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Archive | 2006

Depressurizing valve and fuel injection device

Shigeru Nonoyama; Naoki Mitsumata; Fumiaki Murakami


Archive | 2009

Electromagnetic actuating device, has tubular coil producing magnetic field, and stator core comprising surface, which lies opposite to rotor, where opposite surface of stator core comprises section that is next to rotor

Naoki Mitsumata; Tetsuya Aoki


Archive | 2007

Electromagnetic actuator performing quick response

Fumiaki Murakami; Shigeru Nonoyama; Naoki Mitsumata


Archive | 2007

Pressure decrease valve for use in diesel combustion engine, has recess formed at outer circumference surface of tube-shaped section, where minimum outer diameter of recess is smaller than inner diameter of another section

Shigeru Nonoyama; Fumiaki Murakami; Naoki Mitsumata


Archive | 2006

Solenoid drive apparatus

Naoki Mitsumata; Fumiaki Murakami


Archive | 2007

Diesel engine common rail automotive fuel injection system and fuel flow control valve has high-pressure fuel reservoir

Kouji Nagaya; Naoki Mitsumata


Archive | 2007

Electromagnetic actuating element for common-rail fuel injection system has movable section with breather extending from end surface of armature to side of magnetic attraction section

Naoki Mitsumata; Fumiaki Murakami; Shigeru Nonoyama


Archive | 2006

Schnell ansprechender elektromagnetischer Aktuator Fast-response electromagnetic actuator

Fumiaki Murakami; Shigeru Nonoyama; Naoki Mitsumata


Archive | 2006

Entlastungsventil und Kraftstoffeinspritzeinrichtung Relief valve and fuel injector

Naoki Mitsumata; Fumiaki Murakami; Shigeru Nonoyama


Archive | 2006

Relief valve and fuel injector

Naoki Mitsumata; Fumiaki Murakami; Shigeru Nonoyama

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