Denso Corporation

Nippondenso Co., Ltd.

Nipponfrndo Co., Ltd.

Nobuo Ota

Hiroshi Inoue

Hideto Takeda

Kaoru Oda

Yoshitsugu Inaguma

Kimitaka Saito

Kouichi Mochizuki

Yasuhide Tani

Yutaka Niwa

Atsuya Okamoto

Masaaki Konishi

Hideo Kiuchi

Tatsumi Oguri

Ryoichi Tada

Sojiro Tsuchiya

Yoshitaka Wakamatsu

Masuaki Iwamoto

Shinzi Sugiura

Kenzo Kawasaki

A flow-metering valve for metering a flow of liquid has a valve member, a stopper and an electromagnetic driving member. The valve member is reciprocally displaceably arranged between a first position and a second position in the liquid chamber. The stopper is arranged at the second position in the liquid chamber. The electromagnetic driving member generates a magnetic attractive force between the valve member and the stopper to hold the valve member at the second position when the electromagnetic driving member is energized.

Solenoid valve, flow-metering valve, high-pressure fuel pump and fuel injection pump

A high pressure pump has a fuel passage and a pump chamber. Fuel flows into the pump chamber through the fuel passage. The high pressure pump includes a valve member and a plunger. The valve member is movable along a movable axis in a substantially axial direction of the valve member for controlling an amount of fuel flowing into the pump chamber through the fuel passage. The plunger is movable substantially along a movable axis in a substantially axial direction of the plunger. The plunger is capable of pressurizing fuel in the pump chamber to discharge fuel in the pump chamber. The movable axis of the valve member is displaced from the movable axis of the plunger substantially in parallel with each other.

High pressure pump having downsized structure

Multiple injection holes are formed in an injection hole plate. Each injection hole penetrates the injection hole plate. The injection hole is formed with an inlet side opening and an outlet side opening. The outlet side opening is formed in the shape of a flattened rectangle having a major axis and a minor axis. Therefore, the fuel flowing into the injection hole through the inlet side opening is injected in the shape of a film from the outlet side opening. Thus, liquid film splitting is promoted, so atomization of the fuel is promoted. Since the multiple injection holes are formed in the injection hole plate, the shape of a great fuel spray, which is formed by combining fuel sprays injected from the respective injection holes, can be adjusted easily.

Fuel injection device of internal combustion engine

A nozzle holder includes a support portion, which supports a downstream end surface of a planar wall of an injection hole plate. The injection hole plate provided with injection holes is welded to one of the valve body and the nozzle holder. The planar wall may be curved and may be thus convex in an upstream direction toward a downstream end opening such that the planar wall is urged against a peripheral edge of the downstream end opening of the valve body. The planar wall may include a reinforcing rib located radially outward of the injection hole.

Fuel injection device having injection hole plate

An electromagnetic fuel injection valve prevents fuel bubbles from staying at a downstream side of the valve's stopper plate and helps to inject fuel smoothly. The electromagnetic injection valve includes a needle having a valve head opening and closing a valve seat, an electromagnetic coil portion for actuating the needle electromagnetically and a contact portion disposed at the downstream side of the stopper plate on the needle. The stopper plate includes a notch accommodating the needle therein and bubble discharge surfaces made outwardly from the notch to discharge bubbles produced at the downstream side of the contact portion toward the upstream side thereof and help the fuel flow smoothly.

Electromagnetic fuel injection valve

An electromagnetically operated valve for injecting fluid comprises first guiding element connected to one end portion of a stationary iron core and containing a movable core slidably therein for guiding a movement of a movable valve connected to the movable core, and second guiding element for slidably guiding the movable valve in a position between a large-diameter portion and a seat portion of the movable valve. According to such fluid injection valve, as the movable core and movable valve are axially guided by first guiding means and second guiding element in the above respective positions, the wear of the stopper portion of the movable valve is lessened due to the outer force to the movable valve.

Electromagnetic valve for fluid injection

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Takahama, Japan

Nobuo Ota