WO2022030175A1 - 点火システム - Google Patents
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- This disclosure relates to an ignition system that ignites fuel in a combustion chamber.
- Some ignition systems have a bulkhead and a spark plug.
- the bulkhead divides the combustion chamber of the engine into a main chamber and a sub chamber.
- the partition wall is provided with a plurality of injection holes communicating from the main chamber to the sub chamber.
- the spark plug generates a discharge spark and ignites the fuel by applying a voltage to a predetermined discharge gap in the sub chamber.
- Patent Document 1 is a document showing such a technique.
- Such an ignition system normally executes pre-top dead center ignition control as a control for igniting before the compression top dead center, that is, within the compression stroke.
- pre-dead center ignition control the discharge spark generated in the sub chamber is extended by the tumble or swirl generated in the combustion chamber. The flame ignited by the extended discharge spark is vigorously ejected into the main chamber through the injection hole, so that the progress of combustion in the combustion chamber is promoted.
- the ignition system performs post-top dead center ignition control as a control to ignite before, but after, the compression top dead center, that is, within the expansion stroke. Specifically, for example, at the time of first idling for catalyst warm-up, ignition is performed as late as possible in order to efficiently transfer the heat generated by combustion to the catalyst in the exhaust passage. Therefore, ignition is performed after the compression top dead center.
- the present disclosure has been made in view of the above circumstances, and the main purpose of the ignition control after top dead center is to promptly propagate the flame into the main room.
- the ignition system of the present disclosure has a partition wall and a spark plug.
- the partition wall divides the combustion chamber of the engine into a main chamber and a sub chamber.
- the partition wall is provided with one or a plurality of injection holes communicating from the main chamber to the sub chamber.
- the spark plug generates a discharge spark and ignites the fuel by applying a voltage to the discharge gap between the first electrode and the second electrode.
- the first electrode is provided in the sub chamber.
- the second electrode is provided on the partition wall or at a portion electrically conductive with the partition wall.
- the timing at which the voltage starts to be applied to the discharge gap is defined as the ignition start timing
- the center of the opening on the sub-chamber side of the fountain is set as the center of the fountain
- the region within 3 mm from the center of the fountain in the sub-chamber Is the region near the injection hole.
- the ignition system executes post-top dead center ignition control as a control for igniting the ignition after the compression top dead center when the engine is in a predetermined operating condition.
- post-top dead center ignition control within 20 crank angles from the ignition start timing, ignition as a self-growing size flame nucleus in the region near the injection hole, in the injection hole, or in the main chamber. Place the source.
- the ignition source is arranged in the region near the injection hole, in the injection hole, or in the main chamber as early as within 20 crank angles from the ignition start timing.
- the ignition source is arranged in the region near the injection hole or in the injection hole, the flame grown from the ignition source is likely to be quickly ejected into the main chamber.
- the ignition source is arranged in the main room, the flame grown from the ignition source propagates to the main room as it is. Therefore, in the ignition control after top dead center, the flame can be quickly propagated into the main chamber.
- FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing the ignition system of the first embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing the sub-chamber and its surroundings.
- FIG. 3 is a graph showing the relationship between the distance of the ignition source from the center of the injection hole and the combustion stability index.
- FIG. 4 is a graph showing the growth of flame nuclei.
- FIG. 5 is a graph showing the transition of the pressure in the combustion chamber.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a flow of a manufacturing method of an ignition system.
- FIG. 7 is a graph showing the relationship between the injection hole distance and the injection hole ratio and the gap airflow.
- FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view showing a comparative example and the spark plug of the present embodiment and its surroundings.
- FIG. 9 is a time chart showing the progress of combustion in the comparative example and the present embodiment.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing the ignition start timings of the time charts shown in FIG. 9 aligned.
- FIG. 11 is a graph showing changes in the combustion ratio in the comparative example and the present embodiment.
- FIG. 12 is an enlarged graph of a part of FIG. 9.
- FIG. 13 is a graph showing changes in the gap flow velocity in the comparative example and the present embodiment.
- FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing an engine 90 equipped with the ignition system 70 of the present embodiment.
- the engine 90 is a 4-stroke engine in which one combustion cycle consists of four strokes (720 crank angles) of intake stroke ⁇ compression stroke ⁇ expansion stroke ⁇ exhaust stroke.
- compression top dead center Td the top dead center between the compression stroke and the expansion stroke among them.
- the engine 90 has a cylinder 10 and a head 20 attached to the top of the cylinder 10.
- the length direction of the center line X of the cylinder 10 will be described as the vertical direction according to the figure.
- the engine 90 and the ignition system 70 may be installed with the center line X slanted in the vertical direction, or the engine 90 and the ignition system 70 may be installed with the center line X horizontal.
- the engine 90 and the ignition system 70 can be installed in any direction.
- a piston 18 is installed in the cylinder 10.
- the piston 18 is connected to the crankshaft 11 via a link 12, and moves up and down according to the rotation of the crankshaft 11.
- the space surrounded by the upper surface of the piston 18, the inner peripheral surface of the cylinder 10, and the lower surface of the head 20 constitutes the combustion chamber 30.
- the head 20 is provided with an intake passage 21 for sucking gas into the combustion chamber 30 and an exhaust passage 29 for discharging the gas in the combustion chamber 30.
- An intake valve 24 is installed in the intake passage 21, and an exhaust valve 26 is installed in the exhaust passage 29.
- the intake valve 24 is driven by the intake cam 23, and the exhaust valve 26 is driven by the exhaust cam 27.
- the head 20 is provided with a fuel injection device 22 for injecting fuel into the intake passage 21.
- the ignition system 70 has a partition wall 34, a spark plug 40, and an ignition control unit 50.
- the ignition control unit 50 is a part of an ECU (electronic control unit) or the like, and controls the spark plug 40 based on information from a predetermined sensor or the like of the engine 90.
- the predetermined sensor include a crank angle sensor, a knock sensor, an intake pressure sensor, an exhaust pressure sensor, an internal pressure sensor, a catalyst temperature sensor, and the like.
- FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing the sub chamber 38 and its surroundings.
- the spark plug 40 has a first electrode 44 and an insulating insulator 41 provided on the outer peripheral side thereof.
- a partition wall 34 is attached to the lower end of the insulating insulator 41.
- the inside of the partition wall 34 constitutes the sub chamber 38, and the outside of the partition wall 34 constitutes the main chamber 31. That is, the partition wall 34 divides the combustion chamber 30 of the engine 90 into a main chamber 31 and a sub chamber 38.
- the partition wall 34 is provided with a plurality of injection holes 35 communicating from the main chamber 31 to the sub chamber 38.
- the partition wall 34 is made of a conductor and also serves as a second electrode 46 of the spark plug 40. Then, the spark plug 40 generates a discharge spark f and ignites the fuel by applying a voltage to the discharge gap 45 between the first electrode 44 and the second electrode 46.
- the spark plug 40 has a primary coil and a secondary coil. Then, by passing an electric current through the primary coil, magnetic energy is stored in the primary coil. Next, when the current is stopped, an electromotive voltage is generated in the secondary coil due to the magnetic energy stored in the primary coil. Due to the electromotive force, a voltage is applied to the discharge gap 45 to form a discharge spark f. Therefore, the timing for stopping the current flowing through the primary coil is the ignition start timing Ts as the timing for starting the ignition by starting to apply the voltage to the discharge gap 45.
- central injection hole 35c one of the plurality of injection holes 35 will be referred to as a "central injection hole 35c".
- the central injection hole 35c is provided on the center line X of the cylinder 10 and penetrates the partition wall 34 in the vertical direction.
- the lower end of the first electrode 44 is located just above the central injection hole 35c. That is, the lower portion of the first electrode 44 projects long downward from the lower end of the insulating insulator 41, and is closest to the central injection hole 35c among the plurality of injection holes 35.
- the gap between the lower end portion of the first electrode 44 and the upper end peripheral portion of the central injection hole 35c in the partition wall 34 constitutes the discharge gap 45.
- another injection hole 35 is provided around the central injection hole 35c in the partition wall 34.
- the cross-sectional area and shape of the central injection hole 35c and the other injection holes 35 may be the same or different.
- the ignition system 70 normally executes pre-top dead center ignition control as a control for igniting before the compression top dead center Td.
- pre-top dead center ignition control is executed as control for igniting after the compression top dead center Td.
- the airflow flowing through the discharge gap 45 will be referred to as a “gap airflow”.
- injection hole direction d1 the direction from the first electrode 44 toward the central injection hole 35c
- anti-injection hole direction d2 the opposite direction
- injection hole direction d1 is the downward direction
- anti-injection hole direction d2 is the upward direction.
- the direction including the injection hole direction d1 as a component is defined as the “injection hole direction d1 side”
- the direction including the anti-injection hole direction d2 in the component is defined as the “anti-injection hole direction d2 side”.
- the direction of the gap airflow changes from the counter-injection direction d2 side to the injection hole direction d1 side by the ignition start timing Ts. Therefore, at the ignition start timing Ts, the direction of the gap airflow is on the injection hole direction d1 side, and the discharge spark f extends toward the injection hole direction d1.
- the center of the opening of the central injection hole 35c on the side of the sub chamber 38 is referred to as the "injection center”, and the region within 3 mm from the injection hole center in the sub chamber 38 is referred to as the "injection vicinity region R".
- the ignition system 70 can self-grow in the region near the injection hole R, in the central injection hole 35c, or in the main chamber 31 at an early stage such as within 20 crank angles from the ignition start timing Ts. Place an ignition source as a flame core of various sizes.
- the inside of the injection hole vicinity region R, the inside of the central injection hole 35c, or the inside of the main chamber 31 is referred to as “inside the injection hole vicinity region R, etc.”.
- the self-growth size here refers to the size of the flame core in which the flame spreads without extinguishing the flame due to cold damage or a dilute mixture even if the voltage application to the discharge gap 45 is stopped. More specifically, the self-growing size flame nucleus is a flame nucleus having a diameter of about 0.5 to 1 mm or more.
- the configuration in which the ignition source is arranged in the region near the injection hole R at such an early stage is the injection hole distance D, which is the distance from the first electrode 44 to the central injection hole 35c, and the sub chamber 38, which is the volume of the auxiliary chamber 38. It is realized by setting the chamber volume V, the total injection hole area S which is the sum of the cross-sectional areas of all the injection holes 35 provided in the partition wall 34, the discharge voltage which is the voltage applied to the discharge gap 45, and the like. The details will be described below.
- the cross-sectional area of the injection hole 35 is not uniform, such as when the injection hole 35 is constricted, the cross-sectional area of the portion having the narrowest cross-sectional area is taken as the cross-sectional area of the injection hole 35.
- the injection hole distance D will be described.
- the growth is likely to occur in or near the region R near the injection hole. Therefore, the smaller the injection hole distance D, the easier it is to arrange the ignition source in the injection hole vicinity region R or the like at an early stage.
- the auxiliary chamber volume V the larger the volume, the faster the airflow passing through the central injection hole 35c in the ignition control after top dead center. This is because, if the flow rate of the gas flowing out from the sub chamber 38 to the main chamber 31 is the same, the larger the volume V of the sub chamber, the more difficult it is for the pressure drop in the sub chamber 38 to follow the pressure drop in the main chamber 31. As a result, the differential pressure between the sub chamber 38 and the main chamber 31 becomes large, and the airflow passing through the central injection hole 35c becomes faster.
- the smaller the total injection hole area S the faster the airflow passing through the central injection hole 35c in the ignition control after top dead center.
- the volume V of the sub-chamber is the same, the smaller the total injection hole area S, the smaller the flow rate of the gas flowing out from the sub-chamber 38 to the main chamber 31, and the pressure drop in the sub-chamber 38 causes the pressure drop in the main chamber 31. It becomes difficult to follow. As a result, the differential pressure between the sub chamber 38 and the main chamber 31 becomes large, and the airflow passing through the central injection hole 35c becomes faster.
- the flame nucleus is likely to grow at an early stage, and the growth is likely to occur in or near the injection hole region R or the like. Therefore, with respect to the sub-chamber volume V and the total fountain area S, the smaller the fountain ratio (S / V), which is the ratio of the total follicle area S to the sub-chamber volume V, the earlier the ignition source is located near the fountain. It becomes easy to arrange in the area R or the like.
- the discharge voltage As for the discharge voltage, the larger the discharge voltage, the easier it is for the flame nucleus to grow. Further, the larger the discharge voltage is, the more difficult it is to blow out, so that the discharge spark f can be easily extended to the inside or the vicinity of the injection hole vicinity region R by the air flow. Therefore, the larger the discharge voltage, the easier it is to arrange the ignition source in the region R in the vicinity of the injection hole at an early stage.
- the smaller the injection hole distance D and the injection hole ratio (S / V) and the larger the discharge voltage the easier it is to arrange the ignition source in the region near the injection hole R or the like at an early stage.
- the injection hole distance D or the injection hole ratio (S / V) is made too small or the discharge voltage is made too large, adverse effects may occur in other aspects. Therefore, by reducing the injection hole distance D and the injection hole ratio (S / V) and increasing the discharge voltage within the range in which these adverse effects can be suppressed, the ignition source can be placed in the vicinity of the injection hole at an early stage.
- the configuration to be arranged in the area R or the like is realized.
- the ignition source when the ignition source is arranged in the region R near the injection hole or in the injection hole 35, the flame grown from the ignition source is promptly ejected into the main chamber 31. Further, when the ignition source is arranged in the main chamber 31, the flame grown from the ignition source propagates in the main chamber 31 as it is. Therefore, in these cases, the flame can be quickly propagated into the main chamber 31.
- FIG. 3 is a graph showing the relationship between the distance from the center of the injection hole of the ignition source and the coefficient of variation.
- the combustion stability index is an index showing the degree from the least stable misfire to the most stable complete combustion, and the larger the value, the more unstable the combustion. As shown in this graph, the combustion stability index increases as the distance from the center of the injection hole of the ignition source increases, but the combustion stability index suddenly increases especially when the distance from the center of the injection hole is 3 mm or more. .. Therefore, in the present embodiment, as described above, the ignition source is arranged in the vicinity of the injection hole R, etc., with the area within 3 mm from the center of the injection hole as the area near the injection hole R.
- FIG. 4 is a graph showing the growth of flame nuclei.
- the growth of the flame nucleus is faster and the propagation of the flame is faster than in the case of the comparative embodiments i and ii.
- the flame nucleus grows to a predetermined ignition threshold as in the case of the present embodiment or the comparative embodiment i, it becomes self-growth and burns as it is.
- the flame nucleus does not grow to a predetermined ignition threshold as in the case of the comparative form ii, self-growth becomes impossible and the flame is extinguished.
- FIG. 5 is a graph showing the transition of the pressure in the combustion chamber.
- the pressure increases as the crank angle advances before the compression top dead center Td, and the pressure decreases as the crank angle advances from the compression top dead center Td.
- the pressure rises again when ignition is performed.
- the growth of the flame nucleus is faster and the propagation of the flame is faster than in the case of the comparative embodiment i, so that the pressure rises rapidly.
- the pressure does not increase.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a flow of a manufacturing method for manufacturing the ignition system 70. This manufacturing method has a setting step p1 and a manufacturing step p2.
- the injection hole ratio (S / V) is calculated, and the dimensions of the sub chamber 38 and the injection hole 35 are set based on the injection hole ratio (S / V) and the injection hole distance D.
- the details of the setting step p1 will be described later with reference to FIG. 7.
- the manufacturing process p2 the ignition system 70 is manufactured so as to have the dimensions set in the setting step p1.
- FIG. 7 is a graph showing the relationship between the injection hole distance and the injection hole ratio and the gap airflow, and the injection hole distance D is shown on the horizontal axis and the injection hole ratio (S / V) is shown on the vertical axis.
- the curve ⁇ shows the relationship between the injection hole ratio (S / V) and the injection hole distance D at which the gap airflow at the ignition start timing Ts in the ignition control after top dead center becomes 5 m / s on the injection hole direction d1 side. Is shown. Approximating this curve ⁇ with a mathematical formula gives the following mathematical formula A.
- V indicates the sub-chamber volume V [cc]
- S indicates the total injection hole area S [mm ⁇ 2]
- D indicates the injection hole distance D [mm].
- ⁇ indicates a power. That is, “ ⁇ 3” indicates the cube, and “ ⁇ 2" indicates the square.
- the gap airflow at the ignition start timing Ts in the ignition control after top dead center becomes smaller than 5 m / s on the d1 side in the injection hole direction.
- the gap airflow at the ignition start timing Ts in the ignition control after top dead center becomes larger than 5 m / s on the d1 side in the injection hole direction.
- the gap airflow at the ignition start timing Ts in the ignition control after top dead center is desired to be 5 m / s or more on the d1 side in the injection hole direction, it is within the region ⁇ including the curve ⁇ and the lower side thereof.
- Select the injection hole ratio (S / V) with. That is, the injection hole ratio (S / V) is selected so as to satisfy the following formula B in which " " in the formula A is replaced with " ⁇ ".
- the gap airflow at the ignition start timing Ts in the ignition control after top dead center is set to be 5 m / s or more on the d1 side in the injection hole direction.
- this curve ⁇ shifts when the environment changes. Specifically, for example, when the rotation speed of the engine 90 becomes high, the intake amount becomes large, or when the engine 90 having a larger compression ratio is adopted, the curve ⁇ shifts to the upper right side. do. On the other hand, when the rotation speed of the engine 90 becomes low, the intake amount becomes low, or when the engine 90 having a smaller compression ratio is adopted, the curve ⁇ shifts to the lower left side. Therefore, in those cases, the mathematical formula B may be corrected as appropriate.
- the opening ratio (S / V) is preferably 0.3 or more.
- the injection hole ratio (S / V) is selected so as to further satisfy the following formula C.
- each injection hole 35 is preferably 0.3 mm or more so that the flame passing through the injection hole 35 can be suppressed from being extinguished due to cold loss.
- the volume V of the sub chamber is preferably 0.2 cc or more so as to secure a jet amount (heat amount) sufficient to sufficiently promote flame propagation in the main chamber 31.
- the injection hole distance D also affects the size of the discharge gap 45, it is advisable to set it in consideration of power consumption and the extinction of the discharge spark f at the size of the discharge gap 45. Then, the cross-sectional area of the central injection hole 35c may be set in consideration of each influence on the discharge gap 45. Then, the injection hole ratio (S / V) may be adjusted by setting the cross-sectional area of the injection holes 35 other than the central injection hole 35c.
- the injection hole ratio (S / V) is set as described above. It should be noted that the setting other than the portion related to the injection hole ratio (S / V) may be set by a known method as before. Then, in the manufacturing process p2, the ignition system 70 is manufactured by manufacturing the ignition system 70 according to the dimensions set in the setting step p1.
- FIG. 8A is a cross-sectional view showing the ignition system 70 of Comparative Example 1.
- Comparative Example 1 is different from the present embodiment in that it does not have a partition wall 34 and the second electrode 46 (ground electrode) is provided separately from the partition wall 34.
- FIG. 8B is a cross-sectional view showing the ignition system 70 of Comparative Example 2.
- Comparative Example 2 has a partition wall 34, but does not have a central injection hole 35c, unlike Comparative Example 1.
- the first electrode 44 does not protrude downward as in the case of the present embodiment, and instead, the second electrode 46 (ground electrode) protrudes greatly from the partition wall 34 toward the first electrode 44 (center electrode). It differs in that. And, in this comparative example 2, the above formula B is not satisfied.
- the central injection hole 35c is not provided in Comparative Example 2 as described above, since the centers of gravity of the plurality of injection holes 35 closest to each other are below the discharge gap 45, the present embodiment is also described in Comparative Example 2.
- the downward direction is referred to as the injection hole direction d1
- the upward direction is referred to as the anti-injection hole direction d2.
- FIG. 8 (c) is a cross-sectional view showing the ignition system 70 of the first embodiment of the present embodiment
- FIG. 8 (d) is a cross-sectional view showing the ignition system 70 of the second embodiment of the present embodiment.
- the injection hole ratio (S / V) is smaller or the injection hole distance D is smaller than in the first aspect.
- the injection hole distance D is small. Therefore, in the second aspect, the gap airflow toward the injection hole direction d1 at the ignition start timing Ts in the ignition control after top dead center becomes larger in the second aspect than in the first aspect.
- the initial ignition source is formed in the sub chamber 38 or the central injection hole 35c, whereas in the second aspect, the initial ignition source is formed in the sub chamber 38 or in the sub chamber 38. It is formed not only in the central injection hole 35c but also in the main chamber 31.
- FIG. 9 is a time chart showing the progress of combustion in ignition control after top dead center in Comparative Examples 1 and 2 and Aspects 1 and 2.
- combustion proceeds in the order of spark stage s1 ⁇ main chamber ignition stage s2 ′ ⁇ main chamber propagation stage s5.
- the first of the spark stages s1 is the ignition start timing Ts, and the spark stage s1 is a stage in which the application of the voltage to the discharge gap 45 is started, but the flame nucleus is not yet formed in the combustion chamber 30.
- the main room ignition stage s2' is a stage in which the flame nucleus is growing to an ignition source capable of self-growth in the main room.
- the end of the main chamber ignition stage s2' indicates the main chamber ignition timing Tj as the timing at which the ignition source is formed in the main chamber 31.
- the main chamber propagation stage s5 is a stage in which the ignition source is propagating into the main chamber 31.
- the end of the main chamber propagation step s5 indicates a burnout timing Te in which 100% of the fuel is considered to have burned out.
- the combustion proceeds in the order of spark stage s1 ⁇ sub-chamber ignition stage s2 ⁇ sub-chamber propagation stage s3 ⁇ ejection stage s4 ⁇ main chamber propagation stage s5.
- the sub-chamber ignition stage s2 is a stage in which the flame nucleus is growing into an ignition source capable of self-growth in the sub-chamber.
- the end of the sub-chamber ignition step s2 indicates the sub-chamber ignition timing Ti as the timing at which the ignition source is formed in the sub-chamber 38.
- the sub-chamber propagation stage s3 is a stage in which the ignition source is propagating into the sub-chamber 38.
- the ejection stage s4 is a stage in which the flame in the sub chamber 38, that is, the ignition source is ejected from the ejection hole 35 into the main chamber 31.
- the main chamber ignition timing Tj as the timing at which the ignition source is arranged in the main chamber 31 is shown.
- the discharge spark f extends from the sub-chamber 38 to the main chamber 31 via the central injection hole 35c. Therefore, in addition to the ignition source being formed in the sub chamber 38 and the central injection hole 35c by the discharge spark f, the ignition source is also formed in the main chamber 31. Therefore, in the second aspect, as in the case of the first aspect, the sparks proceed in the order of the spark stage s1 ⁇ the sub-chamber ignition stage s2 ⁇ the sub-chamber propagation stage s3 ⁇ the ejection stage s4 ⁇ the main chamber propagation stage s5. The process also proceeds in the order of step s1 ⁇ main chamber ignition step s2 ′ ⁇ main chamber propagation step s5. As a result, the main chamber ignition timing Tj becomes even earlier than in the case of the first aspect.
- the burnout timing Te is required to be before the exhaust start timing To as the timing at which the exhaust valve 26 starts to open. This is to prevent unburned fuel from being discharged. Therefore, in any aspect, first, the burnout timing Te is set to come before the exhaust start timing To, and then the ignition start timing Ts is set so that the fuel actually burns out at the burnout timing Te. Set. That is, the ignition start timing Ts is set by back calculation from the burnout timing Te. Therefore, in each of Comparative Examples 1 and 2 and Aspects 1 and 2, the burnout timing Te is almost the same, but the ignition start timing Ts is different from each other.
- FIG. 10 is a graph showing the time charts of Comparative Examples 1 and 2 and Aspects 1 and 2 shown in FIG. 9 with the ignition start timing Ts aligned for convenience.
- the ignition source is arranged in the injection hole vicinity region R near the end of the sub-chamber propagation step s3.
- the vicinity of the end of the sub-chamber propagation step s3 in Comparative Example 2 is 20 crank angles or later from the ignition start timing Ts. Therefore, in Comparative Example 2, the ignition source is arranged in the region near the injection hole R after 20 crank angles from the ignition start timing Ts.
- the ignition timing Tj in the main chamber is delayed, and the progress of combustion is slower than in Comparative Example 1 in which the sub chamber 38 is absent.
- the timing at which the ignition source is arranged in the region near the injection hole R is the first half of the sub-chamber propagation step s3 or the like. ..
- the first half of the sub-chamber propagation step s3 in the first aspect is within 20 crank angles from the ignition start timing Ts. Therefore, in this aspect 1, the ignition source is arranged in the region near the injection hole R within 20 crank angles from the ignition start timing Ts. As a result, the delay in the ignition timing Tj of the main chamber becomes smaller than that of Comparative Example 1, and finally, the progress of combustion becomes faster than that of Comparative Example 1 without the sub chamber 38.
- the timing at which the ignition source is formed by the discharge spark f in the main chamber 31 is the main chamber ignition timing Tj at the end of the main chamber ignition step s2'.
- the main chamber ignition timing Tj in the second aspect is within 20 crank angles from the ignition start timing Ts. Therefore, in this aspect 2, the ignition source is arranged in the main chamber 31 within 20 crank angles from the ignition start timing Ts. As a result, the progress of combustion becomes even faster than in embodiment 1.
- FIG. 11 is a graph showing changes in the combustion ratio in each of Comparative Examples 1 and 2 and Phase 1. As described above, in Comparative Example 2, the progress of the combustion ratio is rather slower than that of Comparative Example 1 without the auxiliary chamber 38, whereas in the aspect 1, the progress of the combustion ratio is faster than that of Comparative Example 1.
- FIG. 12 is an enlarged graph of a part of FIG. 9.
- FIG. 13 is a graph showing the transition of the gap airflow in Comparative Example 2 and Aspects 1 and 2 during the period shown in FIG.
- the direction of the gap airflow is still on the anti-injection direction d2 side at the ignition start timing Ts in the ignition control after top dead center. This is because, in the back of the sub chamber 38, the gap airflow is directed to the anti-injection direction d2 side due to inertia or the like for a while even after the compression top dead center Td has passed. After that, once the strength of the gap airflow becomes zero, the direction of the gap airflow changes to the injection hole direction d1 side. Therefore, the airflow at this time is extremely weak, and the discharge spark f does not extend efficiently, so that it cannot be ignited efficiently.
- the direction of the gap airflow is already from the anti-dead center direction d2 side to the injection hole direction before the ignition start timing Ts in the ignition control after top dead center. It has turned to the d1 side.
- a certain amount of strong airflow specifically, an airflow of 5 m / s or more is generated toward the d1 side in the injection hole direction. Therefore, the discharge spark f tends to extend in the injection hole direction d1. Therefore, in addition to the fact that the flame nucleus is likely to grow, the growth is likely to occur in or near the region R near the injection hole. Therefore, also in this respect, in the first and second aspects of the present embodiment, it is easy to arrange the ignition source in the region R in the vicinity of the injection hole at an early stage.
- the burnout timing Te is required to be earlier than the exhaust start timing To. Therefore, due to this limitation, in Comparative Examples 1 and 2, which are the time from the ignition start timing Ts to the burnout timing Te, the ignition start timing Ts is set so much even during the first idling when the combustion timing is desired to be delayed as much as possible. Cannot be set on the retard side. Therefore, the combustion center of gravity Tc as the timing at which 50% of the fuel burns out cannot be set on the retard side so much, and the catalyst warm-up cannot be performed so efficiently in the first idling.
- the combustion time which is the time from the ignition start timing Ts to the burnout timing Te, can be shortened as compared with the comparative examples 1 and 2, so that the ignition start timing Ts is set to the retard side. Can be set. Therefore, the combustion center of gravity Tc can be set to the retard side, and the catalyst warm-up can be efficiently performed in the first idling. Therefore, it leads to shortening of the first idling time, which in turn leads to improvement of fuel efficiency and reduction of emissions.
- the ignition source is arranged in the region near the injection hole R, the central injection hole 35c, or the main chamber 31 shown in FIG. 2 at an early stage such as within 20 crank angles from the ignition start timing Ts.
- the ignition source is arranged in the region near the injection hole R or in the central injection hole 35c, the flame grown from the ignition source can be quickly ejected from the central injection hole 35c into the main chamber 31.
- the ignition source is arranged in the main chamber 31, the flame grown from the ignition source propagates in the main chamber 31 as it is. Therefore, in the ignition control after top dead center, the flame can be quickly propagated into the main chamber 31.
- the discharge spark f is extended into the main chamber 31.
- the ignition source is arranged in the main chamber 31 at an early stage within 20 crank angles from the ignition start timing.
- the flame grown from the ignition source propagates into the main chamber 31 as it is. Therefore, according to the above aspect 2, the flame can be propagated into the main chamber 31 more quickly.
- the dimensions of the sub-chamber 38 and the injection hole 35 are set so that the injection hole ratio (S / V) falls within the region ⁇ shown in FIG. 7, that is, so as to satisfy the above formula B.
- this region ⁇ is a region in which the gap airflow at the ignition start timing Ts in the ignition control after top dead center is 5 m / s or more on the d1 side in the injection hole direction. Then, when the gap airflow becomes 5 m / s or more on the d1 side in the direction of the injection hole, it becomes easy to arrange the ignition source in the region near the injection hole R or the like at an early stage as described above.
- this region ⁇ changes slightly depending on the environment and the like, when the ignition control after the top dead center is executed at a generally general rotation speed, intake amount, compression ratio, etc., the ignition start timing Ts It can be expected that a good gap airflow can be obtained. Therefore, by setting the injection hole ratio (S / V) so as to be within the region ⁇ in this way, it becomes easy to realize a configuration in which the ignition source is arranged in the injection hole vicinity region R or the like at an early stage.
- the direction of the gap airflow changes from the counter-injection direction d2 side to the injection hole direction d1 side by the ignition start timing Ts in the ignition control after top dead center. Therefore, at the ignition start timing Ts in the ignition control after top dead center, the direction of the gap airflow is on the injection hole direction d1 side. Therefore, the discharge spark f can be efficiently extended toward the injection hole direction d1. Therefore, also in this respect, it becomes easy to arrange the ignition source in the region R in the vicinity of the injection hole at an early stage.
- the partition wall 34 is provided with a plurality of injection holes 35, but the injection hole 35 may be only one of the central injection holes 35c.
- the first electrode 44 is closest to the central injection hole 35c, but is closest to the other injection hole 35, and the discharge spark f is directed toward the other injection hole 35.
- the partition wall 34 also serves as the second electrode 46, and the partition wall 34 is electrically connected to the head 20 by being attached to the head 20, but a protrusion or the like provided on the partition wall 34 or the like.
- the portion electrically conductive with the partition wall 34 may constitute the second electrode 46.
- a second electrode 46 that is electrically conductive with the head 20 may be configured as a member separate from the partition wall 34.
- the partition wall 34 is attached to the insulating insulator 41 of the spark plug 40.
- the partition wall 34 is provided on the head 20, and the spark plug 40 may be attached so as to engage the insulating insulator 41 with the partition wall 34 of the head 20.
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図1は、本実施形態の点火システム70が搭載されたエンジン90を示す断面図である。エンジン90は、一燃焼サイクルが吸気行程→圧縮行程→膨張行程→排気行程の4行程(720クランクアングル)からなる4ストロークエンジンである。以下では、それらのうちの圧縮行程と膨張行程との間の上死点を、「圧縮上死点Td」という。エンジン90は、シリンダ10と、その上部に取り付けられているヘッド20とを有する。
この数式Aにおいて、「V」は副室体積V[cc]を示し、「S」は総噴孔面積S[mm^2]を示し、「D」は噴孔距離D[mm]を示している。そして「^」は累乗を示している。すなわち「^3」は3乗を示し、「^2」は2乗を示している。
これにより、上死点後点火制御での点火開始タイミングTsにおけるギャップ気流が、噴孔方向d1側に5m/s以上になるように設定される。
より詳細には、各噴孔35の直径は、噴孔35を通過する火炎が冷損により消炎するのを抑制できるように、0.3mm以上であることが好ましい。また、副室体積Vについては、主室31内での火炎伝播を充分に促進できるだけの噴出量(熱量)を確保できるように、0.2cc以上であることが好ましい。
以上に示した実施形態は、次のように変更して実施してもよい。例えば、第1実施形態では、隔壁34に複数の噴孔35が設けられているが、噴孔35は中央噴孔35cの1つのみであってもよい。また例えば、第1実施形態では、第1電極44が中央噴孔35cに最も近接しているが、他の噴孔35に最も近接しており、放電火花fが当該他の噴孔35に向けて伸長するようにしてもよい。また例えば、第1実施形態では、隔壁34が第2電極46を兼ねており隔壁34はヘッド20に取り付けられることでヘッド20と電気的に導通しているが、隔壁34に設けられた突起等の、隔壁34と電気的に導通した部位が第2電極46を構成していてもよい。また隔壁34とは別部材で、ヘッド20と電気的に導通する第2電極46を構成していてもよい。
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- エンジン(90)の燃焼室(30)を主室(31)と副室(38)とに区分けしており、前記主室から前記副室にまで連通する噴孔(35)が一又は複数設けられている隔壁(34)と、
第1電極(44)と第2電極(46)との間の放電ギャップ(45)に電圧を印加することにより、放電火花(f)を発生させて燃料に点火する点火プラグ(40)と、を有し、
前記第1電極は、前記副室内に設けられており、前記第2電極は、前記隔壁に又は前記隔壁と電気的に導通した部位に設けられており、
前記放電ギャップに電圧を印加し始めるタイミングを点火開始タイミング(Ts)とし、前記噴孔の前記副室側の開口の中心を噴孔中心とし、前記副室内における前記噴孔中心から3mm以内の領域を噴孔近傍領域(R)として、
前記エンジンが所定の運転状況の時には、圧縮上死点(Td)よりも後に前記点火を行う制御としての上死点後点火制御を実行し、
前記上死点後点火制御では、前記点火開始タイミングから20クランクアングル以内において、前記噴孔近傍領域内、前記噴孔内又は前記主室内に、自己成長可能な大きさの火炎核としての着火源を配置する、点火システム。 - 前記上死点後点火制御では、前記放電火花を前記主室内にまで伸長させて、前記点火開始タイミングから20クランクアングル以内において、前記主室内に前記着火源を配置する、請求項1に記載の点火システム。
- 前記上死点後点火制御における前記放電火花の発生期間に、前記放電ギャップに流速5m/s以上の気流が流れるように構成されている、請求項1又は2に記載の点火システム。
- 前記副室の体積を「V」ccとし、前記隔壁に設けられている全ての前記噴孔の断面積の和を「S」mm^2とし、
一又は複数の前記噴孔のうち前記放電ギャップに最も近接する噴孔を近接噴孔(35c)とし、前記第1電極から前記近接噴孔までの距離を「D」mmとして、
S/V ≦ -0.025D^3 + 0.34D^2 - 1.4D + 2.1
を満たすように構成されている、請求項1~3のいずれか1項に記載の点火システム。 - 前記副室の体積を「V」ccとし、前記隔壁に設けられている全ての前記噴孔の断面積の和を「S」mm^2として、
0.3 ≦ S/V ≦ 2.1
を満たすように構成されている、請求項1~4のいずれか1項に記載の点火システム。 - 一又は複数の前記噴孔のうち前記第1電極に最も近い前記噴孔を近接噴孔(35s)とし、前記第1電極から前記近接噴孔に向かう方向を噴孔方向(d1)とし、その反対方向を反噴孔方向(d2)とし、前記噴孔方向を成分に含む方向を噴孔方向側とし、前記反噴孔方向を成分に含む方向を反噴孔方向側とし、前記放電ギャップに流れる気流をギャップ気流として、
前記上死点後点火制御における前記点火開始タイミングまでに、前記ギャップ気流の方向が、前記反噴孔方向側から前記噴孔方向側に転じることにより、前記点火開始タイミングには、前記ギャップ気流の方向が前記噴孔方向側になるように構成されている、請求項1~5のいずれか1項に記載の点火システム。
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