EP0090797B1 - Système de réglage électro-hydraulique du début de refoulement d'une pompe d'injection d'un moteur à combustion interne à injection - Google Patents
Système de réglage électro-hydraulique du début de refoulement d'une pompe d'injection d'un moteur à combustion interne à injection Download PDFInfo
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
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- F02D1/00—Controlling fuel-injection pumps, e.g. of high pressure injection type
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- F02D1/18—Adjustment of injection timing with non-mechanical means for transmitting control impulse; with amplification of control impulse
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- the invention relates to an electronic-hydraulic control system for setting the start of delivery of injection pumps for injection internal combustion engines, in particular for fuel injection in a diesel engine, with a memory for the program to be executed with a processor having data inputs to which sensors for the speed selector or accelerator pedal position and operating parameters of the Machine, such as temperatures and pressures, as well as speed and torque, if any, are connected, and with outputs, to which solenoid valves for one engaging against the action of a spring in the transmission mechanism for driving the injection pump (s), are driven by an internal combustion engine
- a hydraulic actuator which can be acted upon by a pump and is designed as a single-acting cylinder is connected to the pump, the working space of which is connected via a solenoid valve arrangement to the pressure medium source or to a return line is inducible, a pressure accumulator being connected to the pressure medium source via a check valve opening to the pressure accumulator.
- the injection systems currently used for injection internal combustion engines consist of an injection unit, injection lines, and nozzle holders and nozzles.
- the injection pressure generated in the injection pump spreads through the injection lines at the speed of sound to the nozzle holders. Due to the constant speed of sound, the time required for this is independent of the speed of the internal combustion engine. This means that with increasing speed, the pressure wave, based on the position of the piston of the internal combustion engine, always reaches the nozzle-nozzle holder combination later.
- this is achieved via a centrifugal speed sensor or a speed measuring device, which generates a signal proportional to the speed, which rotates the injection pump shaft relative to its drive shaft.
- the torque required for the rotation of the injection pump shaft relative to its drive shaft fluctuates periodically and reaches very high peak values, since the entire drive torque for the camshaft of the injection pump is passed through the injection adjuster mechanism.
- the adjusting mechanism which is based on the principle of relative rotation from the injection pump shaft to the drive shaft, must be able to deliver a large torque.
- the hydraulics are a technically sensible work system. Spray adjuster systems that work with hydraulic adjustment are known and e.g. in Diesel & Gas Turbine Worldwide, November 1981, pages 61 and 65: Two New Controls For Vehicie Diesels, and in SAE Paper 790901, M. Straubel, R.Schwartz and K.Hummel: The Robert Bosch In-Line Pump for Diesel Engines, Type MW, Design, Application and Further Development, listed and described.
- An electronic-hydraulic control system of the type specified is known from DE-A-29 32 672.
- the line separated from the pressure side of the pressure medium pump by a check valve, to which the pressure accumulator is connected, is the only pressure medium supply line for the hydraulically controlled control circuit.
- the pressure in the pressure accumulator is therefore dependent on the last delivery pressure of the pressure medium pump before the internal combustion engine is switched off. This pressure will be low in particular if pressure medium was still used for an actuating process immediately before the internal combustion engine was switched off. The greatest possible pressure from the pressure accumulator is therefore not always available for a later cold start process.
- Another disadvantage of the known arrangement is that a single, three-position solenoid valve is used.
- the invention aims to avoid these disadvantages and, in the case of an actuating system of the type specified at the outset, is that the working space of the actuator can be connected to the pressure medium source or to the pressure accumulator either by means of a throttle or by means of a further solenoid valve the return line can be connected, with all solenoid valves being separately controllable and in the de-energized state the solenoid valve producing the connection to the throttle open and the solenoid valve connecting the return line is closed.
- the separate solenoid valve which serves as an inlet valve, allows an optional supply to the working area of the actuator either while it is running
- a separate drain valve also designed as a solenoid valve, is provided for relieving the pressure in the working space of the actuator in the course of control processes.
- the inlet valve establishes an open connection with the pressure side of the pressure medium pump and the outlet valve is closed. This ensures a simple speed-dependent adjustment of the injection time via the delivery pressure of the pressure medium pump which is dependent on the speed of the internal combustion engine.
- the pressure medium source which has a pump driven by the internal combustion engine, supplies the hydraulic actuator with information about the rotational speed of the internal combustion engine.
- the electronic control device having the processor can intervene at any time by switching the solenoid valves in order to set the start of delivery of the injection pump differently from the value which is merely caused by the speed of the internal combustion engine .
- the associated solenoid valve can be switched to the pressure accumulator with the starter switch, the pressure of which then acts immediately on the hydraulic actuator, so that the a satisfactory starting process, desired early delivery of the injection pump is achieved.
- a control valve is connected to the connecting line between the throttle and the first-mentioned solenoid valve, the output of which is connected to a return line, possibly via a further throttle.
- Simple, electromagnetically controllable shut-off valves can be used to establish the connection for the application of pressure medium to the working space of the hydraulic actuator by two separately controllable solenoid valves, the outputs of which are provided together with the, for selectively connecting the working space of the actuator with the throttle or with the pressure accumulator Work space and connected to the input of the other solenoid valve.
- a changeover valve with two inputs and one output can be provided for the optional connection of the working space of the actuator with the throttle or with the pressure accumulator.
- the pressure medium source can have a separate pump driven by the internal combustion engine, but a particularly economical solution is that the pressure medium source is formed by the lubricant pump of the internal combustion engine and that lubricant is led via the return line to the transmission mechanism coupled to the actuator. There is therefore no need for a separate hydraulic pump and because the pressure medium is lubricating oil, the pressure medium can be used for the lubrication of mechanically moving parts of the actuating system.
- a technically simple, mechanically favorable and space-saving design can be achieved with an actuating system in which the transmission mechanism (injection adjuster) for driving the injection pump (s) at the end of the camshaft thereof and on a shaft end which is coaxial with it and connected to the drive flange of the injection pump has an external toothing with a different pitch and a sliding sleeve bridging these two external toothings, equipped with corresponding internal toothings and adjustable in the axial direction, which is pressed into an end position by a spring, the injection adjuster being accommodated in a hollow cylindrical housing and in the housing by an end wall The same extends coaxially to the housing shell, a guide sleeve surrounding the sliding sleeve and spring at a distance, between which and the housing shell a working space for an annular piston of the actuator is formed, which is connected via a bearing with d it is coupled in operation with the rotating sleeve for axial displacement of the same.
- the housing jacket is formed at least in an area of its circumference with a greater wall thickness and has incorporated channels, that the solenoid valves are attached and connected to the outside of this area, that the channel connecting the solenoid valves on the front side of the Workspace opens and that the exit of the further Solenoid valve opens into the interior of the housing facing away from the working space, in which the bearing, the sliding sleeve, the spring and the toothings are located, the return line leading to the pressure medium source being connected to the lower area of the interior in the installed position of the spray adjuster.
- the solenoid valves can be attached directly to the spray adjuster and it is found that there is a minimum of pipes.
- FIG. 1 shows a spray adjuster for the actuating system according to the invention in axial section; 2 shows a diagram with the dependence of the start of delivery of the injection pump on the engine speed; 3 shows a diagram with the relationship between torque and speed of the internal combustion engine with the start of delivery of the injection pump as a parameter; 4, 5 and 6 schematically each show an embodiment of the electronic-hydraulic control system according to the invention, and FIG. 7 shows a diagram with the relationship between pressure medium pressure and engine speed when the pressure medium is removed from the lubricating oil circuit of the engine.
- the drive-side end of the camshaft 1 of an injection pump 2 has an oblique external toothing 3.
- a hollow stub shaft 7 connected to a drive flange 6 is rotatably mounted on the extended end 5 of the camshaft 1 and secured against axial movement by means of a screw 8.
- the shaft end 7 has a straight external toothing 9 in the vicinity of its end adjacent to the oblique external toothing 3.
- the two external toothings 3 and 9 are overlapped by a sliding sleeve 10, each of which has a corresponding internal toothing 11 or 12 meshing with one of these external toothings.
- the working space for the piston 17 is delimited by an inner end wall and an inner circumferential wall of the housing 4 and by a guide bush 18 inserted into the housing 4.
- the guide bushing 18 and the housing 4 are connected to the injection pump 2 by means of screws 19.
- the housing 4 of the injection adjuster is closed with a cover 20.
- the piston 17 carries two seals 21, 22, which seal against the guide bush 18 or against the inner peripheral wall of the housing 4.
- a 3/2-way valve 23 and a 2/2-way valve 24 are attached to the housing 4 and control the inflow and outflow of the pressure medium to and from the piston 17. From the pressure medium inlet 25, the pressure medium passes through a bore 26 to the valve 23. If the plate 27 is raised by passage of current through the winding of the valve 23 designed as a solenoid valve, the pressure medium passes through a bore 28 to the end face of the piston 17 and displaces it, the roller bearing 16, the tubular support 15 and thus also the sliding sleeve 10 against the force of the spring 13 in the direction of the drive flange 6. Further bores 29 and 30 are also filled with pressure medium, which, however, cannot flow out as long as the plate 31 also Valve 24 designed as a solenoid valve remains in the closed position.
- the piston 17 is moved in the direction of the drive flange 6 until the plate 27 of the valve 23 is closed or until a state of equilibrium is established between the force exerted by the pressure medium pressure on the end face of the piston 17 and the counterforce exerted by the spring 13 .
- a movement of the piston 17 in the direction of the injection pump 2 takes place by actuating the valve 24, lifting off the plate 31 and draining the pressure medium through the bores 29, 30 and 32 into the injection adjuster.
- the spray adjuster has an outlet 33 through which the pressure medium can drain.
- an external pressure medium return 34 is also conceivable.
- an oil inlet 35 is provided in the cover 20, through which, in the latter case, the toothing of the spray adjuster is supplied with the required lubricating oil in every operating position.
- the diagram in FIG. 2 shows the start of delivery A of the injection pump in degrees of the crankshaft angle before top dead center of the internal combustion engine as a function of the speed N and the operating state.
- Curve 37 shows a desired characteristic.
- the injection pump must be started earlier.
- the start of delivery of the injection pump should be withdrawn and at full load with the maximum speed 40, the start of delivery should be brought forward again.
- FIG. 4 shows a first embodiment of an electronic-hydraulic control system according to the invention.
- lubricating oil is conveyed into the engine oil circuit 43 via a pump 42.
- an overpressure valve 44 opens, which means that the pressure is kept approximately constant above a predetermined speed of the internal combustion engine, but a slightly increasing characteristic occurs with the speed.
- Such a kinked course of the oil pressure P over the engine speed N is indicated schematically at 45 in the diagram in FIG. 7.
- the pressure prevailing in the engine oil circuit 43 is acted upon by a pressure accumulator 47 via a check valve 46.
- the inlet 36 of the valve 23 is connected via a throttle 48 to the engine oil circuit 43 and the inlet 25 of this valve is connected to the pressure accumulator 47.
- a control valve 49 with subsequent throttle 50 is connected to the connecting line between throttle 48 and inlet 36 of valve 23.
- a return line can lead from the throttle 50 directly to the oil pan 41 or, as indicated in FIG. 4, can be connected to the oil inlet 35 of the spray adjuster.
- the interaction of the throttle 48 and the control valve 49 with the subsequent throttle 50 results in a course of the oil pressure P over the engine speed N at the inlet 36 of the valve 23, as is shown in dashed lines in FIG. 7 with 51.
- Curve 51 in FIG. 7 is similar to curve 45, but runs at lower pressure values.
- This curve 51 also represents the pressure values available for the actuation of the spray adjuster for emergency operation in the event of failure of the electronics.
- the pressure curve 51 is a function of the engine oil viscosity and thus the engine oil temperature with constant adjustment of the throttles 48 and 50 and the control valve 49. The setting of the throttles 48 and 50 and the control valve 49 can therefore only be a compromise for an operating state.
- the pressure curve 51 according to FIG. 7 causes the piston 17 of the hydraulic spray adjuster to be pressurized via the inlet 36 and the bore 28 in such a way that the emergency operating characteristic 52 shown in broken lines in FIG. 2 results.
- the kink 53 at low engine speed is caused by the opening of the pressure relief valve 44.
- the valve 23 is energized, for example, the emergency operation is switched off and pressure oil is brought into the working space for the piston 17 of the hydraulic spray adjuster via the inlet 25 and the bores 26, 28 until the setpoint of the start of delivery of the injection pump is reached. The valve 23 then drops and the piston 17 confers in its assumed position. If it is necessary to adjust the start of delivery of the injection pump, which causes the spring 13 in the hydraulic spray adjuster to relax, the valve 24 is energized, as a result of which the motor oil in the hydraulic spray adjuster via the bores 29, 30 and 32 and from there via the outlet 33 in the oil pan 41 flows off.
- 5 and 6 are two variants of 4, wherein the same parts are provided with the same reference numerals. 5 differs from that according to FIG. 4 only in that the electronic-hydraulic spray adjuster has its own oil circuit and the bore 32 is replaced by the bore 34 (see also FIG. 1).
- valve 23 In order to avoid the permanent switching of the valve 23, a circuit according to FIG. 6 is conceivable. Only 2/2-way valves are used here.
- the valve 24 is the same in structure and function as in the embodiments of the actuating system according to FIGS. 4 and 5.
- the valve 23 of these two embodiments of the actuating system in the embodiment according to FIG. 6 is replaced by two simpler valves 56 and 57.
- the oil circuit for emergency operation as in the exemplary embodiments according to FIGS. 4 and 5, can be set via throttles 48 and 50 and control valve 49. In normal operation, however, the emergency oil circuit is separated from the bore 28 via the 2/2-way valve 57. The valve 57 is switched so that no lubricating oil can get into the line 58 when excited.
- the adjustment of the start of delivery of the injection pump via the electronic-hydraulic injection adjuster is now carried out by simply switching the valves 56 and 24. If the electronics fail, the valves 56 and 24 block, whereas the valve 57 drops and an emergency operation via line 58 and the Hole 28 allows.
- the pressure accumulator 47 maintains its pressure after the internal combustion engine has been switched off. When starting, the pressure required to optimally adjust the start of delivery of the injection pump is therefore immediately available. Likewise, if the driving state changes rapidly, the pressure accumulator 47 supplies a sufficient amount of pressure medium for quickly adjusting the start of delivery of the injection pump, even in the case of small oil pumps. In the driving mode of a motor vehicle with an injection internal combustion engine and an actuating system according to the invention, in addition to the electronically controlled arbitrary load and speed-dependent adjustment of the start of delivery of the injection pump, emergency operation is possible, which can be adjusted to a certain extent to the desired spray adjuster course.
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