Ignition plug

Internal-combustion engines – Igniters – Sparkers

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123151, F02P 2300

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042023076

ABSTRACT:
An ignition plug for an internal combustion engine which comprises a hollow cylindrical main body having one externally threaded end portion and the other end portion in the form of a nut, said threaded end portion being provided with jet orifices, air guide grooves and a communication groove; a tubular anode member having an insulation body and extending through said main body; a center electrode extending through said insulation body; and a check valve assembly mounted about the intermediate portion between the two end portions of the main body, said valve assembly comprising a ring-shaped valve housing having a tapered seat face and air intake bores and a ring-shaped valve body reciprocally received in said valve housing and having a matingly tapered outer surface for opening and closing said air intake bores in the valve housing.

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