Robert Boschgmbh

Weber S.r.l.

Rudolf Babitzka

Ferdinand Reiter

Walter Schlagmuller

Ernst Linder

Peter Romann

Wilhelm Polach

Walter Beck

Marcello Cristiani

Max Greiner

Dieter Vogt

Wolf Wessel

Gerhard Stumpp

Gottlob Haag

Johannes Brettschneider

Thomas Wilfert

Wilhelm Hertfelder

Gianni Fargnoli

In electromagnetically operable valves which have been proposed, having a fuel inlet connecting piece which is surrounded by a magnet coil and is used as a core, at least a part of the valve is surrounded by a plastic sheath on which an electrical connecting plug is integrally formed. However, different valve extrusion coating tools are required depending on the embodiment of the electrical connecting plug. In the valve, the electrical connecting plug ( ) is injection moulded at the same time as the extrusion coating of the magnet coil ( ) and thus forms an independent plastic injection molding. Only one valve extrusion coating tool is now required for different embodiments of the electrical connecting plug, resulting in greater flexibility in the assembly line. The valve is used as an injection valve for fuel injection systems.

Methods of forming a sheath and plastic ring on a electromagnetically operated valve

An electromagnetically operable valve having a fuel inlet connecting piece which is surrounded by a magnet coil and is used as a core, at least a part of the valve is surrounded by a plastic sheath on which an electrical connecting plug is integrally formed. In the novel valve, the electrical connecting plug is injection moulded at the same time as the extrusion coating of the magnet coil and thus forms an independent plastic injection moulding. Only one valve extrusion coating tool is now required for different embodiments of the electrical connecting plug, resulting in greater flexibility in the assembly line. The valve is used as an injection valve for fuel injection systems.

Electromagnetically operable valve

The present invention involves an electromagnetically actuated fuel atomizing and metering valve. The valve has a metal body housing an electromagnet, a core, and an injection nozzle. The injection nozzle has at least one fuel injection orifice passage controlled by a movable shutter member fixed to an armature. The shutter member controls the passage of fuel through the injection orifice and comprises a disc delimited by a cylindrical outer lateral surface which has substantially the same diameter as the outer surface of the armature. The disc is connected to the armature by laser welding between the upper circular edge of the disc and the lower circular edge of the armature.

Electromagnetically actuated fuel atomising and metering valve for a

A valve substantially comprising a first tubular body having a wall of substantially constant thickness in which is formed at least a pair of openings; a second annular body incorporating an electromagnet and presenting a pair of radial projections, and a block forming a seat for an electric connecting element connected to the electromagnet, the projections being designed to fit inside the openings in the first body; and a third body defining an axial sleeve designed to fit inside the electromagnet for forming a core, and an annular collar projecting radially from the sleeve and designed to fit inside the wall of the first body.

Electromagnetic fuel metering and atomizing valve

An electromagnetically operated fuel injection valve has a valve housing, a valve seat body having a valve seat and a guide cylinder, a valve closing element projecting in the guide cylinder and supporting a ball type valve closing body around which fuel can flow through spiral flutes in which the valve closing element releases or interrupts a fuel flow by sitting on or lifting off the valve seat. The valve seat body in addition to the guide cylinder and the valve seat, also contains at least one outlet orifice. The valve seat body is provided with an all-round spiral flute between the guide cylinder and the valve seat.

Electromagnetically operated fuel injection valve

Electromagnetically operated valve

The valve substantially comprises a ferromagnet element provided with a flat bottom wall in which is formed an injection orifice, a first annular wall, adapted to house a movable shutter member and at least partially house an armature fixed to the member itself, and a second annular wall coaxial with the first and adapted to house the lower end of a core and a sealing ring interposed between the wall and the core; the valve further includes a tubular casing of sheet metal adapted to contain an electromagnet and the core, and the lower end of the casing overlying at least a part of the wall of the ferromagnet element and being fixed to this by laser welding.

Electromagetically actuated fuel atomising and metering valve of very

Electromagnetically actuatable valve

Electromagnetically actuable valve

In known electromagnetically actuatable valves having a connection fitting acting as a core and on which a magnet coil is disposed, the magnet coil is surrounded by a solid valve housing of ferromagnetic metal. The manufacture of this valve housing is very labor-intensive and results in undesirably large external dimensions. The valve enables not only simple manufacture but also a reduction in the external dimensions of the valve. In the valve, a plastic sheath surrounding both the connection fitting and the magnet coil is provided, which at least in the region surrounding the magnet coil contains ferromagnetic fillers conducting magnetic field lines. The fillers surround the magnet coil in the circumferential direction. This embodiment of the valve is suitable for electromagneticallly actuatable systems of all kinds.

Method of manufacturing an electromagnetically actuatable valve

A hydraulic control device for fuel injection pumps of internal combustion engines, having a control conduit that branches off from a high-pressure chamber, such as a pump work chamber, and acts in a control chamber upon a control face of a stepped piston for hydraulically stepping down the volume, the piston working face having the smaller diameter defining a closed work chamber, which has an outflow controllable by a valve; a functional face on the movable valve element is acted upon from the work chamber and determines the time/cross section control.

Hydraulic control device for fuel injection systems of internal

In known electromagnetically actuatable valves having a connection fitting acting as a core and on which a magnet coil is disposed, the magnet coil is surrounded by a solid valve housing of ferromagnetic metal. The manufacture of this valve housing is very labor-intensive and results in undesirably large external dimensions. The embodiments of the valve enables not only simple manufacture but also a reduction in the external dimensions of the valve. In the valve, a plastic sheath surrounding both the connection fitting and the magnet coil is provided, which at least in the region surrounding the magnet coil contains ferromagnetic fillers conducting magnetic field lines. The fillers surround the magnet coil in the circumferential direction. This embodiment of the valve is suitable for electromagnetically actuatable systems of all kinds.

A connecting tube connected at one end to an armature of a fuel injection valve having a valve closing element secured to its other end. The connecting tube is easy to manufacture, it is simple to assemble, it has minimal weight and maximum strength. The connecting tube is resilient elastic and has openings along substantially its entire length and is easy to manufacture by rolling up a sheet-metal blank or by using a rigid spring element with spaced spring coils.

An electromagnetically actuatable valve having a connection fitting serving as a core and on which a magnet coil is disposed, is produced with a non-bulky valve housing of ferromagnetic metal. This valve housing is simple to manufacture with a reduced external valve size. The valve is provided with a plastic sheathing that surrounds not only a connection fitting but also a magnet coil and at least in the region surrounding the magnet coil includes a ferromagnetic element that conducts magnetic field lines. These ferromagnetic elements are embodied by conducting elements and optionally by fillers having ferromagnetic properties, which at least partly surround the magnet coil in the circumferential direction. This embodiment of the valve is suitable for all types of electromagnetically actuatable components.

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Kirchberg, Germany

Rudolf Babitzka