Fuel-injection device for an internal-combustion engine

Internal-combustion engines – Charge forming device – Fuel injection system

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123446, 2395333, 2395334, F02M 3900

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046588248

ABSTRACT:
The effective injection cross section of a fuel-injection device is varied by an adjustable shutoff element, whereby the shuttoff element is actuatable by an actuating element as a function of operating parameters of the internal-combustion engine. In the operating position, the shutoff element conducts the fuel directly to a spray hole with large cross section, but in the rest position the fuel is only conducted to the spray hole by way of a nozzle opening with a smaller cross section coaxially adjusted to the spray hole.

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