US20050084389A1 - Radial piston pump with flat seal between flange and housing - Google Patents
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Abstract
A radial piston pump, having a flange and a housing, a pump element in the housing, and an eccentric drive shaft that actuates a piston in the pump element radial to the drive shaft, which piston seals a pump volume which upon expansion, delivers fuel from an inlet chamber into the pump volume and upon contraction, exerts pressure on the fuel in the pump volume and conveys it out at a high pressure, having an inner chamber that contains the eccentricity, and having a parting plane that extends between the housing part and flange part and intersects the inner chamber and the inlet chamber. A one-piece flat seal is disposed in the parting plane and seals the inlet chamber, the inner chamber, and the environment of the radial piston pump in relation to one another.
Description
- The invention relates to a radial piston pump, having
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- a flange part, a housing part, an inner chamber, and an inlet chamber,
- at least one pump volume disposed in the housing part and sealed by a moving piston,
- an eccentric drive shaft that extends in the axial direction through the inner chamber and actuates the piston in the radial direction so that the piston delivers fuel from the inlet chamber into the pump volume, exerts pressure on the fuel in the pump volume, and conveys the fuel out of the pump volume at a high pressure, and
- a parting plane that extends between the housing part and the flange part and intersects the inlet chamber.
- Radial piston pumps of this type are used in injection systems for combustion processes, in particular to generate injection pressures of over 1000 bar in common rail direct injection systems for combustion processes.
- A radial piston pump of this type is described in DE 1 98 48 035.
- In the known radial piston pump, a low-pressure pump supplies the inlet chamber with fuel by means of a controllable metering unit via bores and conduits that extend inside the flange and housing. As a rule, a radial piston pump has a number of pump elements that are disposed radial to a central drive shaft. The fuel supply of pump volumes of the pump elements occurs on the side oriented away from the drive mechanism and therefore, viewed in the radial direction, away from the middle of the pump, in outer regions of the radial piston pump.
- Fuel is often supplied to the individual pump elements by means of radially arranged conduits that extend through the flange, parallel to the parting plane and feed into a central supply line that is shared by all of the pump elements. The central supply line is supplied with fuel via a supply conduit that extends axially through the radial piston pump and passes through the parting plane between the flange and housing.
- In a similar fashion, the pump volumes of the pump elements, which are disposed at the outermost radial periphery, are each connected to their respectively associated radially outward extending supply bores by means of axially disposed conduits. In the known radial piston pump, these conduits also pass through the parting plane between the flange and housing. In addition, depending on the design of the radial piston pump, the parting plane has still other conduits passing through it, for example a conduit that is used to ventilate the inner chamber and an inlet line for a low-pressure fuel delivery pump flange-mounted to the radial piston pump.
- Another opening in the flange and housing comprises the guide of the axially and centrally disposed drive shaft. In the known radial piston pump, the openings mentioned above are rotationally symmetrical. As a rule, the inner chamber of the radial piston pump in which the drive shaft rotates is filled with fuel. But the fuel pressure in the inner chamber is not the same as the fuel pressure in the inlet chamber.
- In order to prevent undesirable fuel flows between the inner chamber and the inlet chambers and associated supply conduits, which could impair the supply of fuel to the pump volumes, the inlet chambers must be sealed in relation to the inner chamber. Furthermore, the fuel-carrying inlet chambers and supply conduits disposed on the radial periphery must be sealed in relation to the environment so that the pump as a whole is sealed. For this reason, all of the fuel-carrying conduits and/or chambers that are intersected by the parting plane are sealed in the parting plane. In the known radial piston pump, these seals are produced by a large number of O-rings made of elastomer material.
- In the manufacture of a radial piston pump, this type of seal is relatively expensive. Each one of the large number of O-rings must be inserted exactly into a recess provided to accommodate it in the surface of the flange and/or housing. Such a recess must be produced for each O-ring through a corresponding removal of material, for example by milling, drilling, cutting, or turning.
- Furthermore, O-rings achieve a reliable sealing action only when installed in the form of a ring, which inevitably involves structural and production engineering disadvantages in the manufacture of the radial piston pump. Thus, for example, the radially extending connecting conduit between a supply line disposed centrally in the radial piston pump and the connection on the radial periphery to a pump volume must be routed on the inside of the flange or housing and be connected by means of a bore in the parting plane.
- As a rule, the radially extending bore is produced by drilling radially inward from the outside. The intrinsically undesirable drilled holes that remain in the outer wall of the radial piston pump are closed, for example, by means of press-fitted sealing balls made of metal. This closing of the bores represents an additional work cycle in the manufacturing process and complicates production. In principle, the press-fitted balls also represent a deviation from the ideal of a pump housing that is sealed to the greatest degree possible.
- In principle, the O-rings used in the dividing plane itself are also susceptible to aging and thus represent a possible leak source during subsequent operation of the radial piston pump.
- The object of the invention, therefore, is to disclose a seal between a flange part and a housing part in a radial piston pump that does not have the above-mentioned disadvantages.
- This object is attained in a radial piston pump of the kind mentioned at the beginning by means of a one-piece flat seal that is disposed in the parting plane and seals the inlet chamber in relation to the environment of the radial piston pump.
- This embodiment has the advantage that a one-piece flat seal can be installed with particular ease and reliability since a correct positioning of just two points of the flat seal results in the correct positioning of all of the remaining points. This prevents sealing structures from slipping unnoticed into central regions of the radial piston pump during assembly, particularly at the moment that the flange and housing are fitted together.
- It is also no longer necessary to maintain a supply of different sized O-rings since all of the different sizes of sealing contours can be taken into account in the design of the flat seal.
- Another advantage is that a flat seal permits the embodiment of sealing contours other than the circular form of O-rings. This advantageously permits additional latitudes in the construction of the parts that are to be sealed, as explained in detail further below.
- It is preferable for the parting plane to intersect the inlet chamber and the inner chamber and for the one-piece flat seal to seal the inner chamber from the inlet chamber and the inlet chamber from the environment.
- This embodiment has the advantage that a tight separation of the inlet chamber, both from the inner chamber and from the environment, can be achieved by a single component, i.e. the flat seal.
- It is also preferable for the flat seal to have a sheet metal layer.
- Sheet metal seals withstand aging and exposure to fuel and are also dimensionally stable and inexpensive.
- It is also preferable for the sheet metal seal to have a coating.
- A coating can further improve the sealing action of the sheet metal seal, particularly if it contains a flexible, elastic material.
- It is therefore also preferable for the coating to contain an elastic plastic material.
- It is also preferable for the flat seal to have a bead that extends between the inner chamber and the inlet chamber in the installed position.
- The bead further improves the sealing action of the flat seal so that a particularly good seal is produced between the inner chamber and the inlet chamber.
- It is also preferable for the flat seal to have a bead that extends between the inlet chamber and the environment in the installed position.
- This bead also further improves the sealing action of the flat seal so that a particularly good seal is produced between the inlet chamber and the environment.
- It is also preferable for the sheet metal to be 0.1 to 0.3 mm thick.
- It is also preferable for the bead to be 0.2 to 0.4 mm high.
- These dimensions have produced particularly reliable seals.
- It is also preferable for the inlet chamber to be supplied with fuel at least in part by means of grooves that are disposed in the housing or flange and are open toward the parting plane.
- This embodiment relates to the above-mentioned possibility of using the flat seal to also produce sealing contours that deviate from the circular shape of O-rings. It is therefore no longer necessary to route the above-mentioned radially extending fuel conduit inside the flange material or housing material and then to connect the conduit by means of bores that pass through the parting plane.
- When a flat seal is used, it is instead possible to place conduits, in particular even radially aligned conduits, in the parting plane, thus producing e.g. rectangular edges to be sealed. The sealing action can then be achieved, for example, by beads of an adapted form, which extend around the open conduits disposed in the parting plane.
- Other advantages ensue from the specification and the accompanying figures.
- It should be understood that the features mentioned above and those that will be explained below can be used not only in the respectively indicated combinations, but can also be used in other combinations or individually without going beyond the scope of the current invention.
- Exemplary embodiments of the invention are shown in the drawings and will be explained in detail in the subsequent description.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic sectional view of a radial piston pump according to the prior art, when assembled; -
FIG. 2 is a schematic top view of the flange fromFIG. 1 ; -
FIG. 3 is a schematic sectional view of a radial piston pump as an exemplary embodiment of the invention; -
FIG. 4 is a schematic top view of a flange of the radial piston pump fromFIG. 3 ; -
FIG. 5 is a top view of an embodiment of a flat seal for placement in the parting plane between a housing part and a flange part of a radial piston pump; -
FIG. 6 shows a section through the flat seal according toFIG. 5 . - The
reference numeral 10 inFIG. 1 indicates a radial piston pump with ahousing 12 and aflange 14. Thehousing 12 andflange 14 are attached to each other in aparting plane 16; for the sake of clarity, the connecting elements, e.g. screws, are not shown. Adrive shaft 18 is guided through theradial piston pump 10 in a central position and is supported inbearings drive shaft 18 has aneccentric region 24, which actuates apiston 28 via aslide element 26. The piston is disposed radially in a bore of thehousing 12 and seals apump volume 30 in thehousing 12 in a mobile fashion. Thepump volume 30 is coupled via avalve 32 to aninlet chamber 34 by means of which fuel is supplied to thepump volume 30. In addition, thepump volume 30 is connected via avalve 36 to a high-pressure conduit 38 that conveys high-pressure fuel from thepump volume 30. - The
drive shaft 18 rotating in thebearings piston 28 so that thepump volume 30 periodically contracts and expands. With an expansion of thepump volume 30, thevalve 32 opens and fuel flows out of theinlet chamber 34 into thepump volume 30. A contraction of thepump volume 30 causes thevalve 32 to close and, assuming there is a sufficiently high pressure, causes thevalve 36 to open, allowing fuel to be ejected at high pressure from thepump volume 30. - The
radial piston pump 10 is integrated into a low-pressure circuit, not shown, in which a low-pressure delivery pump, also not shown, feeds fuel into asupply conduit 40 in thehousing 12. Fuel from thesupply conduit 40 is conveyed through the partingplane 16 into the first connectingbore 42 in theflange 14. From there, the fuel flows through a first radial bore 44 that extends inside theflange 14 and through a second connectingbore 48 into an annular conduit orannular groove 50. - During manufacture, the first radial bore 44 is drilled radially inward from the outside and after the bore is produced, the undesirable opening remaining in the
housing 12 is tightly sealed with afirst sealing ball 46. Theannular groove 50 leads around the central region of theradial piston pump 10 in which thedrive shaft 18 is supported in rotary fashion. Fuel travels out of theannular groove 50 and into a second radial bore 54 through a third connecting bore. The second radial bore 54 has been produced in a manner analogous to the production of the first radial bore 44, by being drilled in from the outside. Here, too, the remaining undesirable opening is sealed from the outside by means of a sealing ball, in this case thesecond sealing ball 56. The fuel travels from the second radial bore 54 into theinlet chamber 34 through a fourth connecting bore 58 that intersects theparting plane 16. - The radial piston pump according to
FIG. 1 thus has a number of fuel paths that are intersected by the partingplane 16 between theflange 14 andhousing 12. In addition, the partingplane 16 between thehousing 12 andflange 14 also intersects theinner chamber 60 inside thehousing 12, in which theeccentric section 24 of thedrive shaft 18 rotates and actuates thepiston 28. The fuel paths (40, 42, 50, 54, 58) intersected by the partingplane 16 are subjected to a high pressure that prevails in theinlet chamber 34. Theinner chamber 60 is usually filled with fuel and/or has fuel flowing through it. However, a different pressure usually prevails in theinner chamber 60 than in theinlet chamber 34 and the fuel paths (40, 42, 50, 54, 58) that communicate with theinlet chamber 34. - In order to prevent unwanted fuel flows between the
inner chamber 60 and the fuel paths (40, 42, 50, 54, 58), in particular theannular groove 50, an O-ring 62 is provided, which is disposed in a recess in theflange 14 concentric to the drive shaft. Another O-ring 64 seals theannular groove 50 in theparting plane 16 in relation to the environment. Another O-ring 66 seals the first connectingbore 42 in theparting plane 16. In an analogous fashion, an additional O-ring 68 seals the fourth connecting bore 58 in theparting plane 16. -
FIG. 3 schematically depicts aradial piston pump 10 in the context of an embodiment of the invention. By contrast with the subject ofFIGS. 1 and 2 , which depict a known radial piston pump, the embodiment according toFIG. 3 does not have any O-rings parting plane 16 between thehousing 12 andflange 14 of theradial piston pump 10. For the sake of completeness, it should be noted that features that are the same in the different figures are labeled with the same reference numerals. - The O-rings, which are provided in the subject of
FIGS. 1 and 2 , are replaced in the embodiment according toFIGS. 3 and 4 by aflat seal 70, which is disposed in theparting plane 16 between thehousing 12 andflange 14. The design of thisflat seal 70 will be explained in more detail below in conjunction withFIGS. 5 and 6 . A significant advantage of using aflat seal 70 is that theflat seal 70 permits a modified routing of fuel. Thus in the subject ofFIG. 3 , thesupply conduit 40 feeds into aradial groove 72, which can be open toward the partingplane 16. Theradial groove 72 connects thesupply conduit 40 to theannular groove 50 and thus replaces the first connectingbore 42, the first radial bore 44 with the sealingball 46 and the second connecting bore 48 fromFIG. 1 . In the same manner, theradial groove 74 inFIG. 3 replaces the third connectingbore 52, the second radial bore 54 with the sealingball 56, and the fourth connecting bore 58 fromFIG. 1 . Theradial groove 74 is also open in relation to theparting plane 16. - The top view of the
flange 14 shown inFIG. 4 without theflat seal 70 shows the open path of theradial grooves rings flange 14. -
FIG. 5 is a top view of an embodiment of aflexible seal 70 for a radial piston pump. This embodiment corresponds to the radial piston pumps actually in use better than the schematic depictions in FIGS. 1 to 4. Theflat seal 70 shown inFIG. 5 is likewise intended for placement in aparting plane 16 between ahousing 12 and aflange 14 of aradial piston pump 10. Theflat seal 70 has threeregions opening regions - The associated radial piston pump correspondingly has three pump elements that are arranged radially in a star pattern. The radial grooves are embodied, for example, like the
radial groove 74 in the depiction inFIGS. 3 and 4 . Theopenings flat seal 70, and into the associated pump volumes. - In the embodiment in
FIG. 3 , the opening in theseal 70 that permits a flow from theradial groove 74 into theinlet chamber 34 corresponds to one of theopenings openings inner bead 82. This inner chamber corresponds to theinner chamber 60 inFIGS. 1 and 3 . Toward the outside, the inlet chamber is sealed by anotherbead 84, which extends in a closed line around all threeregions - The
flat seal 70 hasadditional openings bead - These openings are provided because the
parting plane 16 intersects other conduits and/or pressure chambers. Thus, for example, theopening 92 can be associated with a metering unit that controls the supply of fuel to the radial piston pump. Theopenings opening 90, for example, can be associated with a ventilation bore for theinner chamber 60 of the radial piston pump.Openings 95 permit fastening elements such as screws to pass through. -
FIG. 5 already shows particularly well the possibility, in a flat seal, of producing sealing contours in the form of beads that deviate from the concentric form of the O-rings that are usually used. This makes it possible for the fuel conduits extending radially outward to be placed in the parting plane, as represented by aradial groove 74 inFIGS. 3 and 4 . This makes it easier, for example, to produce theflange 14 that contains the radially extending fuel supply conduit. This allows a radial groove, for example, which corresponds to theradial groove 74 inFIGS. 3 and 4 , to be produced in a largely preformed fashion in acast flange 14, thus to a large extent eliminating the need for additional machining steps. The same is true for a forgedflange 14. -
FIG. 6 is a sectional depiction of theseal 70 according toFIG. 5 . Theseal 70 has asheet metal layer 94 that lends theflat seal 70 structure and strength. In the embodiment shown, thesheet metal layer 94 is coated with a layer of flexible, elastic plastic 96, which improves the sealing action. Thebeads FIG. 6 .
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11. A radial piston pump (10) comprising a flange part (14), a housing part (12), an inner chamber (60), and an inlet chamber (34),
at least one pump volume (30) disposed in the housing part (12) and sealed by a moving piston (28),
an eccentric drive shaft (18) that extends in the axial direction through the inner chamber (60) and actuates the piston (28) in the radial direction so that the piston (28) delivers fuel from the inlet chamber (34) into the pump volume (30), exerts pressure on the fuel in the pump volume (30), and conveys it out of the pump volume (30) at a high pressure,
a parting plane (16) that extends between the housing part (12) and flange part (14) and intersects the inlet chamber (34), and
a one-piece flat seal (70) disposed in the parting plane (16) and sealing the inlet chamber (34) in relation to the environment of the radial piston pump (10).
12. The radial piston pump (10) according to claim 11 , wherein the parting plane (16) intersects the inlet chamber (34) and inner chamber (60), with the one-piece flat seal (70) sealing the inner chamber (60) in relation to the inlet chamber (34) and sealing the inlet chamber (34) in relation to the environment.
13. The radial piston pump (10) according to claim 11 , wherein the flat seal (70) has a sheet metal layer (94).
14. The radial piston pump (10) according to claim 12 , wherein the flat seal (70) has a sheet metal layer (94).
15. The radial piston pump (10) according to claim 13 , wherein the sheet metal layer (94) has a coating (96).
16. The radial piston pump (10) according to claim 14 , wherein the sheet metal layer (94) has a coating (96).
17. The radial piston pump (10) according to claim 15 , wherein the coating (96) contains elastic plastic material.
18. The radial piston pump (10) according to claim 16 , wherein the coating (96) contains elastic plastic material.
19. The radial piston pump (10) according to claim 11 , wherein the flat seal (70) has a bead (82) that extends between the inner chamber (60) and the inlet chamber (34) in the installed position.
20. The radial piston pump (10) according to claim 11 , wherein the flat seal (70) has a bead (84) that extends between the inlet chamber (34) and the environment in the installed position.
21. The radial piston pump (10) according to claim 19 , wherein the flat seal (70) has a bead (84) that extends between the inlet chamber (34) and the environment in the installed position.
22. The radial piston pump (10) according to claim 13 , wherein the sheet metal layer (94) is 0.1 to 0.3 mm thick.
23. The radial piston pump (10) according to claim 15 , wherein the sheet metal layer (94) is 0.1 to 0.3 mm thick.
24. The radial piston pump (10) according to claim 17 , wherein the sheet metal layer (94) is 0.1 to 0.3 mm thick.
25. The radial piston pump (10) according to claim 19 , wherein the sheet metal layer (94) is 0.1 to 0.3 mm thick.
26. The radial piston pump (10) according to claim 19 , wherein the bead is 0.2 to 0.4 mm high.
27. The radial piston pump (10) according to claim 20 , wherein the bead is 0.2 to 0.4 mm high.
28. The radial piston pump (10) according to claim 11 , wherein the inlet chamber (34) is supplied with fuel at least in part by means of grooves (74) that are disposed in the housing (12) or flange (14) and are open toward the parting plane (16).
29. The radial piston pump (10) according to claim 12 , wherein the inlet chamber (34) is supplied with fuel at least in part by means of grooves (74) that are disposed in the housing (12) or flange (14) and are open toward the parting plane (16).
30. The radial piston pump (10) according to claim 13 , wherein the inlet chamber (34) is supplied with fuel at least in part by means of grooves (74) that are disposed in the housing (12) or flange (14) and are open toward the parting plane (16).
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