Valve systems for internal combustion engines
An internal combustion engine, valve technology, used in engine components, machines/engines, non-mechanically actuated valves, etc., to solve problems such as cracking, piston wear, actuator failure, etc.
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[0057] figure 1 A valve system 1 for operating an exhaust or intake valve 2 of an internal combustion engine 100 by means of pressurized fluid from a pressure source P is shown. Once combustion in cylinder 3 of internal combustion engine 100 has ended, exhaust gas is discharged through exhaust valve 2 before new diesel fuel enters cylinder 3 . The valve system 1 includes an exhaust or intake valve 2 to be opened, and an actuator 4 for opening the valve. The actuator 4 includes an actuator housing 5 having an axial extension 6 between a first housing end 7 and a second housing end 8 . The first housing end 7 has a first opening 9 in fluid connection with a pressure source P to direct pressurized fluid, also referred to as high pressure fluid, into the actuator housing 5 . The piston 10 is slidably disposed in the actuator housing 5 and has a first piston end 11 and a second piston end 12 . The second piston end 12 is connected to a valve stem 14 of the exhaust valve 2 via an...
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