Valve drive for an internal combustion engine

Internal-combustion engines – Poppet valve operating mechanism – With means for varying timing

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123 9018, 123 906, 74567, 74568R, F01L 134, F01L 104, F02D 1302

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053599705

ABSTRACT:
The valve drive of an internal combustion engine has sliding cams which are pretensioned and displaceable axially on a camshaft. The sliding cams are displaceable from a first position in which they act by a first elevation curve on intake valves into a second position in which they act by a second elevation curve on the intake valves. The sliding cams in the first position positively abut a stop of a transfer element connected between the intake valves and the sliding cams, so long as they travel with a segment in the vicinity of the stop. When the base circle of the sliding cams is reached, the sliding cams are displaced into the second position.

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