WO2010074070A1 - スパークプラグ - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a spark plug (ignition plug) for an internal combustion engine.
- FIG. 10 As an example of a known spark plug used for ignition of an internal combustion engine such as an automobile engine, a structure shown in FIG. 10 is known (for example, see Patent Document 1).
- the spark plug 201 is held in a form surrounding a hollow shaft-shaped (cylindrical) ceramic insulating member (insulator) 1 with a center electrode 5 protruding at the tip (lower end in FIG. 10).
- the cylindrical metallic shell 21 is fixed.
- the metal shell 21 is formed such that the inner peripheral surface (inner diameter) has a relatively large diameter from the front end side toward the rear end side, and the insulating member 1 is provided on the inner peripheral surface near the front end.
- An annular receiving shelf 24 having a rear end-facing surface for supporting an annular butting portion 4 having a front-facing surface provided on the outer peripheral surface is provided.
- tip in components and parts (or parts), such as the spark plug or the main metal fittings 21 and the insulating member 1 which are the constituent members those lower ends in FIG. When we say the opposite end (upper end).
- the insulating member 1 includes an annular butting portion 4 having a tip-facing surface at the rear end of the tapered tip portion 7 that is tapered toward the tip portion. It is arranged inside the metal shell 21 so as to abut the receiving shelf 24.
- An annular (tubular) insulating space K is formed between the distal end shaft portion 7 of the insulating member 1 and the inner peripheral surface of the metal shell 21.
- a fitting shaft portion 10 having a larger diameter than this is provided behind the tip shaft portion 7 and is disposed in a fitting hole portion 30 in the metal shell 21 in a gap fitting state.
- the insulating member 1 to which the center electrode 5 or the like is fixed is inserted into the inner side from the rear end side of the metal shell 21, and a receiving shelf on the inner peripheral surface. 24 is arranged so that the abutting portion 4 is abutted by interposing a ring-shaped flat packing (metal packing) 42 for airtightness. Then, the caulking portion 39 at the rear end of the metal shell 21 is bent toward the axis G side (inner side), and is placed on the rear end facing surface 14 of the flange-shaped large-diameter shaft portion 12 provided at the front and rear intermediate portion of the insulating member 1.
- the caulking portion 39 is strongly compressed toward the distal end side, and the insulating member 1 is fixed in the metal shell 21. That is, a flat packing 42 is interposed between the receiving shelf 24 of the metal shell 21 and the butting portion 4 of the insulating member 1, and the airtightness is maintained by tightening the gap between them, and the insulating member 1 is placed on the distal end side of the metal shell 21. It is fixed in the pressed state.
- the plug 201 having such a configuration is attached to a plug hole (screw hole) to an engine head (not shown) via a mounting screw 25 provided on the outer periphery, and is used for that purpose. Since the fuel gas (hereinafter simply referred to as gas) is hermetically maintained between the receiving shelf 24, the flat packing 42 and the butting portion 4, it is prevented from coming out to the outside. Further, the heat of the central electrode 5 and the insulating member 1 that are heated by gas ignition is propagated (transmitted) to the engine head through the flat packing 42 and the metal shell 21, and the like. High temperature prevention is aimed at.
- gas fuel gas
- the portion near the tip of the spark plug 201 is constantly exposed to a blast at a high temperature while the engine is running.
- the metal shell 21 is usually made of iron-based metal, but the insulating member 1 is made of ceramic.
- the coefficient of thermal expansion of the metal shell 21 is larger than that of the insulating member 1 because the coefficient of thermal expansion of the metal shell 21 is much larger than that of the insulating member 1. It will be much larger than that.
- the spark plug 201 compresses and deforms the caulking portion 39 at the rear end of the metal shell 21 toward the front end side so that the insulating member 1 is always on the front end side. Since it is assembled in a state where it is strongly pressed, the influence of the thermal expansion difference does not usually appear immediately.
- the present invention is made in view of the above problems in the spark plug having the structure or configuration as described above.
- the plug having a structure in which the insulating member is compressed and held on the distal end side in the metal shell, and fixed.
- the object is to prevent a decrease in airtightness between the metal shell and the insulating member.
- the present invention according to claim 1 is characterized in that a shaft-shaped ceramic insulating member having a center electrode protruding at the tip, and a grounding electrode fixed to the tip so as to surround the insulating member.
- a metal shell provided with The insulating member includes a tip shaft portion formed so as to hold an annular insulating space between an inner peripheral surface of the metal shell and a rear portion of the tip shaft portion.
- the insulating member is inserted from the rear end side of the metal shell, and the movement toward the front end side at a predetermined position is stopped by a stopper means, and the caulking portion provided at the rear end of the metal shell is connected to the axis side.
- An airtight holding filler is filled between the outer peripheral surface of the fitting shaft portion and the inner peripheral surface of the fitting hole portion.
- a shaft-shaped ceramic insulating member having a center electrode projecting at a tip thereof, and a metal shell having a ground electrode provided at the tip thereof which is fixed so as to surround the insulating member Prepared,
- the insulating member includes a tip shaft portion formed so as to hold an annular insulating space between an inner peripheral surface of the metal shell and a rear portion of the tip shaft portion.
- the insulating member is inserted from the rear end side of the metal shell, and the movement toward the front end side at a predetermined position is stopped by a stopper means, and the caulking portion provided at the rear end of the metal shell is connected to the axis side.
- the insulating member is provided with a butting portion made of a tip-facing surface having a larger diameter than the fitting shaft portion and having an annular shape behind the fitting shaft portion, and the metal fitting is provided with the fitting member.
- a receiving shelf having a rear end-facing surface having an annular shape larger than the diameter of the fitting hole portion is provided behind the mating hole portion, and the abutting portion is directly or indirectly butted against the receiving shelf; Movement to the tip side of An airtight holding filler is filled between the outer peripheral surface of the fitting shaft portion and the inner peripheral surface of the fitting hole portion.
- the present invention described in claim 3 is the spark plug according to claim 2, wherein the abutting portion is abutted against the receiving shelf via an annular airtight holding packing.
- the present invention described in claim 4 is the spark plug according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the filler is a heat-resistant adhesive.
- the present invention described in claim 5 is the spark plug according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the filler is a heat-resistant adhesive that cures at 350 ° C or lower.
- the present invention described in claim 6 is the spark plug according to any one of claims 4 and 5, wherein the heat-resistant adhesive contains metal powder.
- the present invention described in claim 7 is the spark plug according to any one of claims 4 to 6, wherein a filling region of the filler in an axial direction of the spark plug is 5 mm or more. Further, in the present invention according to claim 8, the filling region in the axial direction of the spark plug of the filler is 5 mm or more toward the rear starting from the fitting tip of the fitting shaft portion of the insulating member.
- the spark plug according to any one of claims 4 to 6, wherein the spark plug is characterized in that:
- the present invention according to claim 9 is characterized in that the filler is compressed with metal powder, and the metal shell is provided with outflow prevention means for preventing the metal powder from flowing out to the tip side of the spark plug.
- the invention according to claim 10 is characterized in that the inner peripheral surface of the fitting hole is formed without reducing the diameter toward the tip of the metal shell.
- the spark plug is provided with a mounting screw on the outer peripheral surface of the metal shell so that the spark plug can be screwed into the plug hole of the engine head, and the screw diameter is M12 or less.
- the insulating member is relatively relative to the metallic shell in the axial direction due to the high temperature of the tip portion of the metallic shell and the insulating member and the difference in the coefficient of thermal expansion between the two parts. Even if it moves, the filler for airtightness is filled between the inner peripheral surface of the fitting hole portion of the metal shell and the outer peripheral surface of the fitting shaft portion of the insulating member. Therefore, even if such a movement occurs, the airtightness in the axial direction between both surfaces is maintained. That is, even if the metal shell expands more in the axial direction than the insulating member, only the slippage between the both surfaces of the outer peripheral surface only occurs in the axial direction through the filler. Is in close contact with the filler. Therefore, the airtightness between both surfaces is not impaired.
- the heat of the center electrode and the insulating member can be released to the engine head via the filler and the metal shell without impairing heat transfer. Therefore, it is also effective for preventing the occurrence of pre-ignition (pre-ignition) and electrode melting.
- pre-ignition pre-ignition
- the expansion difference due to the difference in thermal expansion coefficient between the metal shell and the insulating member occurs not only in the length (axis) direction of the plug but also naturally in its radial direction. It is much smaller than the direction dimension. Therefore, the influence by the thermal expansion difference in the radial direction is negligible.
- the airtight holding filler used in the present invention is preferable as it is excellent in heat resistance and heat transfer from the purpose of use and environment, and epoxy resin and wax are exemplified as typical ones. There are inorganic adhesives.
- the abutting portion is abutted against the receiving shelf via a ring-shaped airtight retaining packing, higher airtightness is maintained. That is, in the present invention, the airtightness can be made dependent only on the filler. In addition, the airtight holding performance can be enhanced by interposing the airtight holding packing separately in the stopper means. In this case, the following effects can be obtained with the configuration of the invention according to claim 3. There is. That is, in the invention according to claim 3, the abutting portion and the receiving shelf in which the airtight holding packing is interposed are located behind the fitting shaft portion and the fitting hole portion.
- the filler is a heat resistant adhesive
- the outer peripheral surface of the fitting shaft portion Alternatively, by applying a heat-resistant adhesive to at least one of the inner peripheral surfaces of the fitting hole portions of the metal shell, it can be filled easily, so that the assembly workability can be improved.
- An example of the heat resistant adhesive is an inorganic adhesive.
- the filler when the filler is a heat-resistant adhesive that is cured at 350 ° C. or lower, the following effects can be obtained.
- silver filler is used instead of such a heat-resistant adhesive as a filler, it is usually heated to a minimum of about 600 ° C. and kept at that temperature for a certain period of time, depending on its composition. It recurs (melts) and then hardens (solidifies) by slow cooling in the atmosphere.
- the metal shell is usually made of a low carbon steel of 0.35% C or less (carbon steel for cold forging of 0.06 to 0.35% C) in the cold forging process, thread rolling, or partly. It is used as it is through the cutting process, surface treatment and the like.
- the mechanical strength is usually lowered when the heat treatment is performed at such a high temperature.
- heat-resistant adhesives epoxy resin adhesives or phenol resin adhesives
- the brazing process when using brazing filler material, the inner peripheral surface of the fitting hole portion of the metal shell and the outer periphery of the fitting shaft portion of the insulating member, with the insulating member inserted inside the metal shell This is performed under the condition that the solder (silver solder) is arranged at a proper position between the surfaces.
- the solder silver solder
- this metal shell when this metal shell is passed through the brazing process, it must be heated to 600 ° C. at the minimum, resulting in a decrease in mechanical properties (strength).
- the spark plug is attached to the plug hole (screw hole) of the engine head by a screwing method via an attachment screw formed on the outer peripheral surface of the metal shell.
- the relationship between the heating temperature of the metal shell and the breaking torque at the time of screwing was confirmed by performing a "screw-in actual fracture test".
- the metal fitting has no problem if the heating temperature it receives is 350 ° C. or lower, but its strength decrease is observed from 400 ° C., and it has been found that the strength decrease is large at 450 ° C. or higher. Therefore, when a heat-resistant adhesive that cures at 350 ° C. or lower is used, heat treatment at such a high temperature is not required, so that strength is not reduced.
- Such a heat-resistant adhesive may be a resin having a heat-resistant temperature of 150 ° C. or higher, and examples thereof include an adhesive based on a thermosetting resin such as an epoxy resin type or a phenol resin type. However, it is not limited to these. Any thermoplastic resin may be used as long as it has heat resistance such as a softening point of 150 ° C. or higher (for example, nylon or fluororesin). That is, the filler may be any material that can withstand the temperature received in the environment in which the spark plug is used.
- the thermal conductivity can be improved.
- the following are illustrated as a metal (or alloy) which makes a metal powder here.
- the metal powder is included in the heat-resistant adhesive in a mixed and stirred state, and the content ratio may be set as appropriate.
- the content ratio may be set as appropriate.
- the particle size of the metal powder may be appropriately set within a range that does not hinder the filling, but is preferably in the range of 1 to 10 ⁇ m.
- a conductive adhesive is included in such a heat-resistant adhesive containing metal powder as a filler, and such an adhesive is similar to the above-described heat-resistant adhesive. What is necessary is just to fill.
- the region filled with the filler (filling region) according to any one of claims 4 to 6, as described in claim 7, is 5 mm in the axial direction of the spark plug regardless of the type of the filler. That's enough. This is confirmed experimentally.
- the filling region in the axial direction of the spark plug of the filler is 5 mm toward the rear starting from the fitting tip of the fitting shaft portion of the insulating member. It is preferable to have the above. In this way, if the filler is filled backward from the fitting tip of the fitting shaft portion of the insulating member, high temperature gas can be prevented from staying or remaining in the minute gap at the gap fitting portion. Because.
- the filler is compressed metal powder
- the outflow prevention means for preventing the metal powder from flowing out to the tip side of the spark plug is provided on the metal shell. Since it was provided in the inner peripheral surface or the outer peripheral surface of the said insulating member, the heat
- the tip of the filled metal powder is irradiated in the circumferential direction (along the inner peripheral surface of the metallic shell or the outer circumferential surface of the insulating member) to irradiate the inner circumferential surface of the metallic shell and the metal.
- the tip of the powder may be partially melted or welded to seal (or seal) the outer peripheral surface.
- what is necessary is just to set the particle size, a packing density, or a compression degree so that airtightness can be ensured by filling a metal powder.
- FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along line AA in FIG.
- the longitudinal cross-sectional view explaining the assembly process of the spark plug of FIG. The principal part enlarged view explaining another example of the filling area
- FIG. 1 is a longitudinal sectional view for explanation and an enlarged view of a main part thereof.
- the spark plug 101 is fixed to a hollow shaft (cylindrical) ceramic insulating member 1 with a center electrode 5 protruding from the tip 3 and surrounding the insulating member 1, and a ground electrode 26 is fixed to the tip 23. It is comprised from the cylindrical metal shell 21 provided with.
- the metal shell 21 is made of low carbon steel (specifically, carbon steel for cold heading of 0.25% C).
- the metal shell 21 is provided with a mounting screw (for example, M12 or M14) 25 for screwing it into the plug hole of the engine from the front end side toward the rear end side at a position closer to the front end, and substantially the entire length (
- a mounting screw for example, M12 or M14
- M12 or M14 for screwing it into the plug hole of the engine from the front end side toward the rear end side at a position closer to the front end, and substantially the entire length
- a mounting screw for example, M12 or M14
- M12 or M14 for screwing it into the plug hole of the engine from the front end side toward the rear end side at a position closer to the front end, and substantially the entire length
- a flange-shaped seating ring portion 29 having a larger diameter is provided.
- the receiving shelf 31 From the rear end of the fitting hole 30, which is the inner peripheral surface of the straight pipe portion 27, toward the rear, the receiving shelf 31 having a rear end-facing surface having a diameter larger than the diameter of the fitting hole 30 and forming an annular shape. It has.
- the receiving shelf 31 is located at a portion corresponding to the inner peripheral surface of the seating ring portion 29, and the diameter of the receiving shelf 31 is increased in a tapered shape toward the rear end.
- the intersecting portion 33 is formed in a convex round shape.
- this receiving shelf 31 is good also as a flat ring-shaped seat surface instead of a taper.
- a tool engaging portion 37 for screwing is provided behind the seating ring portion 29 in the metal shell 21 via a thin cylindrical portion 35, and a caulking cylindrical portion 39 as a caulking portion is provided at the rear end thereof. Is provided.
- the inner diameter of the cylindrical portion from the thin-walled cylindrical portion 35 to the caulking cylindrical portion 39 is larger than the diameter of the fitting hole portion 30 before being assembled as a spark plug, and the receiving shelf inside the seating ring portion 29. 31 is substantially the same as the inner diameter of the outer edge (see FIGS. 5 and 6). In FIG. 1, it is in a state assembled as a spark plug, and has a deformed shape including the thin cylindrical portion 35 by caulking toward the tip side of the caulking cylindrical portion 39.
- the caulking cylindrical portion 39 is bent to the plug axis G side and compressed to the distal end side by caulking, and the insulating member 1 is pushed to the distal end side, and the inner side of the metal shell 21 is pressed. It is in a fixed state.
- the outer peripheral surface (contour) of the tool engaging portion 37 is formed in, for example, a hexagon or other polygons when viewed from the axis G direction.
- the insulating member 1 has a distal end shaft portion 7 provided with a tapered portion 7a near the distal end, and a rear end of the distal end shaft portion 7, which is larger in diameter than the distal end shaft portion 7, and is fitted in the metal shell 21.
- the hole portion 30 is provided with a fitting shaft portion 10 having an outer diameter that is in a gap fitting state with a predetermined gap.
- the fitting shaft portion (cylindrical portion) 10 has the same diameter later, but its outer diameter is designed to be smaller by about 0.1 to 1 mm than the inner diameter of the fitting hole 30 ( The figure is exaggerated).
- a heat-resistant adhesive for example, an epoxy resin-based adhesive (curing) is used as an airtight filler 41.
- the temperature is 200 ° C.), which forms a cylindrical layer (see FIG. 2). The two surfaces are bonded to each other, and the airtightness in the direction of the axis G is maintained.
- the filling material 41 has a dimension L1 region starting from the front end (fitting front end) P1 of the fitting shaft portion 10 and close to the rear end of the fitting shaft portion 10, that is, the axis G of the fitting shaft portion 10. It is filled over almost the entire area of the length.
- the front end P1 of the fitting shaft portion 10 is set to be a substantially intermediate position in the direction of the axis G of the fitting hole portion 30 of the metal shell 21, and therefore, the front end P1 of the fitting shaft portion 10 is more distal.
- An annular (cylindrical) space (insulating space) K is formed between the outer peripheral surface of the tip shaft portion 7 located on the side and the inner peripheral surface of the fitting hole portion 30.
- the rear end of the fitting shaft portion 10 is set so as to be positioned at the portion of the receiving shelf 31 in the direction of the axis G.
- the rear end 11 of the fitting shaft portion 10 is provided with a flange-like large-diameter shaft portion 12 having a larger diameter than the fitting shaft portion 10 and having an outer peripheral surface protruding outward.
- the front end of the large-diameter shaft portion 12 and the rear end 11 of the fitting shaft portion 10 form an annular shape, and are connected by a butting portion 13 having a tapered front end surface that follows the receiving shelf 31.
- a rear shaft portion 15 having a smaller diameter than the large diameter shaft portion 12 is provided behind the large diameter shaft portion 12 so as to protrude coaxially and rearward from the rear end of the metal shell 21. Further, a terminal (electrode terminal) 40 is disposed in a protruding manner at the rear end 17 of the rear shaft portion 15 in the insulating member 1.
- the center electrode 5 protruding at the tip is fixed by a seal glass, and a resistor is disposed behind the seal glass, A terminal 40 protruding from the rear end is fixed with a seal glass.
- the internal structure of the insulating member 1 is the same as that conventionally known.
- the abutting portion 13 formed of the surface facing the distal end of the large-diameter shaft portion 12 of the insulating member 1 is abutted against the receiving shelf 31 of the metal shell 21 via a ring-shaped airtight holding packing (flat packing) 42.
- the receiving shelf 31 and the abutting portion 13 constitute stopper means.
- it is set as the structure by which airtightness is hold
- the tip of the tip shaft portion 7 which is the tip 3 of the insulating member 1 protrudes from the tip 23 of the metal shell 21 by an appropriate amount, and a gap between the tip of the center electrode 5 and the ground electrode 26 is set. Is held to be a value.
- the rear end of the large-diameter shaft portion 12 of the insulating member 1 (the boundary between the large-diameter shaft portion 12 and the rear shaft portion 15) is a caulking cylindrical portion 39 at the rear end of the metal shell 21.
- the O-ring 44, the talc 45, and the O-ring are set on the rear end-facing surface 14 at the rear end of the large-diameter shaft portion 12 inside the caulking cylindrical portion 39. 44, and the caulking cylindrical portion 39 is compressed and deformed by caulking as described above, and the insulating member 1 is fixed in a pressed state.
- Such a spark plug 101 of this embodiment is assembled as follows (see FIGS. 3 and 4).
- An appropriate amount of a heat-resistant adhesive (in this example, an epoxy resin adhesive) is applied as the filler 41 to the outer peripheral surface of the fitting shaft portion 10 in the insulating member 1 to which the center electrode 5 and the like are fixed.
- a packing 42 is placed on a receiving shelf 31 formed on the rear end facing surface inside the metal shell 21 (see FIG. 3).
- the insulating member 1 to which the center electrode 5 and the like are fixed is inserted from the rear end side of the metal shell 21 to the inside thereof.
- the fitting shaft portion 10 is fitted while being centered so that the fitting shaft portion 10 is inserted into the fitting hole portion 30 of the metal shell 21, and is fitted onto the packing 42 of the receiving shelf 31 from the surface facing the front end of the insulating member 1.
- the abutting portion 13 is abutted.
- the cylinder inside the caulking cylindrical portion 39 of the metal shell 21 is behind the rear end-facing surface 14 forming the annular shape of the rear end of the large-diameter shaft portion 12 of the insulating member 1.
- An O-ring 44, a talc 45, and an O-ring 44 are loaded into the shaped space.
- the mold 50 is pressed to the front end side, and the caulking cylindrical portion 39 at the rear end of the metal shell 21 is bent inward and compressed toward the front end side to be plastically deformed. Then, the spark plug 101 of this embodiment is obtained by solidifying the heat resistant adhesive 41.
- the spark plug 101 of this embodiment shown in FIG. 1 the following effects can be obtained. That is, the spark plug 101 of this embodiment is installed by being screwed into a plug hole (screw hole) of an engine (not shown) via the mounting screw 25 of the metal shell 21 and used for that purpose. In this case, the tip of the plug 101 is exposed to a high temperature under a blast caused by the ignition of fuel gas, so that the metal shell 21 and the insulating member 1 expand together due to this heat change. At this time, the metal shell 21 tends to expand significantly more than the ceramic insulating member 1, so that the insulating member 1 contracts relative to the fixed metal shell 21 in the direction of the axis G. Will move (slide).
- the heat of the center electrode 5 and the insulating member 1 can be transferred to the engine head via the filler 41 and the metal shell 21. Can escape without being damaged. Therefore, it is also effective in preventing preignition (premature ignition) and electrode melting damage.
- the airtightness between the inner peripheral surface of the metal shell 21 and the outer peripheral surface of the insulating member 1 is maintained via the abutting portion 13 on the receiving shelf 31 and an annular airtight retaining packing 42. Since this is compressed by the press before and after this, airtightness by the packing is also secured. Therefore, it can be said that the structure is extremely reliable in terms of airtightness.
- this airtightness is behind the fitting hole 30 and is secured by the receiving shelf 31 at a position far from the tip end portion of the plug 101, the temperature rise at this portion is relatively Low, and in that sense, poor airtightness due to thermal expansion hardly occurs. For this reason, it can be set as the spark plug 101 with extremely high reliability in airtight maintenance.
- the filling region L1 of the filler 41 in the direction of the axis G of the spark plug 101 is provided to the rear starting from the fitting tip P1 of the fitting shaft portion 10 of the insulating member 1. For this reason, since a minute space (a minute space in the gap fitting) between the outer peripheral surface of the fitting shaft portion 10 and the inner peripheral surface of the fitting hole portion 30 is not generated, high-temperature gas does not stay in the minute space. Since it can be prevented from remaining, it is also effective in preventing high temperatures.
- the portion closer to the tip of the metal shell 21 is a cylindrical straight pipe portion 27, and the inner peripheral surface thereof is a circle having the same diameter from the tip of the metal shell 21 toward the rear end of the straight pipe portion 27.
- the fitting hole 30 is formed in a straight cross section. That is, the inner peripheral surface of the fitting hole 30 is formed without reducing the diameter toward the tip 23 of the metal shell 21. Therefore, in the inner peripheral surface of the fitting hole portion 30, there is no portion protruding from the fitting shaft portion 10 of the insulating member 1 toward the outer peripheral surface side (axis G side) of the distal end shaft portion 7.
- the radial dimension of the insulating space K between the inner peripheral surface of the metal shell 21 (the fitting hole portion 30) and the outer peripheral surface of the distal end shaft portion 7 of the insulating member 1 is set to the root of the distal end shaft portion 7 ( The rear end) can be secured larger than the conventional one.
- the insulating member 1 since the thickness in the radial direction of the distal end shaft portion 7 can be ensured, the voltage resistance can be improved. Therefore, the effect of preventing the occurrence of abnormal discharge can be increased accordingly. For this reason, it is difficult to secure such dimensions, and in the case of a particularly small screw diameter such as a spark plug of the mounting screw 25 such as M12 (metric screw having a nominal diameter of 12 mm), the effect is remarkable.
- the thermal conductivity to the engine head is excellent.
- the region along the axis G for filling the filler 41 may basically be a length region in which airtightness is sufficiently maintained. Therefore, the length depends on the type and material of the filler 41. It may be set appropriately according to the above.
- the filler 41 may be a length region in which airtightness is safely and sufficiently maintained, and as shown in FIG. 5, the filler 41 is fitted starting from the tip (fitting tip) P1 of the fitting shaft portion 10. It is good also as a dimension L2 area
- FIG. FIG. 5 is different from the above embodiment only in the configuration of the filler 41, and therefore, the same parts are designated by the same reference numerals. The same applies to the following.
- the same dimension L2 region may be provided at the intermediate position of the fitting shaft portion 10.
- a minute space K2 formed corresponding to the clearance fit is generated at the tip 41b of the filler 41, and this space K2 becomes a residual space of the high-temperature gas, which promotes an increase in the temperature of the plug tip. It becomes a factor. Therefore, even if the airtightness can be maintained in the dimension L2 region smaller than the dimension L1, as shown in FIG. 5, the filler 41 is rearward from the front end P1 (fitting front end) of the fitting shaft portion 10 as a starting point. It is preferable to fill over a predetermined area.
- the heat-resistant adhesive is used as the filler 41.
- a metal powder for example, iron powder
- a metal powder having excellent thermal conductivity may be included. Good. In that case, the heat transfer between the insulating member 1 and the metal shell 21 is enhanced by the amount of the metal powder contained.
- the spark plug is assembled as in the case of using a high melting point solder for the filler.
- the process of heating the metal shell 21 to a high temperature is not required in the process. That is, when using, for example, silver solder instead of the heat-resistant adhesive as in the above-mentioned form for the filler, as described above, although it depends on the composition, it is usually heated to at least about 600 ° C., Reflow (melting) by holding for a certain period of time, and then curing (solidification) is required by slow cooling in the atmosphere.
- a metal shell will receive heat processing under the high temperature, and receives the fall of mechanical strength.
- a heat-resistant adhesive epoxy resin adhesive
- it can be cured without requiring a heat treatment at such a high temperature. Decrease in mechanical strength can be prevented.
- a brazing material having an appropriate shape between the outer peripheral surfaces of the insulating member 1 is inserted inside the metal shell 21 as described above.
- the heating and melting are performed under the state where the is disposed. More specifically, when the insulating member 1 to which the center electrode 5 or the like is fixed is inserted into the inner side from the rear end side of the metal shell 21 on which the mounting screw 25 or the like is formed, it is fitted with the fitting shaft portion 10.
- a brazing material formed in a ring shape is disposed at an appropriate position between the mating hole portions 30.
- the caulking cylindrical portion 39 at the rear end of the metal shell 21 is bent inward and compressed toward the front end side to be plastically deformed to fix the insulating member 1 to obtain a spark plug work product.
- the silver wax is heated so as to have a melting point or higher (600 ° C. or higher) and held for a certain period of time, and after melting, for example, it is solidified by slowly cooling in the atmosphere.
- the metal shell 21 is made of the material as described above, and is manufactured through a cold forging process, a screw rolling process, and the like. Therefore, when such a metal shell 21 is subjected to the brazing process as described above, the mechanical properties (strength) are reduced by heat treatment there. Such a decrease in strength is caused when the spark plug as a product is screwed into the plug hole of the engine head due to torsional stress, tensile stress, or the like, due to the rear end (root portion) of the mounting screw 25 on the outer peripheral surface of the straight pipe portion 27. ) This causes a problem such that the metal shell 41 is broken in the vicinity so as to be cut or sheared.
- a screw-in actual fracture test was conducted, and the screwing torque (rupture) when the metal shell broke Torque) was measured.
- the results are as shown in FIG.
- the heating conditions were heating with an electric furnace, and after holding for 1 hour, it was gradually cooled in the atmosphere. The number of samples is 10, and the data is the average value.
- the breaking torque was approximately constant at 80 Nm.
- the one at 400 ° C. was broken at 70 Nm.
- it sharply decreased at 450 ° C. and fracture occurred at 45 Nm.
- the fracture occurred at 40 Nm at 500 ° C., and the strength decreased to about half of the heating temperature of 350 ° C. or less.
- a screw-in-the-machine destruction test was performed on a sample made of the same material with a mounting screw of M14, in that case, an approximately similar decrease in strength was observed. As described above, when the metal shell is heated to 400 ° C. or higher, the strength is clearly reduced.
- the heating temperature is 350 ° C. or lower
- the strength is not adversely affected. Therefore, there is no problem when the metal shell is made of a heat-resistant material that does not decrease in strength even under a brazing temperature environment.
- the metal shell is made of the above material, it can be cured (solidified) at 350 ° C. or less.
- a heat-resistant adhesive having a curing temperature of 350 ° C. or lower, which is a material and does not require a melting step by heat treatment.
- the filler including a heat-resistant adhesive that cures at 350 ° C. or lower, can withstand the temperature (100 to 150 ° C.) that the filler receives when the spark plug is used. It may be selected based on whether or not, and is not limited to the above.
- the outflow prevention means for preventing the metal powder 41b from flowing out (dropping out) to the tip end side of the spark plug the tip 41c of the filled metal powder 41b is circumferentially moved from the tip end side of the plug.
- the filler 41 may be filled by melting and solidifying a brazing material such as a silver brazing material.
- the entire closed space is filled. What is necessary is just to fill it.
- the inner peripheral surface of the fitting hole portion 30 of the metal shell 21 and the fitting shaft portion of the insulating member 1 from the front end side of the metal shell 21. 10 is filled with the metal powder 41b while applying ultrasonic vibration, for example, to the gap between the outer peripheral surface and the metal powder near the tip along the inner peripheral surface of the fitting hole 30. It only has to be melted and solidified.
- the spark plug according to the present invention is not limited to the one described above, and can be modified and embodied as appropriate.
- the outflow prevention means can also be melted and solidified by loading a brazing material 41d instead of a laser at the tip portion of the filling material made of the metal powder 41b.
- an adhesive or a resin can be filled and solidified. That is, two or more different types of fillers may be filled before and after the direction of the axis G. Incidentally, in this case, it is preferable to use a high heat resistance filler located on the tip side.
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前記絶縁部材は、その先端寄り部位に、前記主体金具の内周面との間に環状の絶縁空間を保持するように形成された先端軸部を備えていると共に、この先端軸部の後方には該先端軸部より大径で、前記主体金具内の嵌め合い穴部に隙間嵌め状態にある嵌め合い軸部を備えてなるスパークプラグであって、
前記絶縁部材は、前記主体金具の後端側から挿入されて所定位置で先端側への移動がストッパ手段により止められていると共に、前記主体金具の後端に設けられたカシメ部を、軸線側に折り曲げると共に先端側に圧縮することで、前記絶縁部材が先端側に押された状態で前記主体金具の内側に固定されてなるスパークプラグにおいて、
前記嵌め合い軸部の外周面と前記嵌め合い穴部の内周面との間に、気密保持用の充填材を充填してなることを特徴とする。
前記絶縁部材は、その先端寄り部位に、前記主体金具の内周面との間に環状の絶縁空間を保持するように形成された先端軸部を備えていると共に、この先端軸部の後方には該先端軸部より大径で、前記主体金具内の嵌め合い穴部に隙間嵌め状態にある嵌め合い軸部を備えてなるスパークプラグであって、
前記絶縁部材は、前記主体金具の後端側から挿入されて所定位置で先端側への移動がストッパ手段により止められていると共に、前記主体金具の後端に設けられたカシメ部を、軸線側に折り曲げると共に先端側に圧縮することで、前記絶縁部材が先端側に押された状態で前記主体金具の内側に固定されてなるスパークプラグにおいて、
前記ストッパ手段として、前記絶縁部材には、前記嵌め合い軸部の後方に、該嵌め合い軸部より大径で環状をなす先端向き面からなる突合せ部を設け、前記主体金具には、前記嵌め合い穴部の後方に該嵌め合い穴部の穴径より大径で環状をなす後端向き面からなる受棚を設け、前記突合せ部を該受棚に直接又は間接に突き合わせて、前記絶縁部材の先端側への移動が止められ、
前記嵌め合い軸部の外周面と前記嵌め合い穴部の内周面との間に、気密保持用の充填材を充填してなることを特徴とする。
請求項5に記載の本発明は、前記充填材が、350℃以下で硬化する耐熱性接着剤であることを特徴とする、請求項1~3のいずれか1項に記載のスパークプラグである。
請求項6に記載の本発明は、前記耐熱性接着剤に金属粉末が含まれていることを特徴とする請求項4又は5のいずれか1項に記載のスパークプラグである。
3 絶縁部材の先端
5 中心電極
7 先端軸部
10 嵌め合い軸部
13 突合せ部
21 主体金具
23 主体金具の先端
25 取付けネジ
26 接地電極
30 嵌め合い穴部
31 受棚
39 カシメ用円筒部(カシメ部)
41 充填材(耐熱性接着剤充填材)
41b 金属粉末(充填材)
42 気密保持用のパッキン
101 スパークプラグ
K 絶縁空間
G 軸線
Claims (11)
- 先端に中心電極を突出させた軸状のセラミック製の絶縁部材と、この絶縁部材を包囲する形で固定して先端に接地電極を設けた主体金具とを備え、
前記絶縁部材は、その先端寄り部位に、前記主体金具の内周面との間に環状の絶縁空間を保持するように形成された先端軸部を備えていると共に、この先端軸部の後方には該先端軸部より大径で、前記主体金具内の嵌め合い穴部に隙間嵌め状態にある嵌め合い軸部を備えてなるスパークプラグであって、
前記絶縁部材は、前記主体金具の後端側から挿入されて所定位置で先端側への移動がストッパ手段により止められていると共に、前記主体金具の後端に設けられたカシメ部を、軸線側に折り曲げると共に先端側に圧縮することで、前記絶縁部材が先端側に押された状態で前記主体金具の内側に固定されてなるスパークプラグにおいて、
前記嵌め合い軸部の外周面と前記嵌め合い穴部の内周面との間に、気密保持用の充填材を充填してなることを特徴とするスパークプラグ。 - 先端に中心電極を突出させた軸状のセラミック製の絶縁部材と、この絶縁部材を包囲する形で固定して先端に接地電極を設けた主体金具とを備え、
前記絶縁部材は、その先端寄り部位に、前記主体金具の内周面との間に環状の絶縁空間を保持するように形成された先端軸部を備えていると共に、この先端軸部の後方には該先端軸部より大径で、前記主体金具内の嵌め合い穴部に隙間嵌め状態にある嵌め合い軸部を備えてなるスパークプラグであって、
前記絶縁部材は、前記主体金具の後端側から挿入されて所定位置で先端側への移動がストッパ手段により止められていると共に、前記主体金具の後端に設けられたカシメ部を、軸線側に折り曲げると共に先端側に圧縮することで、前記絶縁部材が先端側に押された状態で前記主体金具の内側に固定されてなるスパークプラグにおいて、
前記ストッパ手段として、前記絶縁部材には、前記嵌め合い軸部の後方に、該嵌め合い軸部より大径で環状をなす先端向き面からなる突合せ部を設け、前記主体金具には、前記嵌め合い穴部の後方に該嵌め合い穴部の穴径より大径で環状をなす後端向き面からなる受棚を設け、前記突合せ部を該受棚に直接又は間接に突き合わせて、前記絶縁部材の先端側への移動が止められ、
前記嵌め合い軸部の外周面と前記嵌め合い穴部の内周面との間に、気密保持用の充填材を充填してなることを特徴とするスパークプラグ。 - 前記突合せ部を前記受棚に、環状をなす気密保持用のパッキンを介して突き合わせていることを特徴とする、請求項2に記載のスパークプラグ。
- 前記充填材が、耐熱性接着剤であることを特徴とする請求項1~3のいずれか1項に記載のスパークプラグ。
- 前記充填材が、350℃以下で硬化する耐熱性接着剤であることを特徴とする、請求項1~3のいずれか1項に記載のスパークプラグ。
- 前記耐熱性接着剤に金属粉末が含まれていることを特徴とする請求項4又は5のいずれか1項に記載のスパークプラグ。
- 前記充填材のスパークプラグの軸線方向における充填領域が、5mm以上あることを特徴とする請求項4~6のいずれか1項に記載のスパークプラグ。
- 前記充填材のスパークプラグの軸線方向における充填領域が、前記絶縁部材の嵌め合い軸部の嵌め合い先端を起点として後方に向けて5mm以上あることを特徴とする請求項4~6のいずれか1項に記載のスパークプラグ。
- 前記充填材が金属粉末の圧縮されたものであり、該金属粉末がスパークプラグの先端側に流出するのを防止するための流出防止手段が、前記主体金具の内周面又は前記絶縁部材の外周面に設けられていることを特徴とする請求項1~3のいずれか1項に記載のスパークプラグ。
- 前記嵌め合い穴部の内周面を、前記主体金具の先端に向けて縮径することなく形成したことを特徴とする請求項1~9のいずれか1項に記載のスパークプラグ。
- 前記スパークプラグはエンジンヘッドのプラグホールにねじ込み方式で取付けられように前記主体金具の外周面に取付けネジを備えており、このネジ径がM12以下であることを特徴とする請求項1~10のいずれか1項に記載のスパークプラグ。
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