Valve actuation system comprising two rocker arms and a collapsing mechanism
An engine valve and actuation technology, applied in the direction of machine/engine, mechanical equipment, engine control, etc., can solve the problems of unfeasible tightening mechanism, lack of space, and inability to accommodate the tightening mechanism
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[0021] figure 1 A valve actuation system 101 is schematically shown comprising a first rocker arm 104 and a second rocker arm 106 which are selectively coupled together such that valve actuation motion provided by a primary valve actuation motion source 102 Via the first rocker 104 and the second rocker 106 are communicated to one or more engine valves 108 (associated with a cylinder 109 of the internal combustion engine 100 ). Alternatively, the first and second rocker arms 104, 106 may be selectively disengaged from each other such that valve actuation motion applied to the first rocker arm 104 is not transferred to the second rocker arm 106, i.e., the valve actuation motion is lost . As is known in the art, the engine valves 108 may include intake valves, exhaust valves, or auxiliary valves, and in one embodiment, separate valve actuations may be provided for different engine valve types associated with a single cylinder. The system 101 is, for example, one instance of a...
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