Daniel Smith - Spring Lake MI David Eickholt - Kentwood MI Michael Weston - Lawrence MI
Assignee:
Robert Bosch Fuel Systems Corporation - Kentwood MI
International Classification:
B05B 130
US Classification:
2395851, 239 88, 2395332, 285305, 411353
Abstract:
A fuel injector unit comprises a follower assembly that includes a sleeve having an internal groove that receives a spring clip. The clip is made with a spring ring stock having a diameter less then the width of the groove so that the sleeve may be freely rotated around the retainer clip held in the groove. The retainer clip has linear portions aligned along the flat walls of a follower subassembly that receives a plunger carried by the follower assembly. The flat walls terminate at an expanded shoulder that limits displacement of the retainer clip to a fixed height of the follower assembly for shipping and handling, while permitting controlled axial movement of the follower assembly and the plunger along the aligned flat surfaces of the follower subassembly.
W. Scott Fischer - Grandville MI David Eickholt - Kentwood MI Mike Weston - Lawrence MI
Assignee:
Robert Bosch GmbH - Stuttgart
International Classification:
F02M 5900
US Classification:
2395332, 2395333, 2395851, 2395853, 2395855
Abstract:
A unitary fuel injector and nozzle assembly comprising a high-pressure piston pump and a cylinder body that define a high-pressure fuel pump chamber. An injector nozzle assembly is in fluid communication with the pump chamber and is held in place by a nozzle nut detachably secured to the cylinder body. A nozzle valve assembly includes a spring located in a spring cage within the nozzle nut. A control module is assembled between the cylinder body and the spring cage, the module including a module body having a valve chamber that receives a control valve and a stator assembly as separate and removable elements of the module whereby the stator assembly, the nozzle valve assembly and the control valve can be changed independently of the other elements of the injector to meet various operating requirements.
Oberlin Jeff - Fruitport MI, US David W. Eickholt - Kentwood MI, US
Assignee:
Tennant Company - Minneapolis MN
International Classification:
A47L 11/29
US Classification:
15320, 15322, 15401
Abstract:
A squeegee blade assembly and method of use for a floor surface maintenance machine. A blade/guide subassembly is inserted into a channel of a scrub head prior to operation. During operation, the subassembly is retained with the channel via friction and/or protruding structures. During a blade exchange procedure, the subassembly is retracted from the channel prior to separation of the blade from the guide. Interaction with a protruding structure within the channel signals to an operator that the subassembly has been properly positioned.
Electromagnetic Actuator And Stator Design In A Fuel Injector Assembly
W. Scott Fischer - Grandville MI Todd Helsel - Grand Rapids MI David Eickholt - Kentwood MI
Assignee:
Detroit Diesel Technology - Kentwood MI
International Classification:
F02M 5100
US Classification:
2395851, 239 88
Abstract:
An electromagnetic actuator for a control valve module in an engine fuel injector, the module being a replaceable, independent element of the injector. The actuator has a stator with electromagnetic coil windings on a bobbin located within the control valve module. An armature is connected to a control valve in the module. The bobbin supports and precisely positions connector pins for the coil windings for registry with an external electrical wire harness.