Valve operating mechanism for internal combustion and like-valve

Internal-combustion engines – Poppet valve operating mechanism – Electrical system

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12312904, 251131, 310311, F01L 904

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ABSTRACT:
A valve operating mechanism for an internal combustion or like valved engine comprises a piezo-electric control device arranged to control the operating movement of an engine valve in accordance with the extension of the control device and control means for controlling the electrical feed to the piezo-electric device in accordance with parameters of the engine operation fed to it.

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