Bias mechanisms for a rocker arm and lost motion component of a valve bridge
A valve bridge, lost motion technology, applied to engine components, machines/engines, valve assemblies, etc., to solve problems such as separation and collision, noise or collision damage, loss of hydraulic fluid supply, etc.
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[0022] Now refer to figure 2 , which shows a valve actuation system 200 according to the invention. As shown, system 200 includes valve actuation motion source 110 described above operatively connected to motion receiving end 212 of rocker arm 210 . Rocker arm 210 also includes a motion transfer end 214 that may be configured to support a biasing mechanism 250, as will be described further below. System 200 further includes valve bridge 220 operably connected to two or more engine valves 140 . The valve bridge 220 may include a lost motion component 230 as is known in the art of bridge braking systems. The valve bridge 240 may also be configured to support a biasing mechanism 240, as will be described further below.
[0023] Although figure 2 Not shown in , but rocker arm 210 is typically supported by a rocker shaft, and rocker arm 210 reciprocates about the rocker shaft. Also, the rocker shaft may contain elements of a hydraulic fluid supply 260 in the form of hydraulic ...
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