of the plurality of electrode pairs are set individually such that temperatures of all of the plurality of electrode pairs are kept within an appropriate temperature range in which a temperature no lower than a self-cleaning temperature is set as a lower limit temperature and a lower temperature than a pre-ignition temperature is set as an upper limit temperature, and
- wherein the heat value of an electrode pair disposed on an exhaust side of the cylinder opening portion is raised to keep the temperature of the electrode pair within the appropriate temperature range.
A multipoint ignition device having a plurality of electrode pairs constituting ignition gaps, the plurality of electrode pairs being disposed around a cylinder opening portion of an engine,
- wherein respective heat values of the plurality of electrode pairs are set individually such that temperatures of all of the plurality of electrode pairs are kept within an appropriate temperature range in which a temperature no lower than a self-cleaning temperature is set as a lower limit temperature and a lower temperature than a pre-ignition temperature is set as an upper limit temperature, and
- wherein the heat value of an electrode pair on which fresh air introduced into a combustion chamber of the engine impinges directly is lowered to keep the temperature of the electrode pair within the appropriate temperature range.
A multipoint ignition device having a plurality of electrode pairs constituting ignition gaps, the plurality of electrode pairs being disposed around a cylinder opening portion of an engine,
- wherein respective heat values of the plurality of electrode pairs are set individually such that temperatures of all of the plurality of electrode pairs are kept within an appropriate temperature range in which a temperature no lower than a self-cleaning temperature is set as a lower limit temperature and a lower temperature than a pre-ignition temperature is set as an upper limit temperature,
- the multipoint ignition device further comprising:
- an intermediate member that electrically connects adjacent electrode pairs;
- and
- an interposed member interposed between a cylinder head and a cylinder block of the engine, in which the intermediate member is buried,
- wherein the heat value of an electrode pair connected to the intermediate member is modified by modifying a contact area between the intermediate member and the interposed member.
A multipoint ignition device having a plurality of electrode pairs constituting ignition gaps, the plurality of electrode pairs being disposed around a cylinder opening portion of an engine,
- wherein respective heat values of the plurality of electrode pairs are set individually such that temperatures of all of the plurality of electrode pairs are kept within an appropriate temperature range in which a temperature no lower than a self-cleaning temperature is set as a lower limit temperature and a lower temperature than a pre-ignition temperature is set as an upper limit temperature,
- the multipoint ignition device further comprising:
- an intermediate member that electrically connects adjacent electrode pairs;
- and
- an interposed member interposed between a cylinder head and a cylinder block of the engine, in which the intermediate member is buried,
- wherein the heat value of an electrode pair connected to the intermediate member is modified by making a material of the intermediate member different to a material of the electrode pair.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.