Cylinder head for air-compressing, self-ignition internal combus

Internal-combustion engines – Particular piston and enclosing cylinder construction – Cylinder detail

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123275, 123 4182R, F02F 142, F02F 136, F02B 1916, F01P 316

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049428586

ABSTRACT:
A cylinder head for air-compressing, self-ignition fuel-injection internal combustion engines has four valves per cylinder and an auxiliary combustion chamber between the inlet ducts of the inlet valves. In order to achieve a structurally stiff inclusion of the auxiliary combustion chamber in the cylinder head housing, the cylinder head top located between a coolant space and a control space is set at an angle in the transverse direction in such a way that the auxiliary combustion chambers are immediately adjacent to the cylinder head top and can be cast jointly with the cylinder head.

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