EP1399667A1 - Fuel injection device for an internal combustion engine - Google Patents
Fuel injection device for an internal combustion engineInfo
- Publication number
- EP1399667A1 EP1399667A1 EP02740253A EP02740253A EP1399667A1 EP 1399667 A1 EP1399667 A1 EP 1399667A1 EP 02740253 A EP02740253 A EP 02740253A EP 02740253 A EP02740253 A EP 02740253A EP 1399667 A1 EP1399667 A1 EP 1399667A1
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- Prior art keywords
- magnet armature
- fuel injection
- capsule
- injection device
- magnet
- Prior art date
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Classifications
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
- F02M—SUPPLYING COMBUSTION ENGINES IN GENERAL WITH COMBUSTIBLE MIXTURES OR CONSTITUENTS THEREOF
- F02M59/00—Pumps specially adapted for fuel-injection and not provided for in groups F02M39/00 -F02M57/00, e.g. rotary cylinder-block type of pumps
- F02M59/44—Details, components parts, or accessories not provided for in, or of interest apart from, the apparatus of groups F02M59/02 - F02M59/42; Pumps having transducers, e.g. to measure displacement of pump rack or piston
- F02M59/46—Valves
- F02M59/466—Electrically operated valves, e.g. using electromagnetic or piezoelectric operating means
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
- F02M—SUPPLYING COMBUSTION ENGINES IN GENERAL WITH COMBUSTIBLE MIXTURES OR CONSTITUENTS THEREOF
- F02M57/00—Fuel-injectors combined or associated with other devices
- F02M57/02—Injectors structurally combined with fuel-injection pumps
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
- F02M—SUPPLYING COMBUSTION ENGINES IN GENERAL WITH COMBUSTIBLE MIXTURES OR CONSTITUENTS THEREOF
- F02M59/00—Pumps specially adapted for fuel-injection and not provided for in groups F02M39/00 -F02M57/00, e.g. rotary cylinder-block type of pumps
- F02M59/20—Varying fuel delivery in quantity or timing
- F02M59/36—Varying fuel delivery in quantity or timing by variably-timed valves controlling fuel passages to pumping elements or overflow passages
- F02M59/366—Valves being actuated electrically
Definitions
- the invention is based on one
- Fuel injection device for an internal combustion engine according to the preamble of claim 1.
- Such a fuel injection device is known from DE 196 53 055 Cl.
- This fuel injection device has a solenoid valve for controlling the
- the solenoid valve connects the work area to the
- Fuel injection device controlled with a relief chamber the solenoid valve being open when de-energized, so that the working space is connected to the relief chamber and no high pressure for fuel injection can build up in it.
- the solenoid valve closes, so that the work space is separated from the relief space and builds up in this high pressure and fuel is injected.
- the solenoid valve is controlled by an electrical control device and has a magnet coil and a movable magnet armature. The magnet armature is connected to a valve member, through which the connection to the relief chamber is controlled.
- the solenoid valve also has a magnetic disk through which the armature is attracted when the solenoid coil is energized.
- a bolt is pressed into the magnet armature, which protrudes into a bore in the magnet disk and is guided displaceably in this.
- the magnet armature is thus displaceably guided over the bolt in the bore of the magnetic disk, the guidance of the magnet armature being as accurate as possible perpendicular to an end face of the magnetic disk facing the magnet armature, in order to enable an arrangement of the magnet armature with the smallest possible distance from the magnetic disk without this coming into contact with the magnetic disk.
- the construction of the solenoid valve with the bolt pressed into the magnet armature and its guidance in the bore of the magnetic disk is complex and thus causes high costs.
- the fuel injection device according to the invention with the features of claim 1 has the advantage that the armature itself is guided in the capsule, so that the solenoid valve has a simple and inexpensive structure.
- FIG. 2 Fuel injection device for an internal combustion engine with a solenoid valve in a simplified representation
- FIG. 2 the solenoid valve in an enlarged representation
- FIG. 3 a solenoid armature of the solenoid valve in an enlarged representation according to a modified embodiment.
- FIG. 1 shows a fuel injection device for an internal combustion engine, in particular a motor vehicle.
- the fuel injection device has a fuel pump 10 and a fuel injection valve 12, which are combined into a common structural unit and form a so-called pump-nozzle unit, which is inserted into a bore in the cylinder head of the internal combustion engine, the fuel injection valve 12 in the combustion chamber of a cylinder Internal combustion engine protrudes.
- the fuel pump 10 has a pump piston 18, which is axially displaceably guided in a cylinder bore 14 of a pump body 16 and delimits a pump working chamber 20 in the cylinder bore 14, in which fuel is compressed under high pressure during the delivery stroke of the pump piston 18.
- fuel is supplied to the pump working chamber 20 from a fuel reservoir.
- the pump piston 18 is driven by a cam drive of the internal combustion engine, not shown in detail, against the force of a return spring 22 in a lifting movement.
- the fuel injection valve 12 has a valve body 26 which can be formed in several parts and which is connected to the pump body 16.
- an injection valve member 28 is guided to be longitudinally displaceable in a bore 30.
- the bore 30 runs at least approximately parallel to the cylinder bore 14 of the pump body 16, but can also be inclined to the latter.
- the valve body 26 has at least one, preferably a plurality of injection openings 32 at its end region facing the combustion chamber of the cylinder.
- the injection valve member 28 has at its end region facing the combustion chamber an, for example, approximately conical sealing surface 34 which interacts with a valve seat 36, for example also approximately conical in the valve body 26 in its end region facing the combustion chamber, from or after which the injection openings 32 lead away.
- valve body 26 there is an annular space 38 between the injection valve member 28 and the bore 30 towards the valve seat 36, which in its end region facing away from the valve seat 36 merges into a pressure space 40 surrounding the injection valve member 28 by a radial expansion of the bore 30.
- the injection valve member 28 has a pressure shoulder 42 facing the valve seat 36 at the level of the pressure chamber 40 due to a reduction in cross section.
- a prestressed closing spring 44 engages, by means of which the injection valve member 28 with its sealing surface 34 is pressed toward the valve seat 36.
- the closing spring 44 is arranged in a spring chamber 46 which adjoins the bore 30.
- the pressure chamber 40 is connected to the pump working chamber 20 via a channel 48 running through the valve body 26 and the pump body 16.
- the latter has a solenoid valve 50, shown enlarged in FIG. 2, which is controlled by an electronic control device 52.
- a connection of the pump work chamber 20 to a relief chamber is controlled by the solenoid valve 50, the connection of the pump work chamber 20 to the relief chamber being opened when the solenoid valve 50 is open, so that no high pressure can build up in the pump work chamber 20 and no fuel injection takes place.
- the solenoid valve 50 is closed, the pump work chamber 20 is separated from the relief chamber by this, so that high pressure builds up in the pump work chamber 20 in accordance with the stroke of the pump piston 18 and a
- Fuel injection can take place.
- the solenoid valve 50 is arranged laterally on the pump body 16, for example, and has a valve member 56 which is guided in a bore 54 of the pump body 16.
- the bore 54 runs transversely, for example at least approximately perpendicular to the Cylinder bore 14.
- the bore 54 has a radial extension 55, from which a connecting bore 58 leads into the pump working space 20.
- the bore 54 opens into an enlarged annular space 59 in the pump body 16 compared to this, the mouth of the bore 54 expanding approximately conically, for example, and forming a valve seat 60.
- the valve member 56 has a larger cross section in its end region protruding from the bore 54 into the annular space 59 than in the bore 54, as a result of which an approximately conical sealing surface 61 facing the valve seat 60 is formed on the valve member 56, which cooperates with the valve seat 60.
- a connecting bore 62 opens into the annular space 59 to form a relief space, which is, for example, at least indirectly the
- Fuel tank is used. If the valve member 56 rests with its sealing surface 61 on the valve seat 60, the pump work space 20 is separated from the relief space and if the valve member 56 is spaced apart with its sealing surface 61 from the valve seat 60, the pump work space 20 is connected to the relief space. In the open position of the valve member 56, fuel is sucked into the pump working chamber 20 through the connecting bore 62 during the suction stroke of the pump piston 18.
- the injection valve member 28 lifts off with its sealing surface 34 from the valve seat 36 and releases the injection openings 32 through which fuel is injected into the combustion chamber .
- the pressure in the pressure chamber 40 drops again so far that the pressure force generated by it via the pressure shoulder 42 is less than the force of the closing spring 44, the fuel injection valve 12 closes again and the fuel injection is ended.
- a prestressed compression spring 64 acts on the end region of the valve member 56 facing away from the solenoid valve 50, by means of which the valve member 56 is acted upon in its opening direction, that is in one direction away from the valve seat 60.
- the spring 64 is supported on the one hand at least indirectly on the valve member 56 and on the other hand on a cover 65 which closes the bore 54 and is inserted into the pump body 16.
- the valve member 56 In its end region protruding into the annular space 59, the valve member 56 has a flange 66 with an enlarged cross section and a cylindrical section 67 adjoining it in the axial direction away from the sealing surface 61, on which an annular collar 68 with an enlarged cross section is formed at a distance from the flange 66.
- the annular space 59 is formed in a bore 69 of the pump body 16 which is stepped several times in diameter and is delimited in the axial direction away from the pump body 16 by a stop disk 70 inserted into a section of the bore 69 which is somewhat larger in diameter than the annular space 59.
- the stop disk 70 has a bore 71 through which the cylindrical section 67 of the valve member 56 projects.
- the diameter of the bore 71 in the stop disk 70 is only slightly larger than that of the annular collar 68 of the valve member 56, which is arranged in the bore 71.
- the bore 71 in the stop disk 70 is made smaller in diameter than the flange 66 of the Valve member 56, which can therefore not dip into the bore 71.
- the stop disk 70 lies in the axial direction towards the pump body 16 against a stop shoulder 72 in the bore 69 on the pump body 16.
- the valve member 56 is guided with its annular collar 68 in the bore 71 of the stop plate 70 with little play.
- the section of the bore 69 which receives the stop disk 70 is followed by a further section of the bore 69 which is enlarged in diameter and into which a magnetic disk 74 is inserted as part of the solenoid valve 50.
- the magnetic disk 74 has a bore 75 into which the cylindrical section 67 of the valve member 56 projects.
- An elastic sealing ring 77 is clamped between the magnetic disk 74 and an annular shoulder 76 formed on the pump body 16 and surrounding the stop disk 70.
- the solenoid valve 50 has a movable magnet armature 80, against which the valve member 56 rests with the end of its end protruding from the bore 75 of the magnet disk 74.
- the magnet armature 80 is designed as an at least approximately cylindrical piston and is arranged in a cup-shaped capsule 81 at least approximately coaxially with the valve member 56.
- the magnet armature 80 is guided so as to be displaceable in the capsule 81 with little play.
- the end face of the magnet disk 74 facing the magnet armature 80 and the end face of the magnet armature 80 facing the magnet disk 74 are arranged parallel to one another with the highest possible accuracy, and the magnet armature 80 moves perpendicularly to the end face of the magnet disk 74 facing it with the highest possible accuracy.
- the magnet armature 80 may have one or more axial through bores 79.
- the end face of the valve member 56 rests on the end face of the magnet armature 80 facing the magnet disk 74.
- the capsule 81 arranged bottom 82 of the capsule 81 and the face of the magnet armature facing away from the magnetic disk 74
- a prestressed compression spring 83 is arranged, through which the magnet armature 80 is acted upon towards the magnetic disk 74.
- the force exerted on the armature 80 by the compression spring 83 is less than the force exerted on the valve member 56 by the compression spring 64.
- the pressure spring 64 acting on the valve member 56 and the pressure spring 83 acting on the magnet armature 80 ensure that the valve member 56 rests on the magnet armature 80 without these two parts being connected to one another.
- a ring 85 is arranged between the capsule 81 and the magnetic disk 74, which ring is connected, in particular welded, to the capsule 81 and to the magnetic disk 74.
- the ring 85 is made of non-magnetizable material.
- the magnetic disk 74 forms, so to speak, a cover closing the capsule 81 and the magnet armature 80 is arranged in the interior delimited by the capsule 81 and the magnetic disk 74.
- the 81 is inserted into an approximately hollow cylindrical carrier 86, which has an outer diameter that is at least approximately the same size as the outer diameter of the magnetic disk 74.
- the carrier 86 has a radial recess 87 toward the magnetic disk 74 in its inner circumference, into which a magnetic coil 88 is inserted.
- the magnetic coil 88 is fixed in the recess in the axial direction between the carrier 86 and the magnetic disk 74.
- a connection body 89 preferably made of plastic, is connected to the carrier 86, in which electrical conductor elements are arranged which are connected on the one hand to the magnetic coil 88 and on the other hand to plug contacts 90 with which a plug part (not shown) of electrical lines leading to the control device 52 can be connected ,
- the bore 69 is formed in an approximately hollow cylindrical projection 91 of the pump body 16, which is provided with an external thread on its outer circumference.
- a union nut 92 is pushed over the carrier 86 of the solenoid valve 50, which is screwed onto the external thread of the shoulder 91 of the pump body 16 and via which the solenoid valve 50 is thus fastened to the pump body 16.
- the union nut 92 engages on the carrier 86, which is supported on the magnetic disk 74, which in turn is supported on the stop disk 70, which bears against the stop shoulder 72 of the pump body 16.
- the sealing ring 77 is elastically compressed by the magnetic disk 74 when it comes into contact with the stop disk 70.
- the function of the solenoid valve 50 is explained below. If the magnet coil 88 is de-energized, no magnetic force acts on the magnet armature 80. The valve member 56 is held in its open position by the force of the compression spring 64, since the force of the compression spring 64 is greater than the force of the compression spring 83 acting on the magnet armature 80. The magnet armature 80 is thus arranged at an axial distance from the magnet disk 74. The movement of the valve member 56 and thus of the magnet armature 80 in the opening direction is limited in that the valve member 56 comes into contact with the stop disk 74 with its flange 66.
- the control unit 52 When the solenoid valve 50 is to be closed, the control unit 52 energizes the solenoid 88 so that a closed magnetic circuit is created by the solenoid 88, the magnet disk 74 and the magnet armature 80 and the magnet armature 80 is attracted to the magnet disk 74.
- the force exerted by the compression spring 83 and the magnetic disk 74 on the magnet armature 80 is greater than the force exerted on the valve member 56 by the compression spring 64, so that the valve member 56 is moved into its closed position by the magnet armature 80, in which it is also moved its sealing surface 61 rests on the valve seat 60.
- the hub that the Valve member 56 executes between its open position and its closed position is dimensioned such that the magnet armature 80 is still arranged at an axial distance from the magnetic disk 74 even in the closed position.
- the remaining air gap prevents the magnet armature 80 from sticking to the magnet disk 74 after the magnet coil 88 is de-energized and the magnet armature 80 has to be moved away from the magnet disk 74 again.
- the stroke h, which the valve member 56 executes between its open position and its closed position is due to the distance between the valve seat 60, on which the valve member 56 comes into contact with its sealing surface 61, on the one hand and the stop disk 74, on which the valve member 56 comes to rest with its flange 66, on the other hand determines.
- the residual air gap s between the magnet armature 80 and the magnetic disk 74 can be adjusted to the required size by using a stop disk 74 with an adapted thickness.
- the stop disk 74 can be produced, for example, by stamping.
- the magnet armature 80 is preferably made of an alloy which contains at least iron and cobalt, the proportion of cobalt being between 10 and 50%.
- the proportion of cobalt is preferably between 15 and 20%, a proportion of cobalt of approximately 17% is particularly advantageous.
- the percentages of the cobalt content are based on the weight.
- the magnet armature 80 has particularly advantageous magnetic properties.
- the course of the current flow through the magnetic coil 88 is detected and evaluated by the control device 52.
- the magnet armature 80 represents a movable part of the magnetic circuit, by means of which the inductance of the magnetic circuit is changed during its movement, which leads to a specific temporal course of the current flow through the magnet coil 88. When the armature 80 stops moving, the inductance no longer changes and - left
- the hardness of the material from which the magnet armature 80 is made to achieve the favorable magnetic properties is lower than the hardness of the material from which the valve member 56 is made.
- the armature 80 has a coating 94 at least in some areas made of a material that has a higher hardness than the material that is the iron-cobalt alloy from which the magnet armature 80 is made.
- a metal in particular nickel or chromium, can be used as the material for the coating 94.
- a surface hardness of the magnet armature 80 of, for example, approximately 700 HV can be achieved here.
- the coating 94 can only be applied to the outer casing of the magnet armature 80, over which it is guided in the capsule 81, or also to the end face of the magnet armature 80 against which the valve member 56 rests, or over the entire surface of the magnet armature 80 it can also be provided that the capsule 81 is provided with a coating 94 on its inner circumference guiding the magnet armature 80.
- the coating 94 is preferably applied at least to the part of the magnet armature 80 and capsule 81 which has the lower hardness.
- the magnet armature 80 and / or the capsule 81 can also be treated in whole or in part with a method for increasing its surface hardness.
- the magnet armature 80 and / or the capsule 81 can be subjected to a heat treatment process and, for example, be case-hardened, treated by gas nitrocarburizing or by carbonitriding.
- the surface hardness of the magnet armature 80 and / or the capsule 81 can only be increased on its outer jacket or on its inner circumference on which the magnet armature 80 is guided.
- the surface hardness can also be increased over a larger area of the surface or over the entire surface of the magnet armature 80, in particular also on the end face of the magnet armature 80, against which the valve member 56 rests.
- the capsule 81 can be made of plasma nitrided steel, for example.
- the magnet armature 80 and / or the capsule 81 can be subjected to a work hardening process in whole or in part and, for example, by shot peening or a consolidation. This treatment of the magnet armature 80 and / or the capsule 81 can also only be carried out on the outer jacket of the magnet armature 80 or on the inner circumference of the capsule 81, where the magnet armature 80 is guided. Alternatively, the work hardening can also take place over a larger area of the surface or over the entire surface of the magnet armature 80.
- Fuel injection device in the form of the unit injector is limited but can also be provided in any other type of fuel injection device.
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DE10119982A DE10119982A1 (en) | 2001-04-24 | 2001-04-24 | Fuel injection device for an internal combustion engine |
PCT/DE2002/001369 WO2002086308A1 (en) | 2001-04-24 | 2002-04-12 | Fuel injection device for an internal combustion engine |
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