Abstract:
The present invention relates to a structure of oil control valve for variable lift of engine valve. The engine (3) at least comprises a crankcase (31), a cylinder block (32) mounted on the crankcase (31), and a cylinder head (33) mounted on the cylinder block (32). The cylinder block (32) comprises a timing chain compartment (34), which extends upward to the cylinder head (33). The timing chain compartment (34) receives a timing chain (341) mounted therein. The cylinder head (33) comprises a rocker arm compartment (35), which comprises a cam assembly (351), a rocker arm assembly (352), and a valve assembly (353) mounted therein, wherein the rocker arm assembly (352) comprises an oil-control driving mechanism (354) and the oil-control driving mechanism (354) is controlled by an oil control valve (4). An oil control valve mounting base (334) is mounted on a surface of the cylinder head (33) that is on the same side as the intake port (331). The oil control valve mounting base (334) comprises a coupling seat (3341) and an insertion seat (3342). The oil control valve (4) comprises a valve body (4a) and an insertion section (4b). The insertion seat (3342) of the oil control valve mounting base (334) receives the insertion section (4b) of the oil control valve (4) to insert therein, wherein the insertion seat (3342) of the oil control valve mounting base (334) and the cylinder head (33) are spaced from each other by a spacing distance. As such, the oil control valve (4) is set distant from the high temperature site of the engine (3) to prevent the oil control valve mounting base (334) from forming a heat accumulation object thereby improving the durability of the oil control valve (4), easing the installation of the oil control valve (4), and preventing the oil control valve (4) from interfering with the maintenance operation of other components. Further, this also helps shorten the controlling oil passage (41) between the oil control valve (4) and the oil-control driving mechanism (354) to thereby reduce loss of oil pressure and make the oil control valve (4) controlling and driving the oil-control driving mechanism (354) more precisely.
Abstract:
Die Erfindung bezieht sich auf eine luftgekühlte Brennkraftmaschine mit Einzelzylinderköpfen. Um bei einer derartigen Brennkraftmaschine eine obenliegende Nockenwelle für alle in einer Reihe liegender Zylinder verwenden zu können, wird erfindungsgemäß vorgeschlagen, die Nockenwelle an dem Ansaugrohr zu befestigen und die Kipphebel derart seitlich über den Zylinderkopf zu verlängern, dass sie mit den Nocken der Nockenwelle zusammenarbeiten können.
Abstract:
A valve system (40) of an internal combustion engine (E) mounted on a vehicle comprises a valve characteristic varying mechanism (M) for controlling valve operation characteristics of an engine valve, and an electric motor (80) of the valve characteristic varying mechanism (M) is disposed in the exterior of a valve chamber (25) defined by the cylinder head (12). The cylinder head (12) is provided with a duct (85), for guiding a running airflow therethrough, between a combustion chamber (16) and the valve chamber (25), and the electric motor (80) is laid out at a position which is adjacent to the valve chamber in the radial direction with respect to the cylinder axis (L1) and at which the running airflow having flowed in via an inlet portion (85a) and having passed through the duct (85) collides on the electric motor (80).
Abstract:
The present subject matter discloses an internal combustion (IC) engine (101). The internal combustion (IC) engine (101) comprising a forced cooling system (200). The forced cooling system (200) wherein a sealing member (401) is mounted on an outer periphery of a shroud assembly (301,302) by means of plurality of projections (310) placed at regular intervals, and the sealing member (401) is provided with plurality of slots (410) which accommodate the plurality of projections (310) for its assembly on to the shroud assembly (301,302). This subject matter provides simplicity in mounting the sealing member (401) during engine assembly, and there is lesser probability of error. Such an assembly results in better attachment of the sealing member (401) and hence provides effective air sealing capability. Ultimately, the performance of the IC engine (101) improves through effective cooling.