Denso Corporation

Nippon Soken, Inc.

Naoki Mitsumata

Fumiaki Murakami

Shigeru Nonoyama

Fumiaki Arikawa

Katsuhiro Ichihashi

Masahiro Watanabe

An electromagnetic valve includes a driving portion, a valve body, and a valve element. The driving portion generates a magnetic attractive force according to an energization. The valve body has an orifice through which a fluid flows, and a valve seat around an opening portion of the orifice. The valve element displaces according to the magnetic attractive force and a fluid force that is applied from the fluid, to vary a passage area between the valve element and the valve seat. When the valve element is placed at a position separated farthest from the valve seat, the passage area between the valve element and the valve seat is less than or equal to a passage area of the orifice.

Electromagnetic valve

An armature chamber receives an armature and includes a first armature chamber, which is placed adjacent to one end surface of the armature and is communicated with a spring chamber, and a second armature chamber, which is placed adjacent to the other end surface of the armature, which is opposite from the one end surface of the armature. The armature includes a primary communication passage that communicates between the first armature chamber and the second armature chamber. An opening end of the primary communication passage, which opens on a side where the first armature chamber is located, is placed at a corresponding location of the armature, which is opposed to the spring chamber.

Solenoid valve

An electromagnetic valve includes a rod, an armature fixed to the rod, and a stopper that limits motion of the armature to one side in an axial direction of the rod. The armature has a rod hole through which a fixed portion of the rod extends to be fixed to the armature. The rod includes a flange portion that is located on the one side in the axial direction with reference to the fixed portion. The flange portion is larger than the fixed portion in a radial direction of the rod. The armature includes a contact portion adjacent to an opening of the rod hole that is open toward the one side in the axial direction, and the contact portion contacts the flange portion.

An object of the invention is to provide a depressurizing valve mounted to a common rail for a fuel injection device, in which a direction of a connector for the depressurizing valve can be adjusted, without affecting an air gap and a sealing performance. The depressurizing valve has a valve unit and a coil unit which is detachably assembled to the valve unit by a mounting member, such as a retaining nut. A valve housing has an inside space, which is fluid tightly separated into first and second spaces by a connecting member, which is fluid tightly connected to the valve housing and a stator core. A valve body and a spring are arranged in the first space for closing a flow control port. A cylindrical coil is accommodated in the second space, such that the coil is rotatable with respect to the valve housing.

Depressurizing valve and fuel injection device

A solenoid valve includes a coil, a stator core, a valve member, a coil spring, and a stopper. The coil provides a magnetic field when the coil is energized. The stator core includes a receiving bore, wherein the stator core generates a magnetic attractive force when the coil is energized. The valve member is attracted toward the stator core due to the magnetic attractive force generated by the stator core. The coil spring is received in the receiving bore of the stator core, wherein the coil spring biases the valve member in an opposite direction opposite from the stator core. The stopper positions the coil spring such that an outer peripheral surface of the coil spring is separated from an inner peripheral surface of the receiving bore.

A solenoid drive apparatus for driving a driven member by a magnetic attractive force includes a tubular magnetic metallic body, a coil, a magnetic metallic plate, and a magnetic gasket. The tubular magnetic metallic body has an opening portion at one end. The coil is received in the body from the opening portion and provides a magnetic field when the coil is energized. The magnetic metallic plate closes the opening portion of the body. The magnetic gasket is held between the body and the plate.

Solenoid drive apparatus

A pushrod is slidably received in a slidably holding guide, which is formed separately from a valve body of a valve apparatus. A clearance is provided between an inner peripheral surface of a small diameter tube portion of the valve body and an outer peripheral surface of the guide. The clearance is provided to absorb deformation of the small diameter tube portion.

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Naoki Mitsumata