NL2008803C2 - Fuel system for a combustion engine with direct injection, kit for a fuel system and method for directly injecting a fuel in a combustion engine. - Google Patents
Fuel system for a combustion engine with direct injection, kit for a fuel system and method for directly injecting a fuel in a combustion engine. Download PDFInfo
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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Description
Fuel system for a combustion engine with direct injection, kit for a fuel system and method for directly injecting a fuel in a combustion engine 5 The invention relates to a fuel system for a combustion engine with direct injection. The invention further relates to a kit for a fuel system and to a method for directly injecting a fuel in a combustion engine.
Direct injection increases the efficiency of 10 combustion in in combustion engines. Diesel can be pressurized to pressures over 1000 bar. Gasoline can be pressurized to 100-200 bars. Suitable high pressure pumps are used to supply the fuel to a high pressure fuel line connected e.g. to a common rail allowing the direct 15 injection of the fuel into the combustion chambers.
In this application any pressure above 35 bars is a high pressure.
Bi-fuel systems using a liquid fuel, such as petrol or diesel, and a liquefied vapor fuel such as liquefied 20 petroleum gas (LPG) are known. Such a system is e.g.
disclosed in PCT2009/110792. The high pressure pump is supplied with either fuel and used to pressurize the fuel.
This application relates both to fuel systems arranged to supply fuel alternately as to fuel systems for supplying 25 the fuel in mixed form. This application also relates to systems operating on a single fuel in which a extra fuel system is to be fitted, using a kit.
A problem with the known fuel systems and methods is warm starting the combustion engine. As a result of the heat 30 present in the high pressure pump, liquefied vapor fuel can vaporize forming bubbles. This can result in vapor -lock and failure to start the engine. A well known problem in dual fuel systems is the change over from LPG to gasoline as a 2 result of the relative high pressure of LPG. A further known problem according to prior art is the necessity of a return line for the LPG. Such a return line has the risk of gasoline entering into LPG-storage.
5 It is a goal to improve at least one aspect of the known system and method.
In accordance with a first aspect of the invention a fuel system for a combustion engine with direct injection is provided comprising at least one high pressure fuel line 10 connected to an injection device of the combustion engine for the direct injection of fuel. The high pressure fuel line can comprise a common rail. In an embodiment the high pressure fuel line is connected to a high pressure line supply. This high pressure line supply will supply a fuel to 15 the high pressure fuel line. In an embodiment the high pressure line supply comprises at least a high-pressure fuel pump having an inlet connected to a first fuel storage for a liquid fuel, such as gasoline. The high pressure pump outlet is connected to the high pressure fuel line.
20 In an embodiment the fuel system comprises a second high pressure line supply for supplying a fuel to the high pressure fuel line. This second fuel supply can comprise at least a second fuel storage for liquefied vapor fuel, such as liquid petrol gasoline (LPG). The second high pressure 25 line supply allows feeding a second, different fuel to the high pressure fuel line. The second high pressure line supply can comprise a liquefied vapor fuel pump for supplying that fuel. In this embodiment the second fuel is fed to the high pressure fuel line using a separate fuel 30 supply. This separate system can be completely adapted to the demands of supplying a liquefied petrol gas preventing the vaporization and thereby preventing the known problems.
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Feeding LPG to the low pressure area of the first fuel supply is prevented.
In an embodiment the most upstream node arranged to receive fuel from both high pressure fuel line supplies is 5 arranged downstream from the high pressure pump connected to the first fuel storage. As the node is downstream from the high pressure pump, the evaporation issue is overcome. The LPG has a sufficient high pressure before the LPG is mixed with the liquid fuel. In an embodiment second LPG fuel 10 supply is arranged to by-pass the high pressure pump.
In an embodiment the high pressure fuel line is arranged to operate at 30, preferably at 38 bars and more preferably at 42 bars or more. In an embodiment the second high pressure line supply is arranged to supply the fuel at 15 at least 42 bars. Such a fuel system is arranged to supply the LPG fuel at a pressure above the critical pressure of LPG for the high pressure fuel line and other downstream features of the combustion engine. The evaporation issue is solved for LPG if operated above the critical pressure.
20 The fuel system according to the invention allows operating all features downstream from the high pressure fuel line at sufficient high pressure to prevent evaporation issues .
In an embodiment the fuel system is arranged to 25 maintain a pressure of at least 30, preferably at least 38 bars and more preferably at least 42 bars in the high pressure fuel line, since 42 bars is the critical pressure for propane. If, using non-return valve and leak-free fuel lines, pressure in the high pressure fuel lines is 30 maintained above 42 bars, bubble forming is prevented.
In an embodiment starting the engine is controlled by a controller arranged to first pressurize the fuel present in the high pressure fuel line to a pressure above 20 bar, 4 preferably 30 and more preferably 40 bars before ignition is attempted.
It is advantageous to arrange the liquefied fuel pump in the liquefied fuel storage. This allows good priming of 5 the pump. Further fitting the LPG storage as an extra fuel supply system is more easily.
In an embodiment the fuel system comprises a controller arranged to control the first and second supplies. This allows alternating the fuel supply or mixing 10 the fuel. In an embodiment the controller is arranged, when starting the combustion engine, to allow supply of fuel from the first supply only. Only liquid fuel is supplied.
In an embodiment a non-return valve is arranged downstream from a pump chamber of the high pressure pump.
15 This prevents entering of the LPG fuel into the low pressure area of the high pressure pump or other low pressure areas of the system. In an embodiment a non-return valve is arranged near a downstream end of the second fuel supply. Preferably this non-return valve is arranged just upstream 20 from the connection node. This prevents the first fuel from entering the second high pressure line supply.
In embodiment the high pressure pump can have a return line (or leak line) for returning fuel to the storage. In an embodiment the high pressure pump comprises a pump chamber 25 having a controlled inlet valve for controlling the amount of fuel supplied to the pump chamber and thereby controlling the amount of fuel to be pressurized.
According to another aspect a fuel system for a combustion engine with direct injection is provided, the 30 fuel system comprising at least one high pressure fuel line connected to an injection device of the combustion engine for the direct injection of fuel, wherein a LPG high pressure line supply for supplying a liquefied fuel vapor 5 fuel, such as liquid petrol gas (LPG), to the high pressure fuel line, the LPG high pressure line supply comprising at least a fuel storage for liquefied vapor fuel and a liquefied vapor fuel pump, and wherein the fuel supply is 5 arranged to supply the LPG at at least 30, preferably at least 38 bars and more preferably at least 42 bar pressure.
In an embodiment the liquefied vapor fuel pump is arranged to operate at at least 30, preferably at least 38 bars and more preferably at least 42 bars.
10 According to a further aspect a kit for fitting a bi fuel system in a high pressure direct injection combustion engine is provided. The internal combustion engine having direct injection comprises a high pressure fuel line. In an embodiment the kit comprises a second high pressure fuel 15 line supply for supplying a second fuel to the high pressure fuel line, the second fuel supply having a second fuel storage for a liquefied vapor fuel such as liquid petrol gasoline (LPG) and a liquefied fuel pump, the kit further comprising a connecting device for connecting the second 20 fuel supply to the high pressure fuel line. The connecting device allows connecting the second high pressure line supply to the high pressure fuel line. The connection device can comprise any generally known leak free connector.
In an embodiment the connection device replaces the 25 existing high pressure fuel line. The connection device can be formed as a T-high pressure fuel line comprising the connection node of the two supplies and the combustion engine .
In an embodiment the connecting device comprises a 30 high pressure fuel line and a non-return valve to be connected to that high pressure fuel line.
In an embodiment the kit comprises a controller arranged for controlling an amount of fuel supplied from the 6 second fuel supply and for controlling an amount of fuel supplied from a first fuel supply formed by the first fuel storage and high pressure pump. The controller can override or replace the already present ECU.
5 According to a yet another aspect a method for injecting fuel in a combustion engine is provided. The method comprises supplying pressurized fuel to a high pressure fuel line and injecting the pressurized fuel from the high pressure fuel line. A first fuel is supplied from a 10 first fuel storage to the high pressure fuel line over a high pressure pump. In an embodiment of the method a a second, different fuel is supplied to the high pressure fuel line from a second fuel storage. By supplying the second fuel, preferably a liquefied vapor fuel such as liquefied 15 petroleum gas, to the high pressure fuel line, the fuel can be supplied at a pressure above the vapor pressure, preventing the formation of bubbles.
In an embodiment the second fuel is pressurized inside the second fuel storage. This evaporation issue, if any 20 remaining, is thereby limited to inside the storage.
Preferably the fuel system and method is return line free. This prevents mixing of fuel and reduces the complexity of the fuel system and method.
In an embodiment the second fuel is pressurized to at 25 least 30, preferably at least 38 bars and more preferably at least 42 bars. At these pressures in combination with higher operating temperatures of the combustion engines, evaporation of the LPG is prevent as these pressures are above the vapor pressure, or even above the critical 30 pressure.
Various embodiments are possible within the scope of the invention. The scope of protection is in no means limited by the illustrated embodiments. Although the 7 invention will now be described with reference to the drawing and the claims, other (partial) aspects of the embodiments illustrated or explicitly or implicitly disclosed herein could be the subject of divisional patent 5 applications.
The invention will now be described with reference to the drawing showing a single embodiment of method and device according to the invention, in which:
Figure 1 shows an embodiment of a fuel system 10 according to the invention.
A fuel system 1 comprises a schematically illustrated engine 21 having four cylinders. A schematically illustrated common rail 20 will allow direct injection of the fuel into the cylinders.
15 Fuel is supplied via the high pressure fuel line 8.
Fuel is supplied to the high pressure fuel line from the liquid fuel supply 9 and/or from liquefied vapor fuel supply 10. Both are fuel supplies connected directly to a node 16 in the high pressure fuel line 8.
20 In a prior art combustion engine the liquid fuel supply 9 is present. The liquid fuel supply 9 comprises a liquid fuel storage 2 having a inlet line 3 and a pump 4. Pump 4 can be located inside or outside the storage 2. A fuel line 5 connects the storage and fuel pump 4 with a high 25 pressure pump 6, here a controlled high pressure pump connected to controller 7. The controller can be an ECU.
The high pressure pump 6 allows increasing the pressure in the fuel to pressures at least above 30 bars, preferably 100-200 bars. The high-pressurized fuel is 30 provided to the high pressure fuel line 8 and supplied to the engine. The controlled high pressure pump 6 allows supplying the exact needed amount of fuel.
8 A kit can be provided to allow fitting a second fuel supply in the already present fuel system. The kit can comprise a second fuel storage 11, a fuel line 18 having a first fuel pump 12, preferably located inside the storage 11 5 and optionally a second pump 14. Fuel line 18 connects the storage 11 with high pressure fuel line 8 at node 16. A non return valve is part of fuel line 18 and is provided close to node 16.
The high pressure line supply 9 and/or high pressure 10 line supply 10 supply fuel to the high pressure fuel line 8 and thereby to the common rail for direct injection.
Storage 11 can be a liquefied vapor fuel storage, preferably arranged for storing liquefied petroleum gas. A safety valve 13 can close the supply of fuel from storage 15 11.
Pump 12, and in an embodiment in combination with pump 14, is arranged to supply the second fuel from storage 11 at a pressure of at least 30, preferably at least 38, and more preferably at least 42 bars in fuel line 18. This will 20 prevent evaporation of liquefied petroleum gas at all times. Node 16 is shown schematically. In an embodiment a suitable connector connects fuel line 18 and fuel line 8.
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Clauses 1. Fuel system for a combustion engine with direct injection, comprising 5 • at least one high pressure fuel line connected to an injection device of the combustion engine for the direct injection of fuel, • a first high pressure line supply for supplying a fuel to the high pressure fuel line, the first high pressure 10 line supply comprising at least a high-pressure fuel pump having an inlet connected to a first fuel storage for a liquid fuel, such as gasoline, and having an outlet connected to the high pressure fuel line, and • a second high pressure line supply for supplying a fuel 15 to the high pressure fuel line, the second high pressure line supply comprising at least a second fuel storage for liquefied vapor fuel, such as liquid petrol gas (LPG), and a liquefied vapor fuel pump.
2. Fuel system according to claim 1, wherein a 20 most upstream node arranged to receive fuel from both high pressure line supplies is arranged downstream from the high pressure pump connected to the first fuel storage.
3. Fuel system according to claim 1, wherein the second high pressure line supply is arranged to by-pass the 25 high pressure pump.
4. Fuel system according to any of the previous claims, wherein the high pressure fuel line is arranged to operate at 42 bars or more and the second high pressure line supply is arranged to supply the fuel at at least 42 bars.
30 5. Fuel system according to claim 4, wherein the fuel system is arranged to maintain a pressure of at least 42 bars in the high pressure fuel line.
10 6. Fuel system according to any of the previous claims, wherein the liquefied vapor fuel pump is arranged in the liquefied vapor fuel storage.
7. Fuel system according to any of the previous 5 claims, also comprising a controller arranged to control the first and second supplies.
8. Fuel system according to claim 7, wherein the controller is arranged, when starting the combustion engine, to allow supply of fuel from the first supply only.
10 9. Fuel system according to claim 7 or 8, wherein the controller is arranged to switch between respective fuel supplies for alternating fuel supply.
10. Fuel system according to claim 7 or 8, wherein the controller is arranged to mix fuel from fuel 15 supplies.
11. Fuel system according to any of the previous claims, wherein a non-return valve is arranged downstream from a pump chamber of the high pressure pump and a nonreturn valve is arranged near a downstream end of the second 20 high pressure line supply.
12. Fuel system according to any of the previous claims, wherein the high pressure pump comprises a controlled inlet valve for controlling an amount of fuel supplied to a pump chamber of the high pressure pump.
25 13. Fuel system for a combustion engine with direct injection, comprising at least one high pressure fuel line connected to an injection device of the combustion engine for the direct injection of fuel, wherein a LPG high pressure line supply for supplying a liquefied vapor fuel, 30 such as liquid petrol gas (LPG), to the high pressure fuel line, the LPG high pressure line supply comprising at least a fuel storage for liquefied vapor fuel and a liquefied 11 vapor fuel pump, and wherein the fuel supply is arranged to supply the LPG at at least 42 bar pressure.
14. Fuel system according to any of the previous claims, wherein the liquefied vapor fuel pump is arranged to 5 operate at at least 42 bars.
15. Kit for fitting a bi-fuel system in a high pressure direct injection combustion engine having a high pressure fuel line, the kit comprising a second high pressure fuel line supply for supplying a second fuel to the 10 high pressure fuel line, the second fuel supply having a second fuel storage for a liquefied vapor fuel such as liquid petrol gas (LPG) and a liquefied vapor fuel pump, the kit further comprising a connecting device for connecting the second fuel supply to the high pressure fuel line.
15 16. Kit according to claim 15, wherein the connecting device comprises a high pressure fuel line and a non-return valve to be incorporated in that high pressure fuel line.
17. Kit according to claims 15 or 16, wherein the 20 kit comprises a controller arranged for controlling an amount of fuel supplied from the second fuel supply and for controlling an amount of fuel supplied from a first fuel supply formed by the first fuel storage and high pressure pump .
25 18. Method for injecting fuel in a combustion engine, the method comprising supplying pressurized fuel to a high pressure fuel line and injecting the pressurized fuel from the high pressure fuel line, wherein a first fuel is supplied from a first fuel storage to the high pressure fuel 30 line over a high pressure pump and wherein a second, different fuel is supplied to the high pressure fuel line from a second fuel storage.
12 19. Method according to claim 18, wherein the second fuel is pressurized inside the second fuel storage.
20. Method according to claim 18 or 19, wherein the second fuel is pressurized to at least 42 bars.
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