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Glow-plug

Assignee: Beru-Werk Albert Ruprecht & Co KG GmbH
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Filing: 1978-10-30
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Granted: 1980-11-11
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Expires: 1998-10-30
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Abstract

Abstract ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE: A glow-plug for an air-compression combustion engine. It has a housing provided with a tubular element projecting from the housing to define a glow-pin having a closed end. A resistance is contained in the glow-pin and is packed therein in electrically insulating material to prevent short circuiting of the resistance and of the glow-pin. It further has an electrical feeding pin connected to the resistance to feed electric current thereto. The resistance is made up of a front coil and of a rear coil, both coils being end-connected and having different resistance-temperature coefficients. The free end of the front coil is electrically joined to the closed end of the glow-pin and the free end of the rear coil is electrically joined to the feeding pin.

Inventors

  • 👤 Paul Bauer

Bibliographic Details

Application Number —
Jurisdiction CA
Data Source google_patents
Last Synchronized 2026-11-06 10:57
CPC Classifications
F; F23; F23Q; F23Q7/00; F23Q7/001

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 4
Claim 1
Independent Claim 207 words
A glow-plug, for air-compression combustion engines, of the type having a housing provided with a tubular element projecting from said housing to define a glow-pin, further having resistance means contained in said glow-pin, and further having electrical feed means electrically insula-tingly mounted in said housing and having an electric current feeding end connected to a rear end of said resistance means, the improvement wherein: - said tubular element is closed at the end thereof away from said housing; - said resistance means is made up of a front coil and of a rear coil, both coils being end-connected and having different coefficients of resistance to temperature, - the free end of said front coil is electrically connected to said closed end of said tubular element, and - said resistance means is entirely contained in said tubular element and packed therein in electrically insulating material to prevent short-circuiting of said resistance means and said glow-pin, - whereby said rear coil is exposed to the glow of said glow-pin when current flows through said resistance means to thereby increase the resistance value of said rear coil as the temperature of said glow-pin rises and thus to reduce the intensity of the heating current to prevent overheating of the glow-plug.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 207 words
A glow-plug, for air-compression combustion engines, of the type having a housing provided with a tubular element projecting from said housing to define a glow-pin, further having resistance means contained in said glow-pin, and further having electrical feed means electrically insula-tingly mounted in said housing and having an electric current feeding end connected to a rear end of said resistance means, the improvement wherein: - said tubular element is closed at the end thereof away from said housing; - said resistance means is made up of a front coil and of a rear coil, both coils being end-connected and having different coefficients of resistance to temperature, - the free end of said front coil is electrically connected to said closed end of said tubular element, and - said resistance means is entirely contained in said tubular element and packed therein in electrically insulating material to prevent short-circuiting of said resistance means and said glow-pin, - whereby said rear coil is exposed to the glow of said glow-pin when current flows through said resistance means to thereby increase the resistance value of said rear coil as the temperature of said glow-pin rises and thus to reduce the intensity of the heating current to prevent overheating of the glow-plug.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 27 words
A glow-plug according to claim 1, wherein the positive coefficient of resistance to temperature coefficient of the rear coil is greater than that of the front coil.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim 19 words
A glow-plug according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the rear and front coils are wound in opposite directions.

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