Spark plug and combustion chamber arrangement

DRIVE May 14, 2003
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A spark plug (1) has a tubular metal casing (2), in which an insulator (4) is embedded. A rod-shaped inner conductor structure fits in the insulator and has a terminal stud (11), a current-limiting resistor (12), a coated contact pin (13) and a central electrode (5). An earth electrode fits on the casing. The central electrode and/or the earth electrode have a feeder area (8) for feeding a combustible mixture to a preset spark gap. An Independent claim is also included for a combustion chamber structure with a spark plug and an injection valve that has two injection holes, whose mixture jets flank the spark plug.

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