Temperature-detection type change-over valve

Internal-combustion engines – Spark ignition timing control – Electronic control

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236 86, 251337, G05D 2312

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043356907

ABSTRACT:
A temperature-detection type change-over valve for switching the state of communication between a plurality of passages, suitable for use in combination with a controller for controlling the operation of an internal combustion engine. The valve has a thermally expandable member adapted to expand when heated, a shaft adapted to be pressed and moved in one direction as the thermally expandable member expands, a valve movable following the movement of the shaft between a first and a second position for switching the state of communication of passages, and a tension spring disposed to surround the shaft and adapted to exert a biasing force to act against the force generated by the expansion of the thermally expandable member.

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