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Mario Ricco

Francesco Paolo Ausiello

Sergio Turchi

A fuel injector has a fuel inlet, and a metering valve which is activated by an electromagnetic actuator to open and close an injection nozzle; the metering valve has a control chamber communicating with the inlet and defined by an end wall, in which is formed an outlet hole closed by a shutter moved along an axis by the actuator; the end wall and the shutter are defined by respective parallel, facing surfaces which rest against each other to compress the film of fuel issuing from the hole during closure by the shutter, and which have channeling formed about the hole to generate, in use, a counterpressure for the outflowing fuel.

Internal combustion engine fuel injector

An electromagnetically-controlled fuel injection valve for diesel engines includes an electromagnetic metering valve which controls communication between a control chamber supplied with fuel under pressure through an inlet hole, and a discharge hole. The solenoid metering valve includes a ball obturator movable in a cavity of the body defined by two annular valve seats of which the first defines the discharge hole and the second communicates with the inlet hole. The cavity is in communication with the control chamber through lateral passages. The ball obturator is kept in a closed position against the second seat by means of an electromagnetically-operated axial push rod.

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70010 Casamassima, Italy

Mario Ricco