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US5016594A
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Fuel distributor for fuel injection systems of internal combustion engines
Assignee: Robert Bosch GmbH
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Filing: 1990-01-11
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Granted: 1991-05-21
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Expires: 2010-01-11
Abstract
Abstract A fuel distributor for fuel injection systems of internal combustion engines having at least one fuel injection valve and at least one valve carrier which has a receiving bore for the fuel injection valve. The fuel injection valve includes an end flange surrounding the receiving bore on which flange the fuel injection valve is axially supported by means of a collar. The end flange of the valve carrier and the collar of the fuel injection valve are embodied as mutually corresponding parts of a bayonet mount, in order to provide positional fixation of the fuel injection valve independently of a plug hood to be mounted onto a protruding end of the fuel injection valve. The plug hood includes blocking tangs on an end face that form-fittingly engage recesses in the bayonet mount that serve the purpose of locking and unlocking the fuel injection valve.
Inventors
- 👤 Udo Hafner
- 👤 Heinz-Martin Krause
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
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2026-11-04 13:02
CPC Classifications
F; F02; F02M; F02M61/00; F02M61/14; F02M51/00; F02M51/06; F02M51/061; F02M51/005; F02M61/145; F02M69/00; F02M69/04; F02M69/46; F02M69/462; F02M69/465; F02M69/50
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 8
Claim 1
Independent Claim
106 words
A fuel distributor for fuel injection systems of internal combustion engines, having at least one electrically actuatable fuel injection valve and at least one valve carrier, said at least one valve carrier has at least one axially open stepped receiving bore, that communicates with a fuel supply line for the fuel injection valve and an end flange surrounding the receiving bore, said fuel injection valve includes a collar which is axially supported on said end flange, said end flange of said valve carrier (11) and said collar of said fuel injection valve (10) are embodied as mutually corresponding parts (16, 17) of a bayonet mount (30).
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
106 words
A fuel distributor for fuel injection systems of internal combustion engines, having at least one electrically actuatable fuel injection valve and at least one valve carrier, said at least one valve carrier has at least one axially open stepped receiving bore, that communicates with a fuel supply line for the fuel injection valve and an end flange surrounding the receiving bore, said fuel injection valve includes a collar which is axially supported on said end flange, said end flange of said valve carrier (11) and said collar of said fuel injection valve (10) are embodied as mutually corresponding parts (16, 17) of a bayonet mount (30).
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
41 words
A fuel distributor as defined by claim 1, which includes a bayonet catch part (17) embodied on said collar of the fuel injection valve (10) and a bayonet lock part (16) embodied on the end flange of the valve carrier (11).
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
118 words
A fuel distributor as defined by claim 2, which includes a hood covering said at least one receiving bore and a protruding end of said at least one fuel injection valve inserted into said at least one receiving bore, said hood contains contact elements for contacting protruding electrical contact prongs (26) of said electrically actuatable fuel injection valve, said hood (24) includes an end face (27) that can be mounted on said valve carrier (11), said end face includes axially protruding blocking tangs (28, 29), which form-fittingly engage at least two recesses (18, 19) in said bayonet lock (16) that serve a purpose of preventing rotation of or removal of said bayonet catch from the bayonet lock (16).
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
60 words
A fuel distributor as defined by claim 2, which includes at least one stop (22, 23) for the bayonet catch (17) in the bayonet lock (16), which at least one stop is disposed such that when said bayonet catch (17) contacts said at least one stop, said fuel injection valve (10) assumes a predetermined position that defines an injection direction.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
60 words
A fuel distributor as defined by claim 3, which includes at least one stop (22, 23) for the bayonet catch (17) in the bayonet lock (16), which at least one stop is disposed such that when said bayonet catch (17) contacts said at least one stop, said fuel injection valve (10) assumes a predetermined position that defines an injection direction.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
141 words
A fuel distributor as defined by claim 3, in which said bayonet mount includes said at least two recesses (18, 19), and said bayonet catch (17) has at least two lugs (171, 172) corresponding with said at least two recesses (18, 19), in which a width of said lugs in a circumferential direction is matched to a position of said stop (22, 23) in the bayonet mount such that when the bayonet catch (17) contacts the stop (22, 23) said lugs (171, 172) expose said recesses (18, 19), and radial limiting edges of said lugs oriented toward the recesses (18, 19) are flush with respective bordering limiting edges of said recesses (18, 19) and said axially protruding blocking tangs (28, 29) on said end face of said hood engage said recesses (18, 19) to prevent rotation of said fuel injection valve.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim
141 words
A fuel distributor as defined by claim 5, in which said bayonet mount includes said at least two recesses (18, 19), and said bayonet catch (17) has at least two lugs (171, 172) corresponding with said at least two recesses (18, 19), in which a width of said lugs in a circumferential direction is matched to a position of said stop (22, 23) in the bayonet mount such that when the bayonet catch (17) contacts the stop (22, 23) said lugs (171, 172) expose said recesses (18, 19), and radial limiting edges of said lugs oriented toward the recesses (18, 19) are flush with respective bordering limiting edges of said recesses (18, 19) and said axially protruding blocking tangs (28, 29) on said end face of said hood engage said recesses (18, 19) to prevent rotation of said fuel injection valve.
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