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- JPH051809Y2 JPH051809Y2 JP1986082715U JP8271586U JPH051809Y2 JP H051809 Y2 JPH051809 Y2 JP H051809Y2 JP 1986082715 U JP1986082715 U JP 1986082715U JP 8271586 U JP8271586 U JP 8271586U JP H051809 Y2 JPH051809 Y2 JP H051809Y2
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Description
【考案の詳細な説明】
〔産業上の利用分野〕
この考案はオイル劣化検出装置に係り、特に車
両駆動系器機のオイル劣化状態を容易且つ正確に
検出し、オイル交換を適正時期に果すとともに、
各器機のオイル劣化状態を簡便に検出し使い勝手
を向上し得るオイル劣化検出装置に関する。[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field] This invention relates to an oil deterioration detection device, and in particular, it easily and accurately detects the oil deterioration state of vehicle drive system equipment, and performs oil changes at appropriate times.
The present invention relates to an oil deterioration detection device that can easily detect the oil deterioration state of each device and improve usability.
車両においては、内燃機関等の器機の運動部分
において摩擦による損失が生じて出力が減少する
だけでなく、摩耗を生じたり、高熱を発して器機
の焼付きを起こしたりするので、その接触面に潤
滑オイルを与えて摩擦を減らす必要がある。しか
し、潤滑オイルには運動部分の摩耗粉や塵埃等の
異物が混入し、あるいは熱・酸化劣化等のために
潤滑オイルの性質が低下し潤滑作用が不良となる
ので、オイルの性質を検出し、汚濁がひどい場合
にはオイルを交換する必要がある。潤滑オイルの
汚濁を検出する装置としては、例えば特公昭47−
40231号公報に開示されている。この装置は、潤
滑オイルの汚れを電気的に検出するもので、発光
部と受光部とからなるオイル透過率測定機構と、
オイルの種類による指示補正回路と、使用時間に
よる汚れ系数補正回路及びポンプ作用による入替
機構とオイル切れ等を指示する機構とを有してい
る。また、オイル劣化の検出装置としては、実開
昭55−170403号公報に開示されている。この装置
は、エンジンオイルの劣化状態を検出するもの
で、オイルパン内の油室に通油可能に検油路を連
通し、検油路を挟んで投光器と受光器とを配設
し、受光器の出力信号の変化に基づき油質低下報
知具を報知作動可能に構成している。
In vehicles, friction causes loss in the moving parts of internal combustion engines and other moving parts, which not only reduces output, but also causes wear and generates high heat, causing the equipment to seize. It is necessary to provide lubricating oil to reduce friction. However, the properties of the lubricating oil deteriorate due to foreign matter such as abrasion particles and dust from moving parts, or heat and oxidative deterioration, resulting in poor lubrication, so it is difficult to detect the properties of the oil. If the oil is heavily contaminated, it is necessary to change the oil. For example, as a device for detecting contamination of lubricating oil,
It is disclosed in Publication No. 40231. This device electrically detects contamination of lubricating oil, and includes an oil transmittance measuring mechanism consisting of a light emitting part and a light receiving part.
It has an indication correction circuit based on the type of oil, a dirt system correction circuit based on usage time, a replacement mechanism based on a pump action, and a mechanism that indicates when oil is running out. Further, an oil deterioration detection device is disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 170403/1983. This device detects the deterioration state of engine oil, and includes an oil check path that communicates with the oil chamber in the oil pan so that the oil can pass through, and a light emitter and a light receiver that are placed across the oil check path. The oil quality deterioration alarm device is configured to be operable to notify based on a change in the output signal of the device.
ところで、従来、オイルの性質を検出しオイル
交換時期を判断する方法としては、例えばオイル
を摘出して汚濁や色によつて判断したり、また走
行距離や使用状態等によりオイルの交換時期を判
断していた。しかしながら、いずれの場合もオイ
ル劣化状態を正確に検出することが困難であると
ともに、検出作業が面倒であつた。また、使用可
能なオイルの交換による経済的損失が生じたり、
劣化度の大なるオイルの使用による内燃機関部品
の損傷を招く不都合があつた。更に、従来のオイ
ル劣化検出装置は、発光部で発する光が該発光部
から誘導されることなくオイル中に直接照射され
るので、オイル中に照射する光の強度変化や投光
窓等による光透過損失変動の影響を受け、オイル
劣化を正確に検出することができなかつた。ま
た、発光部及び受光部を加温するオイルに近接し
て配設する必要があり、その構成上、発光部や受
光部がオイル熱によつて影響を受けて機能劣化を
生じ易く、従つてこれ等発光部及び受光部を一体
にした組込式の装置を実際に利用することができ
なかつた。
By the way, conventional methods for detecting the properties of oil and determining when to change the oil include, for example, extracting the oil and determining the dirtiness or color, or determining when to change the oil based on mileage, usage conditions, etc. Was. However, in either case, it is difficult to accurately detect the state of oil deterioration, and the detection work is troublesome. In addition, economic losses may occur due to the replacement of usable oil,
The use of oil with a high degree of deterioration caused damage to internal combustion engine parts. Furthermore, in conventional oil deterioration detection devices, the light emitted by the light emitting part is not guided from the light emitting part and is directly irradiated into the oil, so it is difficult to detect changes in the intensity of the light irradiated into the oil or the light emitted from the light projection window. It was not possible to accurately detect oil deterioration due to the influence of transmission loss fluctuations. In addition, it is necessary to arrange the light emitting part and the light receiving part close to the oil that heats them, and due to their structure, the light emitting part and the light receiving part are likely to be affected by the oil heat and cause functional deterioration. It has not been possible to actually use these built-in devices that integrate a light emitting part and a light receiving part.
また、従来の装置においては、一の器機のオイ
ル劣化状態だけしか検出することができず、取付
けが困難である等の要因で不便であつた。更に、
変速機のオイル劣化状態及び差動機のオイルの劣
化状態においては、ドレン管を開け、オイルを取
出さない限り、劣化状態を検出する手段がなく、
走行距離や使用状態等で劣化状態を判断して交換
していた。しかし、上述同様に、オイル劣化状態
を正確に検出することが困難であるとともに、検
出作業が面倒になる不都合を招いた。 Furthermore, the conventional device is inconvenient because it can only detect the oil deterioration state of one device and is difficult to install. Furthermore,
When the oil in the transmission and the differential is deteriorated, there is no way to detect the deterioration unless the drain pipe is opened and the oil is removed.
Deterioration was determined based on mileage, usage conditions, etc. and replaced. However, as described above, it is difficult to accurately detect the state of oil deterioration, and the detection work becomes troublesome.
そこでこの考案の目的は、上述の不都合を除去
すべく、各機器のオイルの劣化状態を簡単に検出
するとともに、オイルの種類に応じて該オイルの
透過率と劣化率との関係を補正させることによ
り、オイル劣化状態を容易且つ正確に検知し、オ
イル交換を適正時期に果して使用可能なオイルの
交換による経済的損失を防止するとともに劣化度
の大なるオイルの使用による部品の損傷を防止
し、また各器機のオイル劣化状態を容易に選択検
出して使い勝手を向上し、しかも実用化を容易に
果し得るオイル劣化検出装置を実現するにある。
Therefore, the purpose of this invention is to easily detect the deterioration state of oil in each device in order to eliminate the above-mentioned disadvantages, and to correct the relationship between the permeability and deterioration rate of the oil according to the type of oil. This allows the oil deterioration state to be easily and accurately detected, and the oil to be replaced at the appropriate time, thereby preventing economic losses caused by replacing usable oil and preventing damage to parts due to the use of oil with a high degree of deterioration. Another object of the present invention is to realize an oil deterioration detection device that can easily selectively detect the oil deterioration state of each device, improve usability, and can be easily put into practical use.
この目的を達成するためにこの考案は、発光部
と受光部とを有しオイル劣化を検出するオイル劣
化検出装置において、前記発光部からの光を誘導
し車両駆動系器機のオイル中に照射するとともに
このオイル中を通過した光を前記受光部に誘導す
る複数の光導波体を設け、前記受光部が検出した
透光率の変化に対応してオイル劣化状態を表示す
る表示部を設け、前記光導波体の入口端及び出口
端を集合させた固定体と前記発光部及び前記受光
部が組込まれ前記固定体の端面に対して回動可能
な可動体とこの可動体を回動させることにより前
記器機のいずれかのオイル劣化状態を選択検出す
べく指示する切換操作体とを有する切換検出機構
を設け、前記可動体にコード接続金属板を設ける
とともに前記固定体には前記コード接続金属板に
選択的に接続する複数のポジシヨンコードを設
け、前記器機のオイルの透光率と劣化度との関係
を補正して前記表示部に電気信号を出力するアン
プを前記各ポジシヨンコードに連絡して設けたこ
とを特徴とする。
In order to achieve this objective, this invention provides an oil deterioration detection device that has a light emitting part and a light receiving part and detects oil deterioration. Also, a plurality of optical waveguides are provided for guiding the light passing through the oil to the light receiving section, and a display section is provided for displaying a state of oil deterioration in response to a change in the light transmittance detected by the light receiving section, A fixed body in which the inlet end and the outlet end of the optical waveguide are assembled, a movable body in which the light emitting part and the light receiving part are incorporated and can be rotated with respect to the end face of the fixed body, and by rotating this movable body. A switching detection mechanism is provided having a switching operation body for instructing to selectively detect an oil deterioration state of one of the devices, a cord connecting metal plate is provided on the movable body, and a cord connecting metal plate is provided on the fixed body. A plurality of position codes are provided to be selectively connected, and each position code is connected to an amplifier that corrects the relationship between the transmittance of the oil in the equipment and the degree of deterioration and outputs an electric signal to the display section. It is characterized by having been provided with
この考案の構成によれば、発光部からの光は、
光導波体により誘導されるとともにオイル中に照
射され、そして受光部側に誘導される。このと
き、オイル中を通過する光は、オイルの劣化度に
比例して減衰する。この光の減衰により、受光部
が透光率を検知し、この透光率の変化に対応して
アンプがオイルの透光率と劣化度との関係を補正
して表示部に電気信号を出力し、表示部がオイル
劣化状態を表示する。従つて、オイル劣化状態を
容易且つ正確に検知し、オイル交換を適正時期に
果し得て使用可能なオイルの交換による経済的損
失を防止するとともに劣化度の大なるオイルの使
用による部品の損傷を防止する。また、切換検出
機構により各器機のオイル劣化状態を選択検出す
ることができるので、検出作業が容易となり、使
い勝手を向上する。更に、発光部と受光部とを光
導波体により連結するので、熱の影響を受け易い
発光部及び受光部を加温するオイルから離間させ
て配設することができ、使用寿命を長くするとと
もに、実用化を容易とする。
According to the configuration of this invention, the light from the light emitting part is
The light is guided by the optical waveguide, irradiated into the oil, and then guided to the light receiving section. At this time, the light passing through the oil is attenuated in proportion to the degree of deterioration of the oil. Due to the attenuation of this light, the light receiving section detects the light transmittance, and in response to this change in light transmittance, the amplifier corrects the relationship between the light transmittance of the oil and the degree of deterioration and outputs an electrical signal to the display section. The display will show the oil deterioration status. Therefore, the state of oil deterioration can be easily and accurately detected, and the oil can be replaced at the appropriate time, thereby preventing economic losses caused by replacing usable oil and preventing damage to parts due to the use of oil with a high degree of deterioration. prevent. Furthermore, since the switching detection mechanism can selectively detect the oil deterioration state of each device, the detection work becomes easier and the usability is improved. Furthermore, since the light emitting part and the light receiving part are connected by an optical waveguide, the light emitting part and the light receiving part, which are easily affected by heat, can be placed away from the heating oil, thereby extending the usable life. , to facilitate practical application.
以下図面に基づいてこの考案の実施例を詳細且
つ具体的に説明する。
Embodiments of this invention will be described in detail and specifically below based on the drawings.
第1〜8図はこの考案の実施例を示すものであ
る。図において、2は車台、4は内燃機関、6は
変速機、8は推進軸、10は差動機である。車両
駆動系の器機である内燃機関4と変速機6と差動
機10とには、これ等夫々の器機のオイル劣化状
態を検出するオイル劣化検出装置12が設けられ
る。 1 to 8 show examples of this invention. In the figure, 2 is a chassis, 4 is an internal combustion engine, 6 is a transmission, 8 is a propulsion shaft, and 10 is a differential. The internal combustion engine 4, the transmission 6, and the differential 10, which are devices in the vehicle drive system, are provided with an oil deterioration detection device 12 that detects the oil deterioration state of each of these devices.
このオイル劣化検出装置12は、発光部である
発光ダイオード14及び受光部であるホトダイオ
ード16を組込んだ切換検出機構18と、この切
換検出機構18に入口端26a,28a,30a
及び出口端26b,28b,30bが集合され途
中に夫々照射部20,22,24を介在した3本
の光導波体26,28,30とを有している。こ
れ等光導波体26,28,30は、光フアイバを
被覆材で被覆して構成されている。 This oil deterioration detection device 12 includes a switching detection mechanism 18 incorporating a light emitting diode 14 as a light emitting part and a photodiode 16 as a light receiving part, and inlet ends 26a, 28a, 30a in this switching detection mechanism 18.
The output ends 26b, 28b, and 30b are assembled into three optical waveguides 26, 28, and 30 with irradiation sections 20, 22, and 24 interposed therebetween, respectively. These optical waveguides 26, 28, and 30 are constructed by coating optical fibers with a coating material.
即ち、前記切換検出機構18は、第2〜6図に
示す如く構成される。発光ダイオード14とホト
ダイオード16とは、可動体32の軸方向に指向
して挿着されている。また、第1、第2、第3光
導波体26,28,30の入口端26a,28
a,30a及び出口端26b,28b,30b
は、固定体34の軸方向に指向して挿着されてい
る。固定体34の一の端面34fには可動体32
の一の端面32fが当接し、可動体32が固定体
34に対し回動可能に装着されている。可動体3
2には、軸孔36に装着した支軸38を介して切
換操作体40を固定した回転板42が連結されて
いる。この回転板42は、オイルの選定位置を表
示し固定される指示板44により囲繞されてい
る。つまり、この指示板44には、例えば内燃機
関4のオイルパンのオイル劣化の検出を指示する
「ENGIN OIL」、変速機6のミツシヨンケースの
オイル劣化の検出を指示する「MISSON OIL」
そして差動機10のデフレンシヤルケースのオイ
ル劣化の検出を指示する「DEF OIL」が表示さ
れている。また、切換操作体40によつて可動体
32を回動させた際に、所定のオイルの検出表示
位置で可動体32に節度をもたせるために、可動
体32の端面32f側には節度機構46である3
個のボール48とこれ等ボール48を端面32f
側に押圧する3体のスプリング50とが設けられ
ている。前記ボール48は、端面32fから突出
し、固定体34の端面34fに形成された3つの
ボール穴52に挿脱する。可動体32と固定体3
4とが離脱しないように、可動体32に挿着した
支軸38を延長し、この支軸38の延長部位を固
定体34の軸穴54に挿入するとともに回動可能
に装着している。 That is, the switching detection mechanism 18 is constructed as shown in FIGS. 2-6. The light emitting diode 14 and the photodiode 16 are inserted and oriented in the axial direction of the movable body 32. In addition, the entrance ends 26a, 28 of the first, second, and third optical waveguides 26, 28, 30
a, 30a and outlet ends 26b, 28b, 30b
are inserted and oriented in the axial direction of the fixed body 34. A movable body 32 is disposed on one end surface 34f of the fixed body 34.
The movable body 32 is rotatably attached to the fixed body 34 with one end surface 32f in contact with the movable body 32. Movable body 3
2 is connected to a rotary plate 42 to which a switching operation body 40 is fixed via a support shaft 38 mounted in a shaft hole 36. The rotary plate 42 is surrounded by a fixed indicator plate 44 that indicates the oil selection position. That is, the instruction plate 44 includes, for example, "ENGIN OIL" which instructs detection of oil deterioration in the oil pan of the internal combustion engine 4, and "MISSON OIL" which instructs detection of oil deterioration in the transmission case 6.
Then, "DEF OIL" is displayed, which instructs detection of oil deterioration in the differential case of the differential 10. Further, in order to provide moderation to the movable body 32 at a predetermined oil detection and display position when the movable body 32 is rotated by the switching operation body 40, a moderation mechanism 46 is provided on the end surface 32f side of the movable body 32. is 3
balls 48 and these balls 48 on the end surface 32f.
Three springs 50 are provided to press the housing to the side. The balls 48 protrude from the end surface 32f and are inserted into and removed from three ball holes 52 formed in the end surface 34f of the fixed body 34. Movable body 32 and fixed body 3
4, the supporting shaft 38 inserted into the movable body 32 is extended, and the extended portion of the supporting shaft 38 is inserted into the shaft hole 54 of the fixed body 34 and rotatably mounted.
可動体32には、該可動体32を回動させた際
に、選択した器機のオイル劣化を検出すべく、発
光ダイオード14が固定体34の第1、第2、第
3光導波体26,28,30のいずれかの入口端
26a,28a,30aに位置するよう配設され
るとともに、ホトダイオード16が固定体34の
第1、第2、第3光導波体26,28,30のい
ずれかの出口端26b,28b,30bに位置す
るように配設されている。また、可動体32の端
面32fには、コード接続金属板56が植込まれ
ている。このコード接続金属板56は、固定体3
4に設けた3本のポジシヨンコード58,60,
62を選択的に接続する。即ち、切換操作体40
を「ENGIN OIL」の位置にさせた際に、コード
接続金属板56が第1ポジシヨンコード58−1
と第1ポジシヨンコード58−2とを接続し、ま
た切換操作体40を「MISSION OIL」に位置さ
せた際に第2ポジシヨンコード60−1と第2ポ
ジシヨンコード60−2とを接続し、更に切換操
作体40を「DEF OIL」に位置させた際に第3
ポジシヨンコード62−1と第3ポジシヨンコー
ド62−2とを接続する。これ等第1、第2、第
3ポジシヨンコード58,60,62は、第8図
に示す如く、アンプ64に接続している。このア
ンプ64は、第1、第2、第3ポジシヨンコード
58,60,62のいずれかの接続により、各器
機のオイルの透光率と劣化度との関係を補正し、
図示しない運転室内に設置される表示部66に電
気信号を出力する。この表示部66は、アンプ6
4からの信号によりオイル劣化状態を表示する。 The movable body 32 has a light emitting diode 14 connected to the first, second, and third optical waveguides 26 of the fixed body 34 in order to detect oil deterioration of a selected device when the movable body 32 is rotated. 28, 30, and the photodiode 16 is located at one of the first, second, and third optical waveguides 26, 28, 30 of the fixed body 34. They are arranged at outlet ends 26b, 28b, and 30b of. Further, a cord connecting metal plate 56 is embedded in the end surface 32f of the movable body 32. This cord connecting metal plate 56 is connected to the fixed body 3
4 position codes 58, 60,
62 is selectively connected. That is, the switching operation body 40
When the cord connection metal plate 56 is placed in the "ENGIN OIL" position, the cord connecting metal plate 56 is placed in the first position cord 58-1.
and the first position cord 58-2, and when the switching operation body 40 is positioned at "MISSION OIL", the second position cord 60-1 and the second position cord 60-2 are connected. Furthermore, when the switching operation body 40 is positioned at "DEF OIL", the third
Connect the position cord 62-1 and the third position cord 62-2. These first, second, and third position cords 58, 60, and 62 are connected to an amplifier 64, as shown in FIG. This amplifier 64 corrects the relationship between the oil transmittance and the degree of deterioration of each device by connecting one of the first, second, and third position codes 58, 60, and 62,
An electrical signal is output to a display section 66 installed in the driver's cab (not shown). This display section 66 indicates that the amplifier 6
The oil deterioration state is displayed by the signal from 4.
一方、第1、第2、第3光導波体26,28,
30に介在した第1、第2、第3照射部20,2
2,24は、第7図に示す如く構成される。例え
ば第1照射部20においては、第1光導波体26
が発光ダイオード14側の第1光導波体26−1
とホトダイオード16側の第1光導波体26−2
とに分離される。第1光導波体26−1は、金属
管68−1に被覆されてボルト形の取付具70の
頭部72側から挿着部74に形成された中空部7
6に挿入され、その端面にはガラス板あるいは透
明板からなる照射側部材78が装着されている。
また、第1光導波体26−2は、金属管68−2
に被覆されて頭部72側から中空部76に挿入さ
れ、その端面には照射側部材78と同一構成の入
射側部材80が装着されている。照射側部材78
と入射側部材80とは、オイルを通過する空間を
有し対峙して配設されている。前記取付具70の
挿着部74の外周面には、オイルパン等に螺着す
るねじ部82が形成されている。取付具70をオ
イルパン等に装着することにより、中空部76内
にオイルが流入し、発光ダイオード14からの光
を照射側部材78からオイル中に照射し、オイル
中を通過した光を入射側部材80から入射させて
ホトダイオード16に誘導する。第2照射部22
及び第3照射部24は、前述の第1照射部20と
同様に構成されるので、ここでは説明を省略す
る。第2照射部22は変速機6のミツシヨンケー
スに装着され、また第3照射部24はデフレンシ
ヤルケースに装着される。なお、符号84はスイ
ツチ、86はバツテリである。 On the other hand, the first, second and third optical waveguides 26, 28,
The first, second and third irradiation parts 20, 2 interposed in 30
2 and 24 are constructed as shown in FIG. For example, in the first irradiation section 20, the first optical waveguide 26
is the first optical waveguide 26-1 on the light emitting diode 14 side.
and the first optical waveguide 26-2 on the photodiode 16 side.
It is separated into The first optical waveguide 26-1 is covered with a metal tube 68-1 and has a hollow portion 7 formed in the insertion portion 74 from the head 72 side of the bolt-shaped fixture 70.
6, and an irradiation side member 78 made of a glass plate or a transparent plate is attached to the end face thereof.
Further, the first optical waveguide 26-2 includes a metal tube 68-2.
is inserted into the hollow portion 76 from the head 72 side, and an incident side member 80 having the same configuration as the irradiation side member 78 is attached to the end face thereof. Irradiation side member 78
and the entrance side member 80 are disposed facing each other and have a space through which oil passes. A threaded portion 82 is formed on the outer peripheral surface of the insertion portion 74 of the fixture 70 to be screwed into an oil pan or the like. By attaching the fitting 70 to an oil pan or the like, oil flows into the hollow part 76, and the light from the light emitting diode 14 is irradiated into the oil from the irradiation side member 78, and the light that has passed through the oil is directed to the incident side. The light enters from the member 80 and is guided to the photodiode 16. Second irradiation section 22
Since the third irradiation section 24 is configured similarly to the first irradiation section 20 described above, the description thereof will be omitted here. The second irradiation section 22 is attached to the transmission case of the transmission 6, and the third irradiation section 24 is attached to the differential case. Note that 84 is a switch, and 86 is a battery.
以下、この実施例の作用を説明する。 The operation of this embodiment will be explained below.
内燃機関4のオイル劣化状態を検出したい場合
には、切換操作体40を指示板44の「ENGIN
OIL」の位置にさせる。これにより、可動体32
が回動し、発光ダイオード14が第1光導波体2
6の入口端26aに位置するとともにホトダイオ
ード16が第1光導波体26の出口端26bに位
置する。このとき、コード接続金属板56は、第
1ポジシヨンコード58を接続する。そして、ス
イツチ84をオンにすると、電圧の印加により発
光ダイオード14が光を発する。この光は、第1
光導波体26−1によつて誘導され、第1照射部
20の照射側部材78からオイル中に照射され
る。このオイル中を通過した光は、オイルの劣化
度に比例して減衰する。この減衰した光は、入射
側部材80を経て第1光導波体26−2によつて
誘導され、ホトダイオード16に至る。このホト
ダイオード16は、減衰した光によつて透光率を
検出し、この値を電気信号に変換してアンプ64
に出力する。このとき、アンプ64は、第1ポジ
シヨンコード58が接続していることにより、透
光率と内燃機関4のオイル劣化度との関係を補正
している。これにより、アンプ64は、内燃機関
4のオイル劣化状態を正確に判定し、表示部66
に増幅した信号を出力する。この表示部66は、
オイル劣化度を表示する。即ち、透光率の変化
は、オイルに混入した煤量と相関関係がある。こ
のオイルに混入した煤量はオイル劣化に大なる影
響を与えるので、煤量を検知することがオイル劣
化を検出する指標となる。従つて、透光率の変化
は、オイル劣化の指標となり得るものである。 If you want to detect the oil deterioration state of the internal combustion engine 4, move the switching operation body 40 to the "ENGIN" position on the indicator board 44.
OIL” position. As a result, the movable body 32
rotates, and the light emitting diode 14 connects to the first optical waveguide 2.
6 and a photodiode 16 is located at the exit end 26b of the first optical waveguide 26 . At this time, the cord connecting metal plate 56 connects the first position cord 58. Then, when the switch 84 is turned on, the light emitting diode 14 emits light due to the application of voltage. This light is the first
The light is guided by the optical waveguide 26-1 and irradiated into the oil from the irradiation side member 78 of the first irradiation section 20. The light that passes through this oil is attenuated in proportion to the degree of deterioration of the oil. This attenuated light is guided by the first optical waveguide 26 - 2 through the incident side member 80 and reaches the photodiode 16 . The photodiode 16 detects the transmittance of the attenuated light, converts this value into an electrical signal, and sends the signal to the amplifier 64.
Output to. At this time, the amplifier 64 corrects the relationship between the light transmittance and the degree of oil deterioration of the internal combustion engine 4 because the first position cord 58 is connected. As a result, the amplifier 64 accurately determines the oil deterioration state of the internal combustion engine 4, and the display unit 66
Outputs the amplified signal. This display section 66 is
Displays the degree of oil deterioration. That is, the change in light transmittance has a correlation with the amount of soot mixed into the oil. The amount of soot mixed into the oil has a great effect on oil deterioration, so detecting the amount of soot is an index for detecting oil deterioration. Therefore, a change in light transmittance can be an indicator of oil deterioration.
変速機6のオイル劣化状態を検出したい場合に
は、切換操作体40を指示板44の「MISSON
OIL」に位置させると、発光ダイオード14が第
2光導波体28の入口端28aに位置するととも
にホトダイオード16が第2光導波体28の出口
端28bに位置する。このとき、コード接続金属
板56は、第2ポジシヨンコード60を接続す
る。この変速機6のオイル劣化状態は、上述の内
燃機関4のオイルの場合と同様に行われるので、
ここでは説明を省略する。 If you want to detect the oil deterioration state of the transmission 6, move the switching operation body 40 to the "MISSON" position on the indicator plate 44.
OIL", the light emitting diode 14 is located at the entrance end 28a of the second optical waveguide 28, and the photodiode 16 is located at the exit end 28b of the second optical waveguide 28. At this time, the cord connecting metal plate 56 connects the second position cord 60. The deterioration state of the oil in the transmission 6 is carried out in the same manner as in the case of the oil in the internal combustion engine 4 described above.
The explanation will be omitted here.
差動機10のオイル劣化状態を検出したい場合
には、切換操作体40を指示板44の「DEF
OIL」に位置させると、発光ダイオード14が第
3光導波体30の入口端30aに位置するととも
にホトダイオード16が第3光導波体30の出口
端30bに位置する。このとき、コード接続金属
板56は、第3ポジシヨンコード62を接続す
る。この差動機10のオイル劣化状態は、上述の
内燃機関4のオイルの場合と同様に行われるの
で、ここでは説明を省略する。 If you want to detect the oil deterioration state of the differential 10, move the switching operation body 40 to the “DEF” position on the indicator plate 44.
OIL, the light emitting diode 14 is located at the entrance end 30a of the third optical waveguide 30, and the photodiode 16 is located at the exit end 30b of the third optical waveguide 30. At this time, the cord connecting metal plate 56 connects the third position cord 62. The deterioration state of the oil in the differential 10 is performed in the same manner as in the case of the oil in the internal combustion engine 4 described above, so a description thereof will be omitted here.
この結果、オイル劣化状態は、容易且つ正確に
検出される。これにより、オイル交換を適正時期
に果し得て、使用可能なオイルの交換による経済
的損失を防止するとともに、劣化度の大なるオイ
ルの使用による各器機の損傷を防止する。また、
発光ダイオード14からの光が各光導波体26,
28,30によつて誘導されるので、光透過損失
変動等の不都合を防止し、オイル劣化状態を正確
に検出し得る。更に、熱に弱い発光ダイオード1
4及びホトダイオード16を加温するオイルから
離間させて設置することができるので、熱の影響
を防止し、夫々ダイオードの使用寿命を長くする
とともに、実用化を容易に果し得る。 As a result, oil deterioration conditions are easily and accurately detected. This allows oil to be replaced at the appropriate time, prevents economic losses due to replacement of usable oil, and prevents damage to equipment due to the use of oil with a high degree of deterioration. Also,
Light from the light emitting diode 14 is transmitted to each optical waveguide 26,
28 and 30, it is possible to prevent inconveniences such as fluctuations in light transmission loss and to accurately detect oil deterioration conditions. Furthermore, heat-sensitive light emitting diode 1
Since the photodiode 4 and the photodiode 16 can be installed apart from the heating oil, the influence of heat can be prevented, the service life of each diode can be extended, and practical use can be easily achieved.
また、一対の発光ダイオード14とホトダイオ
ード16とにより、内燃機関4等の複数の器機の
オイル劣化状態を選択的に検出することができ、
検出作業を容易とし、使い勝手を向上し得る。 In addition, the pair of light emitting diodes 14 and photodiodes 16 can selectively detect the oil deterioration state of a plurality of devices such as the internal combustion engine 4.
Detection work can be facilitated and usability can be improved.
以上詳細な説明から明らかなようにこの考案に
よれば、発光部からの光を誘導し車両駆動系器機
のオイル中に照射するとともにこのオイル中を通
過した光を受光部に誘導する複数の光導波体を設
け、受光部が検出した透光率の変化に対応してオ
イル劣化状態を表示する表示部を設け、光導波体
の入口端及び出口端を集合させた固定体と発光部
及び受光部が組込まれ固定体の端面に対して回動
可能な可動体と可動体を回動させることにより器
機のいずれかのオイル劣化状態を選択検出すべく
指示する切換操作体とを有する切換検出機構を設
け、可動体にコード接続金属板を設けるとともに
固定体にはコード接続金属板に選択的に接続する
複数のポジシヨンコードを設け、器機のオイルの
透光率と劣化度との関係を補正して表示部に電気
信号を出力するアンプを各ポジシヨンコードに連
絡して設けたことにより、各機器のオイルの劣化
状態を簡単に検出するとともに、オイルの種類に
応じて該オイルの透過率と劣化率との関係を補正
させ、オイル劣化状態を容易且つ正確に検出し、
オイル交換を適正時期に果し得て、使用可能なオ
イルの交換による経済的損失を防止するとともに
劣化度の大なるオイルの使用による器機の損傷を
防止し得る。また、一対の発光部と受光部とによ
り各器機のオイル劣化状態を検出することがで
き、各器機のオイル劣化検出作業を容易に果し、
使い勝手を向上し得る。更に、発光部と受光部と
を光導波体によつて連結するので、発光部及び受
光部を加温するオイルから離間させて設置するこ
とができ、熱の影響を防止し、実用化を容易に果
し得る。
As is clear from the above detailed explanation, this invention has a plurality of light guides that guide light from a light emitting part and irradiate it into the oil of the vehicle drive system equipment, and guide the light that has passed through the oil to the light receiving part. A fixed body, a light emitting part, and a light receiving part are provided with a wave body, a display part is provided to display the state of oil deterioration in response to a change in the light transmittance detected by the light receiving part, and the inlet end and the outlet end of the optical waveguide are assembled together. A switching detection mechanism having a movable body that is incorporated with a part and is rotatable relative to an end face of a fixed body, and a switching operation body that instructs to selectively detect an oil deterioration state of any of the equipment by rotating the movable body. A cord-connecting metal plate is provided on the movable body, and multiple position codes are installed on the fixed body to selectively connect to the cord-connecting metal plate, thereby correcting the relationship between the oil transmittance of the equipment and the degree of deterioration. By connecting each position code with an amplifier that outputs an electric signal to the display, it is possible to easily detect the deterioration state of the oil in each device, and also to adjust the permeability of the oil depending on the type of oil. By correcting the relationship between the deterioration rate and the deterioration rate, the oil deterioration state can be easily and accurately detected.
Oil can be replaced at a proper time, economical losses due to replacement of usable oil can be prevented, and damage to equipment due to the use of oil with a high degree of deterioration can be prevented. In addition, the oil deterioration state of each device can be detected by a pair of light emitting section and light receiving section, making it easy to detect oil deterioration of each device.
Usability can be improved. Furthermore, since the light emitting part and the light receiving part are connected by an optical waveguide, the light emitting part and the light receiving part can be installed away from the heating oil, which prevents the influence of heat and facilitates practical application. It can be achieved.
第1〜8図はこの考案の実施例を示し、第1図
はオイル劣化検出装置を各器機に備えた車台の斜
視図、第2図は切換検出機構の斜視図、第3図は
切換検出機構の可動体端面の正面図、第4図は第
3図の−線による断面図、第5図は切換検出
機構の固定体端面の正面図、第6図は第5図の
−線による断面図、第7図は照射部の一部切欠
斜視図、第8図はオイル劣化検出装置の回路図で
ある。
図において、2は車台、4は内燃機関、6は変
速機、10は差動機、12はオイル劣化検出装
置、14は発光ダイオード、16はホトダイオー
ド、18は切換検出機構、20は第1照射部、2
2は第2照射部、24は第3照射部、26は第1
光導波体、28は第2光導波体、30は第3光導
波体、32は可動体、34は固定体、40は切換
操作体、56はコード接続金属板、58は第1ポ
ジシヨンコード、60は第2ポジシヨンコード、
62は第3ポジシヨンコード、64はアンプ、そ
して66は表示部である。
Figures 1 to 8 show an embodiment of this invention, Figure 1 is a perspective view of a vehicle chassis equipped with an oil deterioration detection device for each device, Figure 2 is a perspective view of the switching detection mechanism, and Figure 3 is switching detection. 4 is a front view of the end surface of the movable body of the mechanism, FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken along the - line in FIG. 3, FIG. 5 is a front view of the end surface of the fixed body of the switching detection mechanism, and FIG. 6 is a sectional view taken along the - line in FIG. 7 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the irradiation section, and FIG. 8 is a circuit diagram of the oil deterioration detection device. In the figure, 2 is a chassis, 4 is an internal combustion engine, 6 is a transmission, 10 is a differential, 12 is an oil deterioration detection device, 14 is a light emitting diode, 16 is a photodiode, 18 is a switching detection mechanism, and 20 is a first irradiation unit. ,2
2 is a second irradiation section, 24 is a third irradiation section, and 26 is a first irradiation section.
Optical waveguide, 28 is a second optical waveguide, 30 is a third optical waveguide, 32 is a movable body, 34 is a fixed body, 40 is a switching operation body, 56 is a cord connecting metal plate, 58 is a first position code , 60 is the second position code,
62 is a third position code, 64 is an amplifier, and 66 is a display section.
Claims (1)
るオイル劣化検出装置において、前記発光部か
らの光を誘導し車両駆動系器機のオイル中に照
射するとともにこのオイル中を通過した光を前
記受光部に誘導する複数の光導波体を設け、前
記受光部が検出した透光率の変化に対応してオ
イル劣化状態を表示する表示部を設け、前記光
導波体の入口端及び出口端を集合させた固定体
と前記発光部及び前記受光部が組込まれ前記固
定体の端面に対して回動可能な可動体とこの可
動体を回動させることにより前記器機のいずれ
かのオイル劣化状態を選択検出すべく指示する
切換操作体とを有する切換検出機構を設け、前
記可動体にコード接続金属板を設けるとともに
前記固定体には前記コード接続金属板に選択的
に接続する複数のポジシヨンコードを設け、前
記器機のオイルの透光率と劣化度との関係を補
正して前記表示部に電気信号を出力するアンプ
を前記各ポジシヨンコードに連絡して設けたこ
とを特徴とするオイル劣化検出装置。 2 前記光導波体は、一部が前記オイル中に位置
するとともに前記発光部からの光を前記オイル
中に照射させる照射部を有する光導波体である
実用新案登録請求の範囲第1項記載のオイル劣
化検出装置。[Claims for Utility Model Registration] 1. An oil deterioration detection device that has a light emitting part and a light receiving part and detects oil deterioration, which guides light from the light emitting part and irradiates it into the oil of vehicle drive system equipment. A plurality of optical waveguides are provided for guiding light that has passed through the oil to the light receiving section, a display section is provided that displays a state of oil deterioration in response to a change in light transmittance detected by the light receiving section, and the optical waveguide A fixed body in which the inlet end and the outlet end of the body are assembled together, a movable body in which the light emitting section and the light receiving section are incorporated and can be rotated with respect to the end face of the fixed body, and by rotating this movable body, the device a switching detection mechanism having a switching operation body for instructing selective detection of one of the oil deterioration states; the movable body is provided with a cord-connected metal plate; A plurality of position codes are provided to be connected to each of the position codes, and an amplifier is provided in communication with each of the position codes to correct the relationship between the light transmittance of the oil of the equipment and the degree of deterioration and output an electric signal to the display unit. An oil deterioration detection device characterized by: 2. The utility model registration according to claim 1, wherein the light waveguide is a light waveguide having a portion located in the oil and having an irradiation part that irradiates light from the light emitting part into the oil. Oil deterioration detection device.
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