Beru Ruprecht Gmbh & Co., Kg

Vacuumschmelze Gmbh

Beru Ag

Beru-werk Albert Ruprecht Gmbh & Co., K.g.

Paul Bauer

Max Endler

Bertram Dupuis

Michael Haussner

Hans-Peter Kasimirski

Glow plug with a glow tube into which an inner pole projects and which is connected via heating and control spirals to the glow tube, the control spirals being located with respect to the heating spirals such that they are uniformly heated over a major portion of their length by the heat from the heating spirals.

Glow plug with a uniformly heated control device

Glow plug with construction for minimizing heat transfer between

A sheathed-element glow plug has a front resistance heating filament connected in series with a rear resistance regulating filament having a higher positive temperature coefficient (PTC) than the front filament. The rear filament is made of cobalt/iron alloy consisting of 44-80% by weight cobalt, 20-35% by weight iron, up to 1% miscellaneous components and nickel, if present, in an amount of 0 to less than 15% by weight. The alloy has a resistance ratio (20.degree.-1000.degree. C.) which is no more than approximately 7.5 in the range from about 100.degree. C. to between about 400.degree. C. to about 600.degree. C., and which ratio rises sharply to values from 7.5 to greater thin 12 in the range from 400.degree. C. to 600.degree. C. to about 900.degree. C.

Glow plug having cobalt/iron alloy regulating filament

A glow plug for an air compressing internal combustion engine of the type having a tube which is closed at one end and connected to a plug housing on an opposite end with a wire filemant-like resistance element disposed in an insulating material within the tube and formed two series-connected resistance filaments, of which the rear resistance filament, serves as a regulating filament, having a higher positive temperature resistance coefficient than the front resistance filament, which serves as a heating filament, is improved so as to enable the heating up time to be reduced without adversely impacting upon the effective life of the glow plug. In accordance with various embodiments, this result is achieved through the use of, for example, special alloys for the material of the regulating filament which have a resitance at 1000.degree. C. that is greater than their resistance at 20.degree. C. by a resistance ratio over about 7.5:1, and preferably greater than 12:1, and in particular, about 14:1.

Glow plug having a series connection of resistant filaments

A glow plug for internal combustion engines, the plug including a plug barrel, an electric heater for igniting the fuel, and a device for the metered injection of liquid fuel into the glow plug. The plug includes a centrally positioned heating pin in a pasageway through which the metered fuel passes, the heating pin including a thickened portion to define a valve. A chamber is provided in the glow plug barrel and is heated by the electric heater for evaporating the injected liquid fuel. The barrel includes a tube around the heating pin tip to provide a mixing chamber that contains concentrically arranged bores that extend into the mixing chamber and are connected to an air supply line in the vicinity of the opposite end of the plug barrel to permit air and evaporated fuel to mix to give improved combustion.

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Steinheim, Germany

Paul Bauer