Method of producing a gas shuttle valve of an internal...

Internal-combustion engines – Valve – Reciprocating valve

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C251S337000

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06935296

ABSTRACT:
A gas shuttle valve is for an internal combustion engine, in which a valve plate, as a sealing element, a tubular valve shaft, as a guide element, and a thrust part, which seals the end of the valve shaft opposite to the valve cone, as a stop for a valve operating element having a support for a typical valve spring, are welded to one another. This production method is distinguished by a precisely fitted assembling of these parts to a predetermined length measure, which precedes the permanent bonding of the valve shaft and thrust part.

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von Kaenel, et al (2000) “A New Concept for Steel-Composite Lightweight Valves”,Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc., Publication 2000-01-0906.

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