EP1706632A1 - Fuel return system having a throttle - Google Patents
Fuel return system having a throttleInfo
- Publication number
- EP1706632A1 EP1706632A1 EP04791292A EP04791292A EP1706632A1 EP 1706632 A1 EP1706632 A1 EP 1706632A1 EP 04791292 A EP04791292 A EP 04791292A EP 04791292 A EP04791292 A EP 04791292A EP 1706632 A1 EP1706632 A1 EP 1706632A1
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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
- F02M55/00—Fuel-injection apparatus characterised by their fuel conduits or their venting means; Arrangements of conduits between fuel tank and pump F02M37/00
- F02M55/002—Arrangement of leakage or drain conduits in or from injectors
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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
- F02M55/00—Fuel-injection apparatus characterised by their fuel conduits or their venting means; Arrangements of conduits between fuel tank and pump F02M37/00
- F02M55/004—Joints; Sealings
Definitions
- a closed fuel line system is formed in internal combustion engines of motor vehicles, the fuel being supplied to the injection valves, entering the combustion chambers and fuel control quantities or leakage losses originating from the injection valves or the fuel injectors being returned to the fuel tank. While the fuel supply to the injection valves and the injectors of the internal combustion engine - depending on the design - takes place at a higher pressure level, there is a lower pressure level in the return line system for fuel to the fuel tank. It is necessary to connect each injector or each injection valve of the internal combustion engine to the fuel tank, so that all excess fuel is returned to the tank.
- DE 39 07 764 AI has the object of a fuel distributor for fuel injection systems of internal combustion engines.
- This fuel distributor for fuel injection systems with at least one fuel injection valve with a valve carrier has a receiving bore for the fuel injection valve and an end flange surrounding the receiving bore.
- the fuel injection valve is supported on this end flange by means of a collar.
- the end flange of the valve carrier and the collar of the fuel injection valve are designed as mutually corresponding parts of a bayonet lock, regardless of a plug hood that is still to be fitted.
- the connector hood is used as an additional locking means and for this purpose engages with locking pins in the recesses in the bayonet lock used for locking and unlocking.
- the fuel injection system for injecting fuel into an internal combustion engine comprises at least one fuel injection valve which has an inlet section and a fuel inlet opening and a fuel distributor line which, for each fuel injection valve, has a fuel outlet opening which can be connected to the fuel inlet opening of the fuel injection valve and a fuel outlet opening which is connected to the fuel Has outlet opening connecting connector downstream.
- a connecting device connecting the fuel inlet opening of each fuel injection valve to the associated fuel outlet opening of the fuel distributor line is provided in each case.
- the connecting device comprises an annular seal carrier and a bushing which can be inserted into the fuel inlet opening.
- the ring-shaped seal carrier has a first sealing element for sealing the seal carrier against the inlet section of the fuel injector and a second sealing element for sealing the seal carrier against the connecting piece of the fuel distributor line.
- a plug body comprises at least one connection point, a sleeve-shaped body made of a first material being accommodated in a form-locking manner in a securing direction and in a releasing direction on a plug body with a spring-formed tab.
- piezo actuators are used in fuel injection systems, which actuate fuel injectors for self-igniting internal combustion engines, for example, it may be necessary to maintain a pressure of a few bar in the fuel return system of such an internal combustion engine.
- fuel return systems be it spark-ignited or self-igniting internal combustion engines, the fuel flows directly from the return system into the fuel tank, in which only the ambient pressure level prevails.
- the solution according to the invention can take into account in particular the fact that within a fuel return system, which can be maintained in fuel supply systems that are actuated via piezo injectors, back pressure to ensure the function of the injector. For example, back pressures of up to 10 bar can be maintained in the return system.
- An outlet throttle can therefore be used to build up pressure in an electric fuel pump contained in the fuel supply system.
- the use of a flow restrictor is considerably cheaper than the use of a pressure maintenance valve.
- the discharge throttle can be designed as a throttle plate, in which one corresponds to the desired throttle effect trained throttle channel is executed.
- the flow restrictor is much less sensitive to contamination and does not include any moving parts.
- an additional fastening option for the discharge throttle is not required.
- an outflow restrictor takes up a significantly smaller installation space.
- the discharge throttle can be integrated in a transition piece which is integrated in the return line system and which is designed as a T-piece.
- the drain throttle which can be designed as a throttle plate, can be preceded by a filter element or a filter element can be connected downstream.
- the filter elements and the throttle plate having the throttle channel are inserted into housing parts and then joined to one another by means of laser welding or by means of another cohesive joining process.
- the filters serve to protect the throttle plate against accumulating particles and prevent premature contamination of the throttle plate.
- the throttle channel diameter of the throttle plate can be adapted to different return pressures required to operate a piezo-operated fuel injector.
- the outlet throttle can of course also be used in differently configured line branches in the return system for fuel.
- the discharge throttle can also be arranged directly on a plug connector within a fuel return system.
- Connectors are plugged onto the injection valves or the fuel injectors and connected to them, for example, in a form-fitting manner, which can be carried out by means of a connector which has two sleeve-shaped components which can be moved relative to one another.
- An outer part encloses an inner part on which a connection piece is formed.
- the inner part and the outer part of the connector are preferably produced by the two-component injection molding process.
- a connecting line is replaced by a sleeve.
- This sleeve serves as a housing for the discharge throttle.
- the outlet throttle which is also designed as a throttle plate in this embodiment variant, can be inserted into the sleeve, the throttle plate being able to be assigned both a filter element on the inlet side with respect to the throttle plate and a filter element on the outlet side with respect to the throttle plate. Subsequently, the components inserted into the sleeve, ie the filter elements and the throttle plate for a cohesive joining process, are joined both with the sleeve and with a hose connection piece inserted into the sleeve.
- Fuel systems for direct fuel injection generally include a pre-feed pump, for example an electric fuel pump and a high-pressure pump with which, for example, a high-pressure storage space (common rail) is applied. If the injection valves or the fuel injectors of a direct fuel injection system are operated with piezo actuators, a pressure of approximately 10 bar and more can be built up in the return of the fuel supply system by the solution proposed according to the invention. All the return lines branching off from the individual fuel injectors are advantageously brought together and an outlet throttle is installed downstream in the combined line.
- the common return line in which the outlet throttle is provided, opens into the fuel line between the pre-feed pump (EKP) and the high-pressure line.
- EKP pre-feed pump
- a pressure between 2 and 6 bar prevails in this line due to the delivery pressure of the pre-delivery pump.
- the pressure drop at the outlet throttle in the return system can be kept significantly lower, since there is a pressure in the return line between 2 and 6 bar already applied via the pre-feed pump and can be used as part of the pressure level in the fuel return system.
- the outlet throttle common to all fuel injectors can be arranged on the return plug connector closest to the fuel tank.
- FIG. 1 shows the structure of a fuel supply system on a direct-injection internal combustion engine
- FIG. 2 shows a separate throttle integrated in the fuel return
- FIG. 3 shows a section through a plug connector in whose one line connection an outlet throttle is integrated
- FIG. 4 shows a connector according to FIG. 3, which has two sleeve-shaped components that can be moved relative to one another,
- FIG. 5 shows a section through a hose material from which the line sections used in the fuel return system can be manufactured
- FIG. 6 shows a possibility of connecting a tube section to a crimp sleeve
- FIG. 7 the connection shown in FIG. 6 with its individual components
- FIG. 8 shows a T-shaped branch within a fuel return system with connectors and crimp sleeves and
- Figure 9 shows a T-shaped connector with an integrated flow restrictor.
- the fuel supply system 1 shown in FIG. 1 comprises a tank 2, from which fuel is conveyed into a supply line 5 by means of an electric fuel pump used as a prefeed pump 3.
- the pressure level generated by the prefeed pump 3 prevails behind the prefeed pump 3, which pressure level is generally between 2 and 6 bar.
- a fuel filter 6 is arranged in the supply line 5 and is followed by a high-pressure pump 7. Via the high-pressure pump, the fuel compressed to the pre-delivery pressure is compressed to a very high pressure level, with which a high-pressure accumulator 8 (common rail) of a direct-injection internal combustion engine is applied.
- High-pressure line 9 branches off from high-pressure accumulator 8 in accordance with the number of combustion chambers of the internal combustion engine to be supplied with fuel. Via the high-pressure lines 9, fuel injectors 10 or injection valves of the fuel supply system 1 are supplied with fuel under very high pressure, which is injected via injection nozzles 11 formed on the fuel injectors 10 in FIG. 1, not shown combustion chambers.
- the fuel injectors 10 shown in FIG. 1 can be actuated both via solenoid valves and via piezo actuators. When the fuel injectors 10 are actuated via a piezo actuator, a counterpressure 21 is required in the return system 20, 12, 13, 15, which can be built up either via a pressure maintenance valve 18 or via an outlet throttle 19.
- the control quantities or leakage quantities 20 that occur when the fuel injectors 10 are actuated and when the fuel injectors 10 are operated are controlled via a line 20 in a common return line 15. All lines 20 of all fuel injectors 10 open into a common return line 15. The lines 20 emanating from the fuel injectors 10 are connected to the common return line 15 via plug connectors 12 and 13, respectively. A first plug connector 12 with only one outlet as well as second plug connector 13 with two line outlets. The first and second plug connectors 12 and 13 are connected to one another via line sections.
- the common return line 15 is connected to a second connector 13.
- This can be made of a hose material 17 and opens into a pressure-maintaining valve 18 or into a throttle 19.
- the return line 15 extends from the pressure-maintaining valve 18 or the throttle 19 to the supply line 5 and opens into this at a point downstream of the pre-feed pump.
- the pre-feed pressure level prevails, which can be between 2 and 6 bar.
- FIG. 2 shows a separate throttle element integrated in the fuel return system.
- the individual fuel injectors (not shown in FIG. 2) can be connected to a common return line 15 via first and second plug connectors 12, 13.
- the control or leakage quantities 20 flowing out of the injectors flow off in the return direction 22 into the common return line 15.
- Reference numeral 5 indicates that the fuel flowing through the return line 15 flows into the supply line 5 shown in FIG. 1 and opens into it at a point which is connected downstream of the pre-feed pump 3.
- the first connector 12 and the second connectors 13 are connected to one another via line sections 16, which can be designed as pipe sections or as hose sections. For this, crimp sleeves 23 are used.
- the line sections 16 are fastened to corresponding connections of the first plug connector 12 or the second plug connector 13.
- the first connector 12 and the second connector 13 each have on their upper side connector fingers 14 with which the first connector 12 and the second connector 13 can be assembled or disassembled.
- a throttle 19 is integrated, with which the pressure level prevailing in the return line 15 can be increased.
- the pressure level prevailing in the return line 15 is composed essentially of the pressure generated by the pre-feed pump 3 via the supply line 5 and the pressure component generated in the throttle point 19. In total, a pressure level of about 10 bar can be generated via the throttle 19 in the return line 15, which permits the operation of fuel injectors 10 which can be controlled via piezo actuators. Due to the mentioned pressure level in the order of 10 bar prevailing in the supply line 15, the individual hose sections 16 are each pressure-tightly connected to the first connector 12 and the second connector 13 via crimp sleeves 23.
- FIG. 3 shows a section through a plug connector in whose one line connection an outlet throttle is integrated.
- the throttle element 19 shown in FIG. 2 as a separate component is embodied in a second connector 13 in the embodiment variant shown in FIG.
- the return of a previous connector, which is integrated in the return line 15 shown in FIG. 2, is indicated by reference numeral 24.
- the return 24 from the previous connector opens into a first connection piece 25.1, on the end face of which a conical or rounded connection area 26 can be formed.
- the second connector 13 shown in FIG. 3 also includes a second connecting piece 25.2, from which the fuel flows out into a further line section 16 of the return line 15.
- a first filter insert 29 and a second filter insert 30 are arranged in the plug body 27 of the second plug connector 13 as shown in FIG.
- a throttle disk 31 is located between these filter inserts. Corresponding to the diameter of the throttle channel formed in the throttle disk 31, the throttle effect integrated in the second connector 13 as shown in FIG. 3 can be set.
- the pressure component that can be adjusted by the throttle disc 31 can be adapted to the pressure component that is in the return line 15 (see illustration according to FIG. 2) the pre-feed pump 3 is built up.
- the throttle effect can be adjusted by selecting a suitable throttle disc 31 integrated in the plug body 27 to the pressure portion generated by the pre-feed pump 3, so that in total a sufficiently high pressure level of about 10 bar can be generated in the return line 15.
- connection piece 25.2 of the plug body 27 also has a conical or rounded connection surface 26 for a line section 16 to be fitted thereon.
- Reference number 47 indicates a joint at which the second connecting piece 25.2 let into the plug body 27 can be joined to the plug body 27, for example by means of laser welding. The joining parts 47 ensure that the plug body 27 is sealed off from the outside, so that no fuel can escape to the outside at the joining point 47 between the plug body 27 and the side connection piece 25.2.
- the illustration according to FIG. 4 shows a plug connector which has two sleeve-shaped parts which are movable relative to one another.
- a first connector 12 is shown in the illustration according to FIG. This only includes a connecting piece 25.1.
- the second plug connector 12 as shown in FIG. 4 contains the plug fingers 14, the pressure surface 28 already mentioned, and a plug housing part 33 with a connecting piece.
- the connector housing part 33 comprises an inner sleeve 34 and an outer sleeve 35.
- the housing part 33 serves to receive a throttle disc 31, to which a first and a second filter insert 29 and 30 are assigned.
- a throttle duct 37 is formed, the diameter of which can be used to set the throttle effect that can be reduced by the throttle disc 31.
- the desired throttling effect by the throttle disk 31 depends on the diameter in which the throttle duct 37 is formed.
- the connection piece which is formed on the housing part 33 of the second plug connector 12, there is a conically shaped surface onto which a line section (see illustration according to FIG. 2) can be pushed.
- FIG. 5 shows a section through a hose material from which the line sections used in the fuel return system can be produced.
- the line sections 16 used in the fuel return system and connecting the individual first plug connectors 12 and second plug connectors 13 to one another can also be made of hose material 17.
- the hose material 17 the fuel-resistant and temperature-resistant and embrittlement-proof materials.
- the outer jacket of the tube material 17 shown in FIG. 5 can be made from VAMAC / CM, for example.
- a further layer of the tube material 17 shown in FIG. 5 is made from Aramid web 39, while the inner jacket 40 consists of HNBR / FPM and limits a flow cross section 41 for the fuel.
- the hose material 17 shown in FIG. 5 accordingly comprises three layers, although it is of course also possible to form a different number of layers in the hose material 17, which can be dependent on the pressure level prevailing in the fuel return system and on the routing of the return line system in the engine compartment of a motor vehicle ,
- the illustration according to FIG. 6 shows that a hose section can be connected to a plug connector.
- 6 shows a first plug connector 12 with a one-sided connection piece.
- the first plug connector 12 shown in FIG. 6 comprises an inner sleeve and an outer sleeve which can be moved relative to one another via a pressure surface 28.
- the connector fingers 14 are located in the upper area of the first connector 12.
- the connection piece, which branches off from the first connector 12 to the return system, is covered in the illustration according to FIG. 6 by the crimp sleeve 23 and the hose material 17.
- the tube material 17 is pushed onto the connecting piece of the first connector 12, not shown in FIG. 6, with a crimp connection, i.e.
- crimp connection using the crimp sleeve 23.
- a clamp connection between the hose material 17 and the connecting piece of the first connector 12 is established.
- the crimp sleeve 23 offers the possibility of using a simple method to produce a pressure-tight and permanently durable connection between the connecting piece of the first connector 12 and the hose material 17.
- FIG. 7 shows the crimp connection shown in FIG. 6 with its individual components.
- the tube material 17 is pushed onto the first connector 12, which comprises an inner sleeve 34 and an outer sleeve 35.
- the hose material 17 is pushed laterally onto the connecting piece formed on the first plug connector 12 until the end face of the hose material lies against a surface of the plug finger 14.
- the crimp sleeve 23 is in turn pushed onto the hose material 17 and the hose material 17 is clamped pressure-tight with the connecting piece.
- FIG. 8 shows a T-shaped branch within a fuel return system, the connectors of which are connected to one another via pipe sections by means of crimp sleeves.
- the fuel return system has an L-shaped course.
- a first plug connector 12 and a plurality of second plug connectors 13 are connected to one another via cable sections 16.
- a T-shaped branch is integrated in the return system (see illustration according to FIG. 9).
- the T-shaped configured line section can be designed as a hose adapter 43 with an integrated throttle point 19. This is shown in Figure 9 both in its assembled and in its disassembled state.
- the hose adapter 43 with an integrated throttling point comprises a first housing part 44 and a second housing part 45.
- a first connecting piece 48 and a second connecting piece 49 are formed on the first housing part 44.
- a first filter insert 29 and a second filter insert 30 can be integrated into the first housing part 44 of the hose adapter 43 with an integrated throttle point. Between the two filter inserts 29 and 30, a throttle disc 31 is inserted, which has a throttle channel with a certain diameter. The throttling effect on the hose adapter 43 is set via the selection of the throttle disk 31 to be let into the first housing part 44.
- the second housing part 45 can be joined to the first housing part 44 of the hose adapter 43 after the first filter insert 29 and the second filter insert 30 have been inserted and a suitable throttle disc 31 has been selected.
- the hose material 17 shown in FIG. 8 can be pushed onto the second housing part 45 and connected to the second housing part 45 of the hose adapter 43 with the aid of a crimp sleeve 23.
- the embodiment variant shown in FIG. 9 of a throttle integrated in a fuel return system offers, on the one hand, cost advantages compared to a pressure control valve and is insensitive to dirt. Furthermore, it takes up an extremely small space and no moving parts. It should also be mentioned as advantageous that no additional attachment to the internal combustion engine is required.
- the embodiment variant shown in FIG. 4 of a throttle point 19 formed on a first plug connector 12 is characterized in that no separate fastening elements on the internal combustion engine are required by the motor vehicle manufacturer. Furthermore, the assembly is made considerably easier since the first plug connector 12 is relatively easy to assemble on the fuel injector due to its sleeves 34, 35, which can be moved relative to one another.
- the hose material 17 shown in FIG. 5, from which the line sections 16 can be produced, is distinguished by an increased pulse strength and an increased static strength. Due to the multilayer structure, this is suitable in FIG. 5
- the hose material 17 shown is excellent for producing crimp connections 42 using a crimp sleeve 23.
- the self-damping behavior can be predetermined due to the multi-layer structure of the hose material 17.
- the hose material 17 shown in FIG. 5 is particularly flame-resistant.
- the crimp connections 42, which can be produced when this hose material 17 is used, are characterized in particular by an increased strength under static and dynamic loads.
- Fuel supply system 26 conical surface
- EKP Electric fuel pump
- High-pressure accumulator 33 housing part with connection piece
- Pressure control valve 43 hose adapter with integrated throttle
- Crimp sleeve 48 First exit
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