Mitsubishi Jidosha Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Mitsubishi Jidosha Engineering Kabushiki Kaisha

Mitsubishi Jidosha Kogyo K.k.

Hirofumi Higashi

Shinichi Murata

Noriyuki Miyamura

Tetsuo Kataoka

Masahiko Kubo

Hideki Miyamoto

Setsuo Nishihara

Akihiro Fujimoto

Kazuhiro Ichimoto

Jun Hoshikawa

Kojiro Okada

Tateo Kume

Seiji Matsuda

Akihito Miyamoto

Noritsugu Ohsawa

Yasuhiko Iwamoto

Nobuaki Murakami

Noboru Nakamura

Michiyasu Yoshida

Jun Isomoto

Hideo Nakai

Tomoyuki Muraoka

Sadakatsu Ushio

Hiroshi Kamada

Akira Mikita

Kazushi Miyamoto

Kiminari Kato

Akibiro Fujimoto

Tetsuji Tatsumi

Masataka Iwata

Fumiyasu Niwa

A variable compression ratio device for an internal combustion engine includes: a connecting rod, having a small end and a large end, wherein a support hole formed at the small end is pivotally supported by a support shaft of a piston that reciprocates in a cylinder, and a support hole formed at the large end is pivotally supported by a support shaft of a crankshaft; an eccentric sleeve that is rotatably installed between the support hole of the small end or the support hole of the large end and the support shaft, and displaces a center axis of the support hole of the small end or a center axis of the support hole of the large end with respect to a center axis the support shaft; and an actuator that drives and rotates the eccentric sleeve.

Variable compression ratio device for internal combustion engine

This invention provides a piston in which the moving piston unit can be prevented from rotating with respect the base piston unit, while suppressing the increase of the sliding resistance the piston has with respect to the cylinder. The circumferential wall of the moving piston unit has a pair of skirt parts opposing each other across a piston boss and a pair of side-wall parts coupling the skirt parts and each having an outer circumferential surface concaved toward the central axis Xof the piston. The side-wall parts have a penetration part each, which penetrates the side-wall part and extends in the directions the moving piston unit reciprocates with respect to the base piston unit. The base piston unit has rotation preventing projections that project perpendicular to the central axis of the piston and are inserted into the penetration parts.

Piston

The variable valve gear for an internal combustion engine includes a cam lobe that is rotatably supported by a cam drive shaft, and a variable valve mechanism that includes a drive arm fixed adjacent to one end of the cam lobe in the cam drive shaft, an eccentric shaft member that is swivelably supported at a position opposite to the cam lobe with respect to the drive arm in the cam drive shaft, has an outer circumferential surface eccentric to an axis of the cam drive shaft, and is adjustable in eccentricity, and an intermediate rotary member that is rotatably supported through a bearing member around the eccentric shaft member, and is connected to the drive arm, wherein the drive arm includes an end face that overlaps with an end face of the bearing member, when projecting along the axis of the cam drive shaft, and the end face of the drive arm is protruding further than the end face of the cam lobe toward the bearing member.

Variable valve gear for an internal combustion engine

In a SOHC type internal combustion engine having a single camshaft, a fuel injector is provided for directly injecting a fuel into a combustion chamber, and an intake port is provided such that one end of the intake port is open at intake openings to the combustion chamber. The intake port extends toward the top face of a cylinder head between the camshaft and two intake valves, such that at least a part of the intake port passes through a region between the shortest lines connecting respective head portions of the intake valves and the camshaft.

In-cylinder injection type spark ignition internal combustion engine

Valve drive system of an internal combustion engine

In a valve-moving apparatus for an internal combustion engine, lever members are integrally formed with rocker shaft parts and arm parts, the lever members are provided with large-diameter parts larger in diameter than support parts, disposed between support parts of the rocker shaft parts supported by support members of the engine and the arm parts; rocker arms driven by cams are rotatably supported on the large-diameter parts; and change-over mechanisms for selectively engaging the large-diameter parts and the rocker arms are disposed in the large-diameter parts, thereby improving rigidity of the large-diameter parts and achieving improved reliability of the change-over mechanisms.

Valve-moving apparatus for internal combustion engine

An internal combustion engine of the present invention comprises at least first and second cylinder banks each including a plurality of cylinders or a single cylinder, a first valve operating mechanism provided for each of the cylinders of the first cylinder bank for operating an intake valve or an exhaust valve of the cylinder to open and close, and a second valve operating mechanism having a valve operating characteristic different from that of the first valve operating mechanism and provided for each of the cylinders of the second cylinder bank for operating an intake valve or an exhaust valve of the cylinder to open and close.

Internal combustion engine for vehicle

In a valve-moving apparatus for a V-type multi-cylinder internal combustion engine in which plural rows of cylinders are disposed at predetermined angle relative to a crank shaft, cam shafts having cams disposed offset according to the plural rows of individual cylinders are provided, and fluid supply means provided on the cylinder head for supplying hydraulic pressure to a cooling passage, a lubricating passage, or change-over means of the valve-moving mechanism of variable valve operation condition is disposed in a space formed between the cylinder rows or in a space formed by cam shafts disposed offset along the crank shaft axial direction.

Multi-cylinder internal combustion engine

The valve operating system structure with a variable valve timing mechanism of the invention comprises an intake valve or an exhaust valve provided for an engine, a low speed cam having a cam profile for a low speed valve timing and rotatable in response to rotation of a crankshaft of the engine, a high speed cam having a cam profile for a high speed valve timing and rotatable in response to rotation of the crankshaft, a main rocker arm for contacting with the low speed cam so as to be operated by the low speed cam, a sub rocker arm for contacting with the high speed cam so as to be operated by the high speed cam, mode change-over means for changing over the mode of the sub rocker arm between a non-interlocking mode in which the sub rocker arm is not interlocked with the main rocker arm and an interlocking mode in which the sub rocker arm is interlocked with the main rocker arm, a swing arm supported for pivotal motion and for adjustment in phase relative to the main rocker arm and having a valve contacting portion for contacting with the valve to drive the valve, and a hydraulic lash adjuster for adjusting the relative phase between the main rocker arm and the swing arm.

Valve operating system structure with variable valve timing mechanism

An engine unit includes a cylinder block of a short-skirt type which has a plurality of first partition walls and a plurality of crank journals formed on the partition walls and rotatably receiving the crankshaft. Bearing caps are fitted to the crank journals and rotatably hold the crankshaft in cooperation with the crank journals. A lower case is fixed to the cylinder block and covers the crankshaft. The lower case includes a pair of flanges abutting against the lower edges of the skirt portions, a semi-cylindrical bottom wall, and a plurality of second partition walls formed on the bottom wall to oppose the first partition walls. Each bearing cap is clamped between the first and second partition walls. The lower case is fixed to the cylinder block by means of first bolts screwed into the skirt portions through the flanges, and second bolts screwed into the crank journals through the second partition walls and bearing caps.

Engine unit

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Kyoto, Japan

Hirofumi Higashi