EP1492954A1 - Adjustable pressure regulating valve for fuel injection systems - Google Patents
Adjustable pressure regulating valve for fuel injection systemsInfo
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- EP1492954A1 EP1492954A1 EP03704232A EP03704232A EP1492954A1 EP 1492954 A1 EP1492954 A1 EP 1492954A1 EP 03704232 A EP03704232 A EP 03704232A EP 03704232 A EP03704232 A EP 03704232A EP 1492954 A1 EP1492954 A1 EP 1492954A1
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- Prior art keywords
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- fuel injection
- injection system
- control valve
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Definitions
- accumulator injection systems are used to inject fuel.
- These injection systems include one.
- High-pressure storage space which is supplied with fuel under high pressure via a high-pressure pump.
- the high-pressure pump represents the interface between the high-pressure part and the low-pressure part of the injection system.
- the high-pressure pump comprises a pressure control valve which, on the one hand, serves to open the pressure in the high-pressure storage space at too high a pressure, so that fuel flows from it back to the fuel tank via a manifold and, on the other hand, does so to seal the high-pressure side against the low-pressure side if the pressure in the high-pressure storage space is too low.
- a pressure control valve is known.
- the pressure control valve is used on a high pressure pump, cf. P. 267 image 7 of the same publication.
- the pressure control valve comprises a 'ball valve which comprises a ball-shaped closing body.
- An armature is accommodated within the pressure control valve, which is acted upon on the one hand by a compression spring and on the other hand an electromagnet is arranged opposite. The armature of the pressure control valve is flushed for the lubrication and cooling of fuel.
- the pressure control valve is activated, i.e. If the electromagnet is energized, the pressure in the high pressure circuit is increased. For this purpose, a magnetic force is generated in addition to the force exerted by the compression spring.
- the pressure control valve is closed until there is a balance of forces between the high pressure force on the one hand and the spring force and the magnetic force on the other.
- the magnetic force of the electromagnet is proportional to the drive current I of the solenoid coils within the pressure control valve.
- the control current I can be varied by clocking (pulse width modulation).
- Test point set by a selected value for the drive current I
- Coils of the electromagnet is defined. In this test point there is a pressure tolerance ⁇
- the pressure tolerance ⁇ ⁇ p that arises in the test point depends to a large extent on the quality of the assembly of the pressure control valve on a high pressure pump or another with a high level Component under pressure.
- the advantage of the solution proposed according to the invention can be seen above all in the fact that when designing a housing body of the pressure control valve with a specifically weakened area, ie a softer component area, when mounting the pressure control valve in a high-pressure pump or a high-pressure storage space, targeted elastic and / or plastic deformation can be brought about.
- the air gap L in the armature plate / magnetic core magnet system can be set or changed in a targeted manner.
- the setting or change in the air gap L can be specified via the assembly force, for example via the assembly torque to be applied. If the air gap L is set within the magnet system, the pressure tolerances resulting from the component tolerances in the test point can be minimized for a given control current I for the magnet coils of the electromagnet.
- the solution proposed according to the invention ensures a simpler assembly of a pressure control valve on a high-pressure pump or a high-pressure storage space, since the assembly of the pressure control valve on one of the components mentioned is less dependent on individual ability, as a result of which the output rate in the large-scale production of injection systems or injection system components increases considerably leaves.
- Figure 1 shows the components of a fuel injection system with high pressure storage space and Figure 2 shows the pressure control valve reproduced on a larger scale, integrated into a high-pressure component such as a high-pressure pump or a high-pressure storage space.
- a high-pressure component such as a high-pressure pump or a high-pressure storage space.
- FIG. 1 shows the components of a high-pressure injection system with a high-pressure accumulator (common rail).
- the fuel injection system 1 shown in FIG. 1 comprises a fuel tank 2 in which there is fuel corresponding to a fuel level 3.
- a pre-filter 4 is arranged below the fuel level within the fuel tank 2 and is connected upstream of a pre-delivery unit 5.
- the pre-delivery unit 5 conveys the fuel drawn in via the pre-filter 4 from the fuel tank 2 via a fuel filter 6 into a low-pressure delivery section 7, which opens into a high-pressure delivery unit 8.
- the high-pressure delivery unit 8, which can be a high-pressure pump, for example, is controlled via a control line 9 by a central control unit 14, which is only shown schematically here.
- the Hochdruclc moreaggregat 8 includes in addition to the connection of the low pressure line connection 7, a pressure control valve 12 with an electrical connection 14, which is also controlled via a control 13 via the central control unit 14.
- a high-pressure inlet 10 branches off from the high-pressure delivery unit 8, via which a high-pressure fuel, which is configured in a tubular manner, is acted upon.
- a fuel return line 11 branches off from the high-pressure delivery unit 8, which ends in a return line 17, which in turn directs excess, outflowing fuel back into the fuel tank 2.
- the fuel which is conveyed via the high-pressure inlet 10 by the high-pressure delivery unit 8 and is under very high pressure, enters the high-pressure storage space 15 (common rail), on the outer circumference of which a pressure sensor 16 is received.
- the pressure sensor 16 is in turn connected via a pressure signal line 25 to a central signal transmission line 24, which in turn extends from the control unit 14.
- High-pressure lines 18 branch off from the high-pressure storage space 15, which can be designed, for example, as a tubularly configured component that is designed as a forged part, in a number corresponding to the number of fuel injectors 19.
- the high-pressure feed lines 18 open at the respective inlet connection 20 of the injector body of the fuel injectors 19.
- the fuel injectors 19 comprise actuators, for example can be designed as piezo actuators, mechanical-hydraulic translators or also as solenoid valves and which initiate the injection processes in an appropriate sequence.
- the actuators of the individual fuel injectors 19 are also connected via actuator control lines 22 to the central signal transmission line 24, which originates from the schematically reproduced central control unit 14.
- the individual fuel injectors 19 have return lines 21, which likewise open into the return 17 to the fuel tank 1 already mentioned, so that, for example, control volumes to be controlled can flow into the fuel tank 2.
- control line 26 also branches off from the control unit 14, by means of which the in the fuel tank 2 housed feed unit 5 can be controlled.
- the central control unit 14 of the fuel injection system also receives signals from a crankshaft sensor, which is used to detect the rotational position of the internal combustion engine, signals from a camshaft sensor 28, via which the corresponding phase position of the internal combustion engine can be determined, and input signals from an accelerator pedal sensor 29
- Central control device 14 via the central signal transmission line 24 signals characterizing the boost pressure 30 via a corresponding sensor accommodated in the intake tract of the internal combustion engine.
- the engine temperature 31, for example recorded on the walls of the combustion chambers of the internal combustion engine, and the temperature 32 of the cooling fluid are transmitted via the central control line 24 to the central control unit 14 shown in a schematic form in FIG.
- Figure 2 shows on an enlarged scale in longitudinal section the configuration of the pressure control valve according to the invention, which is installed in a high-pressure component, be it a high-pressure delivery unit or a high-pressure storage space.
- the pressure control valve 12 comprises an electrical connection 40, via which an electrically controllable actuator arranged in the pressure control valve 12 can be activated or deactivated.
- the electrical actuator is designed as an electromagnetic actuator.
- An armature bore 40 is provided in a housing component 41 of the pressure regulating valve 12 and an armature part 45 passes through it.
- An anchor plate 46 is received at one end of the anchor part 45.
- the Armature plate 46 is acted upon by a compression spring element 44 at its connection-side end.
- the compression spring element 44 and the outer peripheral surface of the armature disk 46 are enclosed by a bell-shaped insert 42, which is also received in the housing component 41 of the pressure control valve 12.
- an electromagnet 47 is let into the housing component 41 of the pressure control valve 12.
- An air gap L is set between the end face 48 of the anchor plate 46 and an end face 41 of the housing component 41.
- the housing component 41 of the pressure control valve 12 is enclosed by a mounting element 51.
- the mounting element 51 is rotatably received on the outer circumferential surface of the housing component 41. In the axial direction with respect to the housing component 41, the mounting element 51 is supported on a support ring 65 received in the tapered diameter region of the housing component 41.
- the mounting element 51 can, as shown, be designed as a mounting screw which comprises an external thread which can be screwed into a corresponding thread on a receiving body 8 or 15, in which the pressure regulating valve 12 is fastened.
- the receiving body 8 or 15 can be, for example, the high-pressure delivery unit 8 shown in FIG. 1 or the high-pressure storage space (common rail) designated by reference number 15.
- a well-defined tightening torque can be introduced into the mounting element 51, with which the housing component 41 of the pressure control valve 12 is screwed into the receiving body 8 or 15.
- the armature part 45 of the electrical actuator acts with its end opposite the armature plates 46 on a closing element 54 which is spherical in the illustration of the pressure regulating valve according to FIG. 2, here designed as a valve ball.
- the valve ball 54 is placed by means of the armature part 45 of the electrically controllable upright in a seat 55 which is formed on a seat ring 64.
- the seat ring 64 is enclosed by the housing component 41 with the interposition of a disk-shaped spacer element 63.
- the valve element 54 which is spherical in the illustration according to FIG. 2, closes a through bore of the seat ring 64 which acts as a throttle.
- the seat ring 64 the outer peripheral surface of which is enclosed by the housing component 41 of the pressure control valve 12, is on the side opposite the closing element 54 in a cavity 56 applied system pressure.
- the through bore within the seat ring 64 which can be closed or released by the valve element 54, acts as an outlet throttle with regard to the high pressure present in the receiving body 8 or 15.
- the housing component 41 of the pressure control valve 12 comprises a deformable region 57 at its end opposite the electrical connection 40.
- the deformable region 57 extends in an axial extent 61 between a sealing element 62 received on the circumferential surface of the housing component 41 and the disk-shaped element 63, which is likewise enclosed by the housing component 41 of the pressure control valve 12.
- the armature bore 50 which is penetrated by the armature part 45 of the electrical actuator, is enclosed by a cavity. Bores extending perpendicular to the axis of the armature bore 50 are arranged in the cavity wall and are aligned with the low-pressure bores 53 in the receiving body 8, 15.
- the deformable region 57 which extends over the axial length 61, can be designed to be specifically weakened, so that a plastic or elastic deformation of the deformable region 57 occurs when the housing component 41 of the pressure control valve 12 is mounted in the receiving body 8 or 15.
- the weakening within the deformable region 57 can also be dimensioned such that when the housing component 41 of the pressure control valve 12 is assembled, an elastic and a plastic opening of the region 57 is established. From the illustration according to FIG. 2 it can be seen that the wall of the housing component 41 can be formed with a reduced wall thickness within the axial length 61.
- Reference number 59 designates a first wall thickness, which is considerably reduced in comparison with the wall thickness between the connector bore 50 and the outer peripheral surface of the housing component 41 in the region of the mounting element 51.
- the wall thickness 59.1 as shown in FIG. 2 exceeds the wall thickness 59, but ensures that when the housing component 41 of the pressure regulating valve 12 is mounted in the receiving body 8 or 15, an elastic or plastic deformation of the deformable region 57 is ensured.
- weakening the wall by reducing the wall thickness to a wall thickness 59 or 59.1 according to FIG.
- passage openings 60 can also be arranged within the deformable area. Depending on the number of through openings 60 and their arrangement in relation to the circumferential surface of the deformable area 57 of an axial length 61 on the outer circumference of the housing component 41, the degree of deformability of the deformable section 57 of the housing component 41 can be influenced.
- the through openings 60 shown in FIG. 2 can be designed as through bores; however it is also possible to form the openings 60 as blind holes so that a different deformability in the radial ' direction of the housing component 41 can be achieved when they are mounted on the receiving body 8 or 15.
- deformable region 57 at the end of the housing component 41 of the pressure control valve 12 opposite the connection-side end with a combined wall weakening with through openings 60 arranged in this weakened wall zone. In this way, a particularly soft deformation region 57 can be achieved, the elastic deformability of which, after application of a specific assembly torque, changes into plastic deformation.
- the deformable region 57 on the housing component 41 of the pressure control valve 12 In addition to forming the deformable region 57 on the housing component 41 of the pressure control valve 12 by making a wall weakening 59 or 59.1 and / or arranging through openings 60 along the circumferential surface. of the deformable area 57 on the housing component 41, the deformable area 57 can also be formed on this in the form of a Z-profile, similar to a bellows.
- the setting of the air gap L when the pressure control valve 12 is installed in the receiving body 8, 15 is carried out as described below:
- the housing component 41 of the pressure regulating valve 12 is first screwed into the internal thread of the bore in the receiving body 8 or 15 by means of the mounting element 51 designed as an assembly screw. A torque can then be introduced in a simple manner on the mounting element 51, with which the housing component 41 is prestressed in the receiving body 8.
- the axial movement of the housing component 41 is ensured in that the mounting element 51 designed as a mounting screw is supported on the outer circumferential surface of the housing component 41 on a support ring 65 embedded therein. This ensures that the housing component 41 is prestressed against the receiving body 8 or 15 when the mounting element 51 is tightened.
- the disc-shaped intermediate element 63 rests on an end face of the housing component 41.
- the seat ring 64 which is provided with a throttle point acting as a discharge throttle, rests on the receiving body 8 or 15.
- an air gap L is established between the end face 48 of the armature plate 46 facing the electromagnet 47 and the end face 49 of the housing component 41. Since the air gap L is dependent on the position of the armature plate 46 with respect to the end face 49 of the housing component 41 and the tip of the armature part 45 adjoins the closing element 54, which is accommodated in the seat 55 of the seat ring 64, depending on the assembly torque an air gap L forms the end face 58 of the anchor plate 46 and the end face 49 of the housing component 41.
- an air gap L which is determined only by the tightening torque of the mounting element 51.
- a variation of the air gap L can take place in that when the mounting element 51 is further acted on, the mounting force 58 - indicated by the arrows in FIG. 2 pointing towards one another - a deformation, be it plastic, elastic and / or plastic and elastic of the deformable area 57 effected on the housing component 41.
- the degree of deformation of the deformable region 64 on the housing component 41 can be defined.
- an exactly defined air gap L results between the end face 48 of the anchor plate 46 and the end face 49 of the housing component 41.
- the air gap L of the electrical actuator designed here as an electromagnet can be influenced. After the air gap L has been set, the electrical connection 40 is simply clipped onto its peripheral surface at the connection-side end of the housing component 41 of the pressure regulating valve 12.
- the pressure control valve 12 When the pressure control valve 12 is mounted on a receiving body 8 or 15, be it a high-pressure delivery unit 8 or a high-pressure storage space 15, the air gap L between the end face 48 of the anchor plate 46 and the end face 49 is due to the assembly force 58 and the deformability of the deformable region 57 the housing component 41 set.
- the pressure tolerance ⁇ ⁇ p of the pressure regulating valve 12 can thus be set in a specific test point, which is defined by a specific control current I of the electromagnet 47, by applying a control current I.
- the air gap L on the magnetic component can be varied relative to one another by varying the tightening force of the mounting element 51 and a resulting change in the deformation of the deformable region 57 of the housing component 41.
- the change in the air gap L is thus a direct consequence of the assembly force 58 applied during assembly by the assembly element 51, which in turn determines the deformability of the deformable region 57 at the end opposite the connection-side end of the housing component 41.
- the assembly force 58 When the assembly force 58 is applied - for example in the present case as assembly torque with which the assembly element 51 is acted upon - the large tolerances are brought to almost zero by the assembly force 58 which is established.
- the air gap L between the armature plate 46 and the end face of the housing component 41 of the pressure regulating valve 12 only arises with a further increase in the assembly force 58, accordingly after the point in time at which the component tolerances have already been equalized. Due to a further, well-defined increase in the assembly force 48, the opening influencing the air gap L is established within the deformable region 57 on the housing component 41.
- a cavity is formed within the housing component 41.
- Low-pressure bores 53 branch off from this cavity perpendicular to the armature bore 50, which is penetrated by the armature part 45.
- Fuel injection system Fuel tank Fuel level Pre-filter Pre-delivery unit Fuel filter Low-pressure line section High-pressure delivery unit Control line High-pressure inlet Fuel return Pressure control valve Activation electromagnet Control unit High-pressure storage space Dump sensor Return to fuel tank High-pressure supply line Injector Fuel injector Inlet side Return from fuel injector Sensor sensor sensor line Pump sensor sensor control line Fuel pressure sensor Sensor signal line Fuel pressure sensor Sensor signal line Fuel pressure sensor
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