Synerject LLC

Orbital Engine Company (australia) Pty Limited

James Allen Kimmel

David Kilgore

Scott P Dillon

Michael Leonard McKay

David John Longman

Gary Lee Maschke

William June Rogers

A fuel delivery injector for an internal combustion engine is provided. A fuel injector forms part of a device which provides a combined injection and ignition. The fuel delivery injector comprises first and second portions adapted to be detachably connected together. The first portion incorporates a valve structure having a valve member movable with respect to a valve seat for opening and closing a delivery port, and an actuating member operatively connected to the valve member. An actuator is provided in the second portion. When the first and second portions are connected together, the actuator is operably associated with the actuating member to provide an actuating assembly. Typically, the actuating assembly comprises an electromagnetic device in which the actuating member comprises a solenoid armature and the actuator comprises a solenoid coil, whereby connection of the first and second portions together completes assembly of the electromagnetic device.

Direct injection of fuels in internal combustion engines

Air assist fuel injectors having one or more inserts that guide movement of a poppet, and an air assist fuel injector having a solid poppet.

Air assist fuel injector guide assembly

A first air assist fuel injector configured for operation with a two stroke engine and a second air assist fuel injector configured for operation with a four stroke engine. The first air assist fuel injector and the second air assist fuel injector share one or more common items, such as a solenoid coil assembly and/or an armature, even though the air assist fuel injectors are configured for different applications.

Air assist fuel injectors and method of assembling air assist fuel injectors

An air assist fuel injector having an armature and a solenoid for actuating the armature. The armature includes a conduit having a conical portion for delivering liquid fuel and gas to a poppet of the air assist fuel injector. The conduit includes an inlet for receiving the liquid fuel and gas from a cap of the air assist fuel injector. The cap includes a number of channels for delivering the liquid fuel and gas, and the outlets of the channels are located radially inward of the periphery of the inlet to the armature conduit. The armature also includes a flow path located between an area upstream of the inlet to the armature and an area downstream of the armature. The flow path may include one or more recesses in the armature or one or more recesses in an armature guide of the air assist fuel injector.

Air assist fuel injectors

A sealing arrangement for an air assist fuel injector having an interface cap. The sealing arrangement includes a sleeve sealingly attached to a leg of the air assist fuel injector and that receives at least a portion of the interface cap. A seal member abuts the sleeve to seal a solenoid from liquid fuel and gas and to seal an interface between the air assist fuel injector and a rail when the air assist fuel injector is received by the rail.

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Williamsburg, VA, United States of America

James Allen Kimmel