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- Fuel injectors for internal combustion engines of an electromagnetically controlled type are already known, which include a needle valve connected with the movable armature of the controlling electromagnet, said needle valve cooperating with the gauged injection port so as to produce its opening.
- the injectors of such a type are entirely satisfactory as far as the time required for response and their atomizing properties are concerned, but they are subjected to a limitation of the maximum amount of fuel they are capable of injecting per unit of time.
- an assisted injector comprising an injector needle held in a closed condition with reference to the injector port by a return spring and by the pressure of a liquid introduced under pressure inside a counterpressure chamber surrounding the rear surface of said injector needle.
- the injection is released in such a case by the opening of an electromagnetic valve connecting said counter-pressure chamber with a discharge channel returning the liquid into the feed tank.
- injectors of last-mentioned type are satisfactory in many cases, it should be remarked that they also show certain drawbacks.
- the cross-section afforded by the electromagnetically controlled valve for the passage of fuel is comparatively small for structural reasons and it should in fact be larger than the cross-section of the throttled port in order to provide for the discharge of the counter-pressure chamber.
- our invention has for its object to cut out these drawbacks and it covers an assisted fuel injector for intemal combustion engines of the type including an electro-magnetically controlled measuring valve inserted in the body of the injector while an injector nozzle carried by the end of said injector carries an injection needle opening under the action of the injecting pressure which raises said needle off its seat as soon as the counter-pressure acting normally on one side of said needle drops suddenly as a consequence of the opening of the measuring valve.
- the measuring valve may assume two positions and cooperates with a fuel channel feeding the fuel and with a channel connected with the counter-pressure chamber associated with the corresponding end of the injector needle, said channels being designed with reference to the valve in a manner such that for one position of the latter a connection is established between the channel feeding the fuel under pressure and the channel connected with the counter-pressure chamber whereas for the other position of the valve a connection is established between the channel connected with the counter-pressure chamber and a discharge channel.
- FIG. 1 is an elevational sectional view of an injector according to a first embodiment of our invention.
- FIG. 2 is a sectional view of an injector according to a second embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of an injector according to a third embodiment.
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of an injector according to a fourth embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of an injector according to a fifth embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of an injector according to a sixth embodiment.
- the injector as a whole includes an elongated body such as hollow body 1 to which the actual injector carrying the injector needle 3 is secured by the clamping nut 4.
- the connection 5 feeding fuel under pressure, the nozzle 8 and the stationary section of an electromagnet 9 are secured on the other hand to the body 1 by the threaded member 16.
- the injector needle 3 is urged against its seat by the spring 11 acting through the control member such as the rod 6 and of the ball 7 together with the pressure of the liquid in the counter-pressure chamber ld, which pressure acts on the end of the injector needle 3 facing said counterpressure chamber.
- the rod 6 is provided with an expansion 60 forming a seat for the spring 11 and with a cylindrical extension 6b slidably carried by a guiding member such as the guiding stud 12.
- a check valve or one-way valve such as a ball 22 urged against its seat by a spring 21 held in position in its turn by an axially perforated screw 20.
- the needle valve 13 is rigid with the movable armature 13a of the electromagnet and slides as fluidtightly as possible inside the nozzle 8.
- Said nozzle 8 is provided with a first channel such as oblique channel 8d feeding liquid under pressure into an annular chamber 8c and with a second channel such as discharge channel 8b provided for the return of the liquid out of an additional chamber such as annular chamber 8a into a connection returning the liquid to the supply tank 10, a third channel such as connecting channel 8e being lastly provided for the counter pressure chamber 1d.
- the channel 8d is fed with liquid under pressure through the throttled port 17a, formed in the axial bore of the screw 17 engaging the said channel, and the channel 1c in the body I. Said channel communicates on the other hand with the connection 5 feeding liquid under pressure through the channel la, the extensions lb and 2a of which lead to the seat of the injector needle.
- the needle valve 13 is provided with transverse bores 13d connecting the annular chamber 80 with the inner chamber 13e formed within the needle valve 13.
- the controlling slide valve 14 is urged by the pressure of the liquid against the stationary armature of the electromagnet 9 and it is fitted with a very reduced clearance inside the hollow needle valve 13.
- the ridge formed at 14a on the slide valve round a recess 14b engages the fiat surface 13c of the needle valve in its raised position so as to close thus the axial bore 13b in the needle valve.
- the electromagnet 9 is held angularly in position by a stud 40 and it is grounded through one terminal while its other terminal is connected with a jack 15.
- the nozzle 8 is freely revolvable and the liquid passes through the annular groove 8f when the channel 1c and the port 170 are not in accurate registry.
- the needle valve 13 rests on its seat and prevents the liquid under pressure from reaching the chamber 8a and the discharge channel 8b.
- the liquid under pressure fills the channels 1a, lb, 10, 2a and 8d, the annular chamber 8c and the counter-pressure chamber 1d since it passes through the chamber Be inside the needle valve, the bore 13b the connecting channel 8e, the axial bore 12b and the transverse bore 12c.
- the injector needle 3 is held in a closed position by the pressure of the liquid and the needle valve 13 is held also in a closed position since the diameter of the seat of the needle valve at the input end of the channel 8e is smaller than the diameter of the controlling slide valve l4, which is urged furthermore by said liquid pressure against the stationary section of the electromagnet 9.
- the armature 13a Upon energization of said electromagnet 9, the armature 13a is drawn upwardly and raises the needle valve 13 off its seat; but at the end of the stroke of said armature, the flat surface 130 on the armature engages the ridge on the said slide valve 14. Consequently, the liquid under pressure can no longer enter the counterpressure chamber 1d, which latter is now connected with the discharge channel 8b. The counter pressure is thus cut off the the injector needle 3 is raised and allows the injection to be performed.
- the injection port is not opened instantaneously in the case illustrated by reason of the braking of the rising movement of the rod 6 by the non-return valve inserted in the guiding stud 12.
- the electromagnet 9 is energized by an electric signal the duration of which is defined by electronic means of a type known per se and depends on the operative parameters of the engine. At the end of said signal, the electromagnet 9 is deenergized and the needle valve 13 returns onto its seat so as to close again the connection between the counter pressure chamber 1d and the discharge channel 8b. The return of the needle valve is produced by the pressure of the liquid inside the annular chamber l3e since the diameter of the fluidtight ridge formed on the controlling slide valve 14 is smaller than the diameter of the actual slide valve.
- the channel 8d feeding the liquid under pressure, the channel 8e opening into the counter-pressure chamber 1d and the discharge channel 8b are simultaneously interconnected so that a leak output is obtained during said period.
- Said leak output should be reduced to a minimum so as to cutout the necessity of resorting to a very large and expensive fuel-delivering pump in the arrangement and to remove starting difficulties. This may be obtained by reducing the length of the travel of the needle valve 13 between its extreme positions down to a few hundredths of a mm.
- a screw 17 provided with a throttled port 17a is inserted in the channel 8d feeding the liquid under pressure.
- the leak output depends only on the loss of head in the port and this may delay to a certain extent the rise in pressure inside the counter-pressure chamber 1d after deenergization of the electromagnet 9 and consequent closing of the injector needle 3. This however does not form necessarily a drawback since it is possible thereby to act on the law governing the injection during the closing period.
- FIGS. 2 and 3 An injector cutting out the leaks arising through the simultaneous opening of the channels is illustrated in FIGS. 2 and 3.
- the measuring valve is constituted by a slide valve controlled directly by the electromagnet 9 in the case of FIG. 2, and indirectly in the case of FIG. 3.
- the nozzle 8 is provided with three spaced-apart chambers such as annular chambers 80, 8m, 8a, which chambers are connected with the channels feeding fuel under pressure 8d, 8k, with the third channel such as channel 8h connected with the counter-pressure chamber 1d and with the discharge channel 8b respectively.
- the unitary distributing slide valve 13 is rigid with the movable armature 13a includes a part 133 of a reduced diameter turned from the bar and the length of which is such that it uncovers simultaneously either the chambers 80 and 8m in its inoperative position or else the chambers 8m and 8a when the electromagnet 9 is energized and attracts the slide valve.
- the distributing slide valve when urged downwardly into its first position by the opposing spring 28 bearing against the stud 27 causes the counter-pressure chamber 1d to communicate with the channel 8k admitting fuel under pressure whereas for the second position of the slide valve, the counter pressure chamber 1d communicates with the discharge channel 8b.
- transverse floating distributing slide valve 29 of which the portion having a reduced diameter cooperates as in the case of FIG. 2 with the annular chambers 80', 8m and 8a and therethrough with the fuel admitting pipes 8k, 8d, the channel 4a opening into the counter-pressure chamber 1d and the discharge channel 8b respectively.
- the movable armature 13a is secured to an elastic diaphragm 34 fitted fluidtightly in the nozzle 8.
- the two auxiliary channels such as chambers 30 and 31 formed to either side of the diaphragm 34 are connected with the liquid-filled recesses 32 and 33 respectively through corresponding auxiliary channels such as channels 8 and 8h.
- This arrangement is such that the liquid shifted by the movement of the elastic diaphragm 34 controls the movements of the distributing slide valve 29 engaging said recesses 32 and 33.
- the energization of the electromagnet 9 causes the movable armature 13a to rise together with the diaphragm 34 so that a corresponding amount of liquid is driven out of the chamber 30 towards the recess 32 while an equal amount is urged from the chamber 31 into the'recess 33. Consequently, the distributing slide valve 29 is shifted towards the right hand side so as to cover the annular chamber 80 and to uncover the annular chamber 8a. Upon deenergization of the electromagnet 9, the reverse movements are obtained.
- the channels feeding the liquid under pressure 8d, 8k communicate with the counter-pressure chamber 1d through the bore 12a or else said counter-pressure 1d communicates with the output 10 through the discharge channel 8b and the annular chamber 1e in the body 1.
- a passageway between the channels 8h and 8p such as the axial bore 29a in the slide valve 29 and the equilibrating return connection 10a having the throttled port 10b can be provided so as to make up for the thermal expansion and unequality between the volumes displaced by the diaphragm 34 and by the slide valve 29.
- a valve such as the needle valve 13 is rigid with the movable armature 13a and controls through its conical tip the passage of fuel between an inner chamber such as the annular chamber 8a and an additional channel such as the channel 8e, which channel Se is connected with the counter-pressure chamber 1d through the bores 8g and 8h.
- the needle bar 13 rests on its seat, it urges another valve such as the ball l8 offits seat through the agency of its extension 13d so as to provide a connection between the channel 8k feeding liquid under pressure and the counter pressure chamber ld through the same bores 8g and 8h.
- the needle valve 13 and the ball 8 are urged on the corresponding seats by the opposing springs 28 and 19 respectively and therefore when the electromagnet 9 is energized, the needle valve 13 is raised off itsseat and compresses the spring 28 while the ball rests on its seat onto which it is urged by its spring 19 and by the pressure of the liquid, said counter-pressure chamber 1d being thus connected with the discharge channel 8b through the bores 8h and 83, the channel 8e and the chamber 8a.
- the bore 13b in the needle valve 13 ensures the balance between the pressures in the needle valve 13 and in the chamber during the movements of said needle valve 13.
- FIG. 5 illustrates an embodiment wherein a ball 18 carried in an additional channel such as a casing 8m ensures for a deenergized condition of the electromagnet 9, a closing of the channel 26a extending through the screwed member 26 whereas, when the electromagnet 9 is energized, the ball closes the bore Se in the nozzle.
- the needle valve 13 is provided with an extension constituted by a rod 13b bearing against the ball 18 while a thrust member 24, provided with an extension constituted by the rod 24a, is urged by the spring 19 against the ball 18 in antagonism with the rod 13d.
- the housing 8m enclosing the ball 18 is connected with the counter-pressure chamber 1d through the bores 83 and 8h whereas the annular chambers 80 and 8cin the nozzle are connected with the channel 8b admitting liquid under pressure and with the connection 10, returning the liquid to the supply 10 through the channel 80 and the annular collecting chamber 1e, respectively.
- the bore 8b in the nozzle is adapted to balance the pressure in the chamber 8a with that in the chamber enclosing the movable armature 13a.
- the stress exerted by the spring 19 on the ball 18 should be larger than the stress exerted on the ball 18b by the pressure of the liquid when the ball closes the channel 8e and the stress exerted by the spring 28 should again be larger than the stress exerted by the spring 19 so that it may return the ball 18 onto its seat over the bore 160 when the electromagnet 9 is deenergized.
- FIG. 6 shows a still further embodiment wherein the injector is provided with two channels and 5a feeding liquid under pressure, the channel 5 being connected through the channels 1a and 1b with the injector needle whereas the channel 5a supplies liquid under pressure to the counter pressure chamber ld through the bore 9a in the stationary section of the electromagnet 9, a port 35 a provided in the elastic diaphragm 35 and the channel 8h when the electromagnet 9 is deenergized.
- the needle valve 13 closes through its conical fiuidtight section 13b the channel 8e leading to the discharge connection through the bore 8n and the annular chamber 1e, while the ball 18 drops away from its seat.
- a leak output may appear since the channels feeding the liquid under pressure and the discharge channel are open simultaneously during a short lapse of time, as already mentioned with reference to FIG. 1.
- said leak throughput may be cut out in the same manner as in the case of FIG. 1 by shortening the travel of the movable armature or else by providing a throttled port in the channel feeding liquid under pressure.
- an output-limiting mechanism of a type known per se in the channel feeding liquid under pressure on the upstream side of the injector needle, but on the downstream side of the shunt leading to the measuring valve and to the counter-pressure chamber.
- Such an output limiting mechanism closes automatically the feed channel whenever the output rises above a predetermined limit value.
- a fuel injector for an internal combustion engine having a fuel supply adapted for providing fuel at a high-pressure at one side thereof and for receiving fuel at a lower pressure at another side thereof, said fuel injector comprising an electromagnet, an elongated body having an output port, a counterpressure chamber, first channel adapted to be communicatively connected to said high-pressure side of said fuel supply, a second channel being adapted to be communicatively connected to said low-pressure side of said fuel supply, and a third channel being communicatively connected to said counter-pressure chamber, a control member mounted within said elongated body for movement to and from a closing position, said control member having an injector valve at one end thereof for closing said output port when the control member moves to the closing position, a fuel chamber being adapted to be connected to said high-pressure side of said fuel supply, said fuel chamber surrounding at least a portion of said control member and being in communication with said output port when said control member moves from said closing position, a valve means communicatively connected to said first
- valve means is a slide valve having a section of reduced diameter for forming a passage between the slide valve and the elongated body, the elongated body having three spaced-apart chambers co-axially surrounding the slide valve, the central chamber being connected with the third channel and each of the outside chambers being connected with a different one of the first and second channels, the passage formed by the portion of the slide valve having a reduced diameter being adapted for establishing communication between the first channel and the third channel when the slide valve is in the inoperative position and for establishing communication between the second channel and the third channel when the slide valve is in the operative position.
- a fuel injector in accordance with claim 3 in which one of the auxiliary chambers is adapted to be connected to the low-pressure side of the fuel supply through a throttled section, a passageway extending axially through the slide valve being provided for communicatively connecting the auxiliary channels.
- a fuel injector in accordance with claim 1 in which an additional channel is formed in the elongated body, the additional channel being in communication with the third channel, the valve means including a valve adapted to move between a closed position and an open position in response to energization of the electromagnet, one end of the additional channel being in communication with the second channel when the valve is in the open position, the valve terminating the communication when it moves to the closed position, and another valve being adapted to move between an open position and a closed position in response to movement of the valve between the closed position and the open position, the other end of the additional channel being in communication with the first channel when the other valve is in the open position, the other valve terminating the communication when it moves to the closed position.
- valve means includes an additional channel formed in the elongated body of the injector, the additional channel being communicatively connected with the third channel and having a seat formed at each of its opposite ends, one of the seats being communicatively connected with the second channel and the other seat being communicatively connected with the first channel, a member being adapted to be shifted between an inoperative position and an operative position in response to energization of the electromagnet, the shiftable member being seated in the one seat when the shiftable member is in the inoperative position and terminating the communication between the second channel and the third channel, the shiftable member being seated in the other seat when the member shifts to the inoperative position and terminating communication between the first channel and the third channel.
- a fuel injector in accordance with claim 5 in which a spring urges the shiftable member into engagement with the seat communicating with the second channel and a weaker spring urges the shiftable member towards engagement with the seat communicating with the first channel.
- a fuel injector in accordance with claim 5 in which the end of the shiftable member adapted to be seated in the other seat communicating with the first channel is a ball, the other end of the shiftable member being adapted to seat in the one seat communicating with the second channel being a needle valve.
- valve means includes a needle valve adapted for movement between a closed position and an open position in response to energization of the electromagnet, an additional chamber being communicatively connected to the second channel and to the third channel, one end of the needle valve being adapted for seating in the opening between the additional chamber and the third channel and for terminating communication between the second channel and the third channel when it is in the closed position, the needle valve having an axial bore therethrough in communication with the third channel and in communication with the first channel when the'needle valve is in the closed position, when the needle valve moves to the open position the other end of the needle valve being urged against a portion of the elongated body for sealing the open end of the axial bore adjacent the other end and for terminating communication between the first channel and the l ll l f l injector in accordance with claim 1 in which a throttled port is provided in the first channel.
- a fuel injector in accordance with claim 1 in which a guiding member is mounted within the elongated body adjacent the other end of the control member, the guiding member having a cavity therein, the cavity being in communication with the counterpressure chamber, the other end of the control member being slidably mounted about one end of the guiding member, the cavity in the guiding member being in communication with the third channel, a check valve being mounted in the cavity in the guiding member and being adapted to only permit communication from the third channel towards the cavity, whereby when the control member moves from the closing position fuel flows from the cavity to only the counter-pressure chamber, and when the control member moves to the closing position fuel flows into the cavity from both the counter-pressure chamber and the third channel.
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