Electromagnetic valve drive for engine valve

The drive has a rod-shaped actuator carrying a magnet armature and connected to the free end of the valve shaft to transfer force. Valve and actuator shafts have grooved end notches engaged by conventional conical valve parts enclosed by sleeves with inner cones. The sleeves engage each other via th...

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Main Authors GEBAUER, KLAUS, STRZODA, WALTER
Format Patent
LanguageEnglish
French
German
Published 29.09.2004
Edition7
Subjects
BLASTING
CYCLICALLY OPERATING VALVES FOR MACHINES OR ENGINES
ENGINE PLANTS IN GENERAL
HEATING
LIGHTING
MACHINES OR ENGINES IN GENERAL
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
STEAM ENGINES
WEAPONS
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Summary:The drive has a rod-shaped actuator carrying a magnet armature and connected to the free end of the valve shaft to transfer force. Valve and actuator shafts have grooved end notches engaged by conventional conical valve parts enclosed by sleeves with inner cones. The sleeves engage each other via threaded fittings and are axially movable to exert radial forces on the conical parts. A deformable distance ring produces a restoring force. The drive has a rod-shaped actuator carrying a magnet armature and connected to the free end of the valve shaft so as to transfer force. The ends of the valve and actuator shafts (1,3) have grooved notches (2,4) in which conventional conical valve parts (5,6) engage. The conical parts are enclosed by sleeves (7,8) with inner cones (9,10). The sleeves engage each other via threaded fittings (11,12) and are axially movable to exert radial forces on the conical parts. A deformable distance ring (13) between the conical parts produces a restoring force.
Bibliography:Application Number: EP20000111146