IP Library Granted Patent US 9,291,121
Granted Patent B2
US 9,291,121 · App. 14/073,032 · Granted Mar 22, 2016

Cylinder head gasket

Inventors: Shingo Mori (Toyota, JP); Tomoaki Matsubara (Toyota, JP); Ryosuke Fujiki (Toyota, JP)
Assignee: NIPPON GASKET CO., LTD.
F02F11/002F02F11/00F16J15/0825F16J2015/085F16J2015/0868F16J2015/0875
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Patent No.
US 9,291,121
App. No.
14/073,032
Granted
Mar 22, 2016
Kind
B2
Abstract

A cylinder head gasket includes a plurality of seal plates 1 to 4 so that a combustion gas that leaks through a gap between the respective seal plates is reliably sealed. The cylinder head gasket includes the plurality of seal plates 1 to 4 , which are held between a cylinder head and a cylinder block having a cylinder bore. The plurality of seal plates 1 to 4 are adhered to each other in a circumferentially continuous manner around combustion chamber holes 1 a to 4 a , and the combustion gas that leaks through the gap between the respective seal plates is reliably sealed within an adhered portion 5 of the respective seal plates.

Claims (7)

1. A cylinder head gasket held between a cylinder head and a cylinder block having a cylinder bore, and comprising a plurality of seal plates each having a combustion chamber hole formed at a position of the cylinder bore,

wherein the plurality of seal plates comprise a first seal plate, a second seal plate, a third seal plate provided between the first and second seal plates, and a fourth seal plate provided between the first and third seal plates and formed into a ring shape around the combustion chamber hole,

the combustion chamber holes formed in the third and fourth seal plates have a larger diameter than the combustion chamber holes formed in the first and second seal plates,

the first and fourth seal plates are adhered to each other in a circumferentially continuous manner around the combustion chamber holes, the fourth and third seal plates are adhered to each other in a circumferentially continuous manner around the combustion chamber holes, and the third and second seal plates are adhered to each other in a circumferentially continuous manner around the combustion chamber holes,

a full bead is formed projecting toward the cylinder head in one of the first and second seal plates in abutment against the cylinder head in a circumferentially continuous manner around the combustion chamber hole,

a full bead is formed projecting toward the cylinder block in other of the first and second seal plates in abutment against the cylinder block in a circumferentially continuous manner around the combustion chamber hole, and

both of the full beads are provided within a range overlapping with the fourth seal plate and formed outside of the adhered positions of the plurality of seal plates.

Priority Claims (1)
JP 2007-236956 · Sep 12, 2007 · national
Continuity (2)
Division 12733419
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