Internal-combustion engines – Poppet valve operating mechanism – Tappet
Patent
1990-04-25
1991-05-28
Myhre, Charles J.
Internal-combustion engines
Poppet valve operating mechanism
Tappet
123 9057, F01L 124
Patent
active
050184881
ABSTRACT:
A hydraulic tappet for an internal combustion engine has a collar located axially on a valve stem, the outer periphery of the collar slidably engaging a cylindrical bore which is coaxial with the valve stem. A cap having a central tubular formation which slidingly engages over the end of the valve stem and an outer periphery which engages the cylindrical bore, is separated axially of the collar, to define a first chamber between the cap and collar and a second chamber between the cap and the end of valve stem. An inlet for hydraulic fluid is provided to the first chamber and the first and second chambers one interconnected by a non-return valve which prevents flow from the second chamber. A controlled leakage path is provided from the second chamber and a spring biases the cap into engagement with a cam formation.
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Jaguar Cars Limited
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Myhre Charles J.
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