Nippondenso Co., Ltd.

Ryoichi Tada

Hideto Takeda

Hisanori Kobayashi

Oyuki Ogawa

Satoshi Nakanishi

Kazuyoshi Sugaya

Hideo Kiuchi

Nobuo Ota

Kazuyoshii Sugaya

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 electromagnetic fuel injection valve for use in an internal combustion engine includes a valve body provided with a valve seat and a valve member having an abutting part moved within the valve body by an electromagnetic actuator between a closed position where the abutting part abuts against the valve seat to interrupt supply of fuel to the engine and an open position where the abutting portion is spaced from the valve seat to permit supply of the fuel to the engine. The valve member has a metering portion which cooperates with the valve seat to define therebetween a fuel metering gap when the valve member is in the open position. The abutting part of the valve member is located downstream of the metering portion with reference to a flow direction of the fuel so that the metering portion is always immersed in the fuel when the valve member is in the closed position.

Electromagnetic fuel injection valve for internal combustion engine

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Kariya, Japan

Ryoichi Tada