Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Limited

Masaki Toda

Hisao Ogawa

Toshikazu Ueki

A solenoid type electromagnetic valve is configured such that an attraction force arises between an attracting side face of a solenoid core power supply body and an attracted side face of an armature which is facing the attracting side face when a current is conducted through a solenoidal coil, while the attraction force is released between the attracting side face and the attracted side face when the current conducted through the solenoidal coil is cut off, wherein at least one plate member of nonmagnetic material comprising nonmagnetic stainless steel, aluminum alloy or ceramic material is fitted to the attracting side face of the solenoid core power supply body, and fluid insulation resin is filled therein, thereby the fluid insulation resin is solidified and secures the plate member thereto.

Solenoid type electromagnetic valve device

A compact electromagnetic valve device for fuel injection apparatus for engines is provided with which occurrence of cavitation erosion due to rapid change in pressure in a small gap is prevented without increasing in size. Through holes are drilled in a platy armature connected to a poppet valve for opening and closing a fuel passage connecting a fuel feed/spill passage to a plunger room of a fuel injection apparatus, and a thin plate valve or check valve is provided to the armature to allow the holes to be opened or closed in accordance with upward or down ward movement of the armature connected with the popped valve.

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Kanagawa, Japan

Masaki Toda