EP0528150A1 - System and method for feeding fuel to a fine-particle-mixed fuel burning diesel engine - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F02M—SUPPLYING COMBUSTION ENGINES IN GENERAL WITH COMBUSTIBLE MIXTURES OR CONSTITUENTS THEREOF
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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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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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- the present invention relates to a system and a method for feeding fuel to a diesel engine which make use of fuel oil containing fine particles of solid fuel such as pulverized coal or the like.
- fuel oil is fed from a fuel tank 101 through a fuel feed pump 102 to a fuel injection pump 103, then it is introduced into a fuel valve 108 as high-pressure fuel, and it is injected from a nozzle hole 109 into a combustion chamber of the engine, but in the case where in place of fuel for use in a diesel engine, mixed fuel consisting of pulverized coal and water or fuel oil is pressurized to a high pressure and injected to be burnt, seizure of a plunger would occur due to solid material of the mixed fuel within a plunger chamber and continued operations of the engine could not be effected.
- reference numeral 104 designates a plunger accommodated within a barrel 105 of a fuel injection pump 103
- numeral 106 designates a delivery valve of the fuel injection pump 103
- numeral 107 designates a feed pipe of fuel
- numeral 110 designates a needle valve of the fuel injection valve 108
- numeral 111 designates an oil reservoir provided on the upstream side of the needle valve 110 within the fuel injection valve 108
- numeral 112 designates a spring for biasing the needle valve 110.
- a fuel feed system for a fine-particle-mixed fuel burning diesel engine in which fuel oil containing fine particles of solid fuel is employed for a diesel engine to be burnt, which comprises an injection valve (9) including a needle valve (11) for opening and closing a path between an oil reservoir (12) and a nozzle hole (10), a fuel feed pipe (15) between the oil reservoir (12) of the injection valve and a fuel tank (19) for fuel containing fine particles, a control valve (16) for controlling the amount of fuel flowing through the fuel feed pipe (15) a check valve (13) provided within the injection valve (9) to allow only the flow of fuel flowing from the control valve (16) towards the oil reservoir (12), a high-pressure pump (3) for pressurizing oil within an oil tank (1) and feeding it to the injection valve (9), a pressure wave propagation pipe (8) connecting between a delivery port of the high-pressure pump (3) and the oil reservoir (12) in the injection valve (9), a circulation valve (21) for opening and closing the pressure wave propagation pipe (8), and
- the above-feature fuel feed system for a fine-particle-mixed fuel burning diesel engine which comprises a control rack detector (23) for detecting a position of a control rack (24) which controls a delivery amount of the high-pressure pump (3) and for inputting a detection signal to the control device (20).
- a method for feeding fuel to a fine-particle-mixed fuel burning diesel engine in which fuel oil containing fine particles of solid fuel is employed for a diesel engine to be burnt, which comprises steps of feeding fuel containing fine particles of solid fuel within a fuel tank (19) to an oil reservoir (12) within an injection valve from the side of a needle valve seat of the injection valve through a check valve (13) by means of a pump (18), pressurizing the fuel within the oil reservoir by high-pressure oil which has been pressurized by a high-pressure pump (3) and which has passed through a pressure wave propagation pipe (8), and injecting the fuel through a nozzle hole (10) of the injection valve.
- the last-featured method for feeding fuel to a fine-particle-mixed fuel burning diesel engine which comprises the steps of inputting a signal issued from a control rack detector (23) provided to detect a position of a control rack (24) for controlling a delivery amount of the high-pressure pump (3) to a control device (20), controlling a sending amount of fuel containing fine particles of solid fuel sent out from the pump (18) so as to meet with the delivery amount of the high-pressure pump (3) by controlling a control valve (16) by means of the control device (20), and sending the fuel containing particles of solid fuel into the oil reservoir (12) within the injection valve through the check valve (13).
- fuel containing fine particles of the amount controlled by the control valve which is in turn controlled by the control device, is sent from the fuel tank through the fuel feed pipe to the oil reservoir in the fuel injection valve.
- the oil within the oil tank is pressurized by the high-pressure pump, and a pressure wave of the oil is transmitted to the above-mentioned oil reservoir through the pressure wave propagation pipe, and the above-mentioned fuel containing fine particles which is present within the oil reservoir is injected through the nozzle hole of the injection valve.
- the oil sent to the injection valve through the circulation valve controlled by the control device is returned to the oil tank, and so, deterioration of the oil can be precluded.
- fuel containing fine particles is never fed to the high-pressure pump, hence seizure of the plunger of the same pump does not occur, and also, only the fuel containing fine particles is injected through the nozzle hole of the injection valve.
- a detection signal issued from the control rack detector for detecting a position of the control rack which controls a delivery amount of the high-pressure pump is input to the control device, and the amount of fuel containing fine particles to be fed to the oil reservoir is controlled on the basis of the amount of oil delivered from the high-pressure pump by the control device, only the same fuel containing fine particles is surely injected through the nozzle hole of the injection valve, and the oil propagating the pressure wave can be prevented from being injected through the nozzle hole.
- reference numeral 1 designates an oil tank which accommodates oil for propagating a pressure wave to a fuel valve
- numeral 2 designates an oil feed pump
- numeral 3 designates a high-pressure injection pump
- numeral 4 designates a plunger
- numeral 5 designates a barrel
- numeral 6 designates a delivery valve
- numeral 7 designates a pressure-regulating check valve
- numeral 8 designates a pressure wave propagation pipe
- numeral 9 designates a fuel injection valve
- numeral 10 designates a nozzle hole
- numeral 11 designates a needle valve
- numeral 12 designates an oil reservoir section
- numeral 13 designates a check valve
- numeral 14 designates a spring
- numeral 15 designates a feed pipe
- numeral 16 designates a control valve
- numeral 17 designates a fuel feed pipe
- numeral 18 designates a fuel feed pipe
- numeral 19 designates a fuel tank for fuel containing fine particles of coal
- numeral 20 designates a control
- Fuel containing fine particles of coal is fed by the fuel feed pump 18 from the fuel tank 19 through the fuel feed pipe 17 and enters the control valve 16, and during a pause period of fuel injection and after circulation of the oil in the pressure propagation pipe 8 has finished, a predetermined amount of fuel containing fine particles of coal is sent into the fuel injection valve 9 through the feed pipe 15.
- the circulation valve 21 is opened via the drive motor 21' as controlled by the control device 20, thereby the oil for use in pressure wave propagation is circulated via the circulation pipe 22 to the oil tank 1, and so, deterioration of the oil can be prevented.
- fuel containing fine particles of solid fuel can be injected at a high pressure from an injection valve into a combustion chamber without introducing such fine-particle-mixed fuel into a barrel (plunger chamber) in a high-pressure pump.
- seizure of a high-pressure pump plunger caused by fine particles of solid fuel having a high hardness can be precluded, and in addition, since provision is made such that the oil for propagating a pressure wave from a high-pressure pump is also circulated, the fault in propagation of a hydraulic pressure due to deterioration of oil can be also eliminated.
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- The present invention relates to a system and a method for feeding fuel to a diesel engine which make use of fuel oil containing fine particles of solid fuel such as pulverized coal or the like.
- In a conventional diesel engine, as shown in Fig. 2 fuel oil is fed from a
fuel tank 101 through afuel feed pump 102 to afuel injection pump 103, then it is introduced into afuel valve 108 as high-pressure fuel, and it is injected from anozzle hole 109 into a combustion chamber of the engine, but in the case where in place of fuel for use in a diesel engine, mixed fuel consisting of pulverized coal and water or fuel oil is pressurized to a high pressure and injected to be burnt, seizure of a plunger would occur due to solid material of the mixed fuel within a plunger chamber and continued operations of the engine could not be effected. - It is to be noted that in Fig. 2,
reference numeral 104 designates a plunger accommodated within abarrel 105 of afuel injection pump 103,numeral 106 designates a delivery valve of thefuel injection pump 103,numeral 107 designates a feed pipe of fuel,numeral 110 designates a needle valve of thefuel injection valve 108, numeral 111 designates an oil reservoir provided on the upstream side of theneedle valve 110 within thefuel injection valve 108, andnumeral 112 designates a spring for biasing theneedle valve 110. - Inherently, in a high-pressure fuel injection pump, fuel having solid material contained therein filtered out is employed, and it is improper in view of the mechanism of fuel injection to directly feed mixed fuel consisting of solid material of pulverized coal and fuel oil in itself to a fuel injection pump, because of occurrence of seizure of a plunger.
- It is therefore one object of the present invention to provide a system and a method for feeding fuel to a fine-particle-mixed fuel burning diesel engine, which obviate the above-described shortcoming of those in the prior art that seizure of a pump plunger would occur, and which can achieve good operations even if mixed fuel consisting of fine particles of solid fuel and fuel oil is employed.
- According to one feature of the present invention, there is provided a fuel feed system for a fine-particle-mixed fuel burning diesel engine, in which fuel oil containing fine particles of solid fuel is employed for a diesel engine to be burnt, which comprises an injection valve (9) including a needle valve (11) for opening and closing a path between an oil reservoir (12) and a nozzle hole (10), a fuel feed pipe (15) between the oil reservoir (12) of the injection valve and a fuel tank (19) for fuel containing fine particles, a control valve (16) for controlling the amount of fuel flowing through the fuel feed pipe (15) a check valve (13) provided within the injection valve (9) to allow only the flow of fuel flowing from the control valve (16) towards the oil reservoir (12), a high-pressure pump (3) for pressurizing oil within an oil tank (1) and feeding it to the injection valve (9), a pressure wave propagation pipe (8) connecting between a delivery port of the high-pressure pump (3) and the oil reservoir (12) in the injection valve (9), a circulation valve (21) for opening and closing the pressure wave propagation pipe (8), and a control device (20) for controlling opening and closing of the circulation valve and the control valve (16).
- According to another feature of the present invention, there is provided the above-feature fuel feed system for a fine-particle-mixed fuel burning diesel engine, which comprises a control rack detector (23) for detecting a position of a control rack (24) which controls a delivery amount of the high-pressure pump (3) and for inputting a detection signal to the control device (20).
- According to yet another feature of the present invention, there is provided a method for feeding fuel to a fine-particle-mixed fuel burning diesel engine, in which fuel oil containing fine particles of solid fuel is employed for a diesel engine to be burnt, which comprises steps of feeding fuel containing fine particles of solid fuel within a fuel tank (19) to an oil reservoir (12) within an injection valve from the side of a needle valve seat of the injection valve through a check valve (13) by means of a pump (18), pressurizing the fuel within the oil reservoir by high-pressure oil which has been pressurized by a high-pressure pump (3) and which has passed through a pressure wave propagation pipe (8), and injecting the fuel through a nozzle hole (10) of the injection valve.
- According to still another feature of the present invention, there is provided the last-featured method for feeding fuel to a fine-particle-mixed fuel burning diesel engine, which comprises the steps of inputting a signal issued from a control rack detector (23) provided to detect a position of a control rack (24) for controlling a delivery amount of the high-pressure pump (3) to a control device (20), controlling a sending amount of fuel containing fine particles of solid fuel sent out from the pump (18) so as to meet with the delivery amount of the high-pressure pump (3) by controlling a control valve (16) by means of the control device (20), and sending the fuel containing particles of solid fuel into the oil reservoir (12) within the injection valve through the check valve (13).
- According to the present invention provided with the above-described features, fuel containing fine particles of the amount controlled by the control valve which is in turn controlled by the control device, is sent from the fuel tank through the fuel feed pipe to the oil reservoir in the fuel injection valve. On the other hand, the oil within the oil tank is pressurized by the high-pressure pump, and a pressure wave of the oil is transmitted to the above-mentioned oil reservoir through the pressure wave propagation pipe, and the above-mentioned fuel containing fine particles which is present within the oil reservoir is injected through the nozzle hole of the injection valve. When this injection has finished, the oil sent to the injection valve through the circulation valve controlled by the control device is returned to the oil tank, and so, deterioration of the oil can be precluded. In this way, fuel containing fine particles is never fed to the high-pressure pump, hence seizure of the plunger of the same pump does not occur, and also, only the fuel containing fine particles is injected through the nozzle hole of the injection valve.
- In addition, according to the present invention, owing to the additional feature that a detection signal issued from the control rack detector for detecting a position of the control rack which controls a delivery amount of the high-pressure pump is input to the control device, and the amount of fuel containing fine particles to be fed to the oil reservoir is controlled on the basis of the amount of oil delivered from the high-pressure pump by the control device, only the same fuel containing fine particles is surely injected through the nozzle hole of the injection valve, and the oil propagating the pressure wave can be prevented from being injected through the nozzle hole.
- The above-mentioned and other objects, features and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent by reference to the following description of preferred embodiments of the invention taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
- In the accompanying drawings:
- Fig. 1 is a schematic view showing one preferred embodiment of the present invention; and
- Fig. 2 is a schematic view showing one example of a fuel injection system for a diesel engine in the prior art.
- Now one preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to Fig. 1. In this figure, reference numeral 1 designates an oil tank which accommodates oil for propagating a pressure wave to a fuel valve,
numeral 2 designates an oil feed pump,numeral 3 designates a high-pressure injection pump,numeral 4 designates a plunger, numeral 5 designates a barrel, numeral 6 designates a delivery valve,numeral 7 designates a pressure-regulating check valve,numeral 8 designates a pressure wave propagation pipe,numeral 9 designates a fuel injection valve,numeral 10 designates a nozzle hole, numeral 11 designates a needle valve,numeral 12 designates an oil reservoir section,numeral 13 designates a check valve,numeral 14 designates a spring,numeral 15 designates a feed pipe,numeral 16 designates a control valve,numeral 17 designates a fuel feed pipe,numeral 18 designates a fuel feed pipe,numeral 19 designates a fuel tank for fuel containing fine particles of coal,numeral 20 designates a control device,numeral 21 designates a circulation valve, numeral 21' designates a drive motor controlled by thecontrol device 20,numeral 22 designates a circulation pipe, andnumeral 23 designates a control rack detector for detecting a position of acontrol rack 24 which controls a delivery amount of the high-pressure injection pump. - Fuel containing fine particles of coal is fed by the
fuel feed pump 18 from thefuel tank 19 through thefuel feed pipe 17 and enters thecontrol valve 16, and during a pause period of fuel injection and after circulation of the oil in thepressure propagation pipe 8 has finished, a predetermined amount of fuel containing fine particles of coal is sent into thefuel injection valve 9 through thefeed pipe 15. At this time, representing a valve-opening pressure of the pressure-regulatingcheck valve 7 in the high-pressure injection pump 3 by PR, a valve-opening pressure of thecheck valve 13 by PP and a valve-opening pressure of the needle valve 11 by PN, and if these values are preset so as to fulfil the relations of PN > PP > PR, the fuel fed from thefuel tank 19 would pass through thecheck valve 13 and would flow into theoil reservoir section 12 in thefuel injection valve 9. Consequently, the oil for use in propagation of a pressure which was present in this oil reservoir section, is pushed back towards the high-pressure injection pump 3 through the pressurewave propagation pipe 8, and flows inversely into the barrel (plunger chamber) 5 by forcibly opening the pressure-regulatingcheck valve 7. - In addition, by detecting a position of the
control rack 24 for controlling a delivery amount of high-pressure oil by means of thecontrol rack detector 23 and inputting the detection signal to thecontrol device 20 for controlling an opening/closing timing period of thecontrol valve 16, an appropriate amount of fuel containing fine particles of coal is filled in theoil reservoir section 12. - Under the above-mentioned condition, when the
plunger 4 in the high-pressure fuel pump 3 rises to push up the delivery valve 6 and oil feed starts, the oil for propagating a pressure wave is sent through the pressure,wave propagation pipe 8 to the side of thefuel injection valve 9, the pressure in theoil reservoir section 12 rises higher than the pressure PN, hence the needle valve 11 opens against the resilient biasing force of thespring 14, and injection through thenozzle hole 10 commences. - At this time, fuel of the amount corresponding to the position of the control rack of the high-pressure injection pump has been preliminarily fed into the oil reservoir section, the oil for use in pressure wave propagation is not injected. Also, since the
check valve 13 is closed, even if a high pressure is applied the fuel does not flow inversely towards the fuel tank. - After finishment of the fuel injection, the
circulation valve 21 is opened via the drive motor 21' as controlled by thecontrol device 20, thereby the oil for use in pressure wave propagation is circulated via thecirculation pipe 22 to the oil tank 1, and so, deterioration of the oil can be prevented. - As will be apparent from the description of the preferred embodiment above, according to the present invention, owing to the above-mentioned structural feature, fuel containing fine particles of solid fuel can be injected at a high pressure from an injection valve into a combustion chamber without introducing such fine-particle-mixed fuel into a barrel (plunger chamber) in a high-pressure pump.
- Accordingly, seizure of a high-pressure pump plunger caused by fine particles of solid fuel having a high hardness can be precluded, and in addition, since provision is made such that the oil for propagating a pressure wave from a high-pressure pump is also circulated, the fault in propagation of a hydraulic pressure due to deterioration of oil can be also eliminated.
- While a principle of the present invention has been described above in connection to one preferred embodiment of the invention, it is intended that all matter contained in the above description and illustrated in the accompanying drawings shall be interpreted to be illustrative and not as a limitation to the scope of the present invention.
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- A fuel feed system for a fine-particle-mixed fuel burning diesel engine, in which fuel oil containing fine particles of solid fuel is employed for a diesel engine to be burnt; characterized in that said system comprises an injection valve (9) including a needle valve (11) for opening and closing a path between an oil reservoir (12) and a nozzle hole (10), a fuel feed pipe (15) between the oil reservoir (12) of said injection valve and a fuel tank (19) for fuel containing fine particles, a control valve (16) for controlling the amount of fuel flowing through said fuel feed pipe (15), a check valve (13) provided within said injection valve (9) to allow only the flow of fuel flowing from the control valve (16) towards the oil reservoir (12), a high-pressure pump (3) for pressurizing oil within an oil tank (1) and feeding it to the injection valve (9), a pressure wave propagation pipe (8) connecting between a delivery port of said high-pressure pump (3) and the oil reservoir (12) in the injection valve (9), a circulation valve (21) for opening and closing said pressure wave propagation pipe (8), and a control device (20) for controlling opening and closing of said circulation valve (21) and said control valve (16).
- A fuel feed system for a fine-particle-mixed fuel burning diesel engine as claimed in Claim 1; characterized in that said system comprises a control rack detector (23) for detecting a position of a control rack (24) which Controls a delivery amount of said high-pressure pump (3) and for inputting a detection signal to said control device (20).
- A method for feeding fuel to a fine-particle-mixed fuel burning diesel engine, in which fuel oil containing fine particles of solid fuel is employed for a diesel engine to be burnt; characterized by steps of feeding fuel containing fine particles of solid fuel within a fuel tank (19) to an oil reservoir (12) within an injection valve from the side of a needle valve seat of said injection valve through a check valve (13) by means of a pump (18), pressurizing the fuel within said oil reservoir by high-pressure oil which has been pressurized by a high-pressure pump (3) and which has passed through, a pressure wave propagation pipe (8), and injecting the fuel through a nozzle hole (10) of the injection valve.
- A method for feeding fuel to a fine-particle-mixed fuel burning diesel engine as claimed in Claim 3; characterized by steps of inputting a signal issued from a control rack detector (23) provided to detect a position of a control rack (24) for controlling a delivery amount of the high-pressure pump (3) to a control device (20), controlling a sending amount of fuel containing fine particles of solid fuel sent out from said pump (18) so as to meet with the delivery amount of said high-pressure pump (3) by controlling a control valve (16) by means of said control device (20), and sending said fuel containing fine particles of solid fuel into the oil reservoir (12) within the injection valve through the check valve (13).
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