Double-needle injection-valve

Fluid sprinkling – spraying – and diffusing – Combining of separately supplied fluids – And valving means controlling flow for combining

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239410, 239414, 2394164, 2394175, 23953312, F02M 6104

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042667275

ABSTRACT:
An injection valve arrangement for a high-pressure injection of liquid fuel into a working chamber of an internal combustion engine with the arrangement including at least one valve needle which is urged by a spring force in a closing direction so that a pair of sealing cones associated with the valve needles are brought into engagement with a pair of separate valve seats. The valve needle is liftable in a direction opposite a flow direction effective in the injection process by hydraulic pressure of the fuel to be injected. Pressure chambers having a diameter larger than the respective valve seats are provided and communicate by way of appropriate ducts which merge to form a common flow cross-section. At least two separate line connectors are provided for receiving separate fuels and/or fuel components with the line connectors directing the fuels and/or fuel components to the respective pressure chambers.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3830433 (1974-08-01), Miyake et al.
patent: 3958538 (1976-05-01), Hoshino

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