WO2001011204A1 - Gas exchange rotary valve for an internal combustion engine - Google Patents

Gas exchange rotary valve for an internal combustion engine Download PDF

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WO2001011204A1
WO2001011204A1 PCT/IT2000/000332 IT0000332W WO0111204A1 WO 2001011204 A1 WO2001011204 A1 WO 2001011204A1 IT 0000332 W IT0000332 W IT 0000332W WO 0111204 A1 WO0111204 A1 WO 0111204A1
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Mauro Filippini
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    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F01MACHINES OR ENGINES IN GENERAL; ENGINE PLANTS IN GENERAL; STEAM ENGINES
    • F01LCYCLICALLY OPERATING VALVES FOR MACHINES OR ENGINES
    • F01L7/00Rotary or oscillatory slide valve-gear or valve arrangements
    • F01L7/08Rotary or oscillatory slide valve-gear or valve arrangements with conically or frusto-conically shaped valves
    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F01MACHINES OR ENGINES IN GENERAL; ENGINE PLANTS IN GENERAL; STEAM ENGINES
    • F01LCYCLICALLY OPERATING VALVES FOR MACHINES OR ENGINES
    • F01L7/00Rotary or oscillatory slide valve-gear or valve arrangements
    • F01L7/02Rotary or oscillatory slide valve-gear or valve arrangements with cylindrical, sleeve, or part-annularly shaped valves
    • F01L7/028Rotary or oscillatory slide valve-gear or valve arrangements with cylindrical, sleeve, or part-annularly shaped valves having the rotational axis coaxial with the cylinder axis and the valve surface not surrounding piston or cylinder

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  • the present invention relates to a valve unit for selectively cutting off two fluid streams, and which is particularly suitable for use as an inlet-exhaust valve unit for an internal combustion engine cylinder.
  • the cylinders which are normally defined by respective cavities formed in the engine block and closed by a cylinder head, are fitted with inlet valves by which fuel is drawn into the cylinders, and with exhaust valves by which fuel combustion residue is removed from the cylinders.
  • valves are normally provided, each with a respective valve, which is typically defined by a cylindrical rod with a mushroom- shaped head cooperating in fluidtight manner with a seat formed in the cylinder head.
  • the valve opens when the head on the rod, activated by the camshaft and in opposition to a counter spring, is detached from its flared seat and penetrates the cylinder, thus permitting passage of the fluid (fuel mixture or exhaust gas) .
  • valves of the above type also pose problems in terms of size, and, above all, require a control system (normally featuring a camshaft) which is also fairly complex, bulky and susceptible to operating problems.
  • a valve unit for selectively cutting off two fluid streams, in particular the inlet and exhaust streams of an internal combustion engine cylinder, and comprising a body in which is formed at least one channel having a sealing seat for at least a respective shutter for opening-closing said channel; the valve unit being characterized in that a first and a second channel are formed in said body for the passage of two separate fluid streams; said first and said second channel both communicating with the same sealing seat for a single shutter having a sealing surface cooperating in fluidtight manner with said sealing seat; said shutter being housed in rotary manner inside said sealing seat, so as to rotate reciprocatingly to selectively and alternately open-close said first channel and said second channel . Operation of the valve unit according to the invention does not require a complex camshaft control system.
  • the valve unit according to the invention thus provides for selectively cutting off two different fluid streams in a straightforward, accurate, reliable manner, while at the same time being cheap and easy to produce and install and extremely compact. Moreover, when either of the channels is open, the shutter is never located along, and therefore never interferes with or affects, the respective fluid stream.
  • valve unit according to the invention is particularly suitable for use as an inlet-exhaust valve unit for a piston (reciprocating) internal combustion 01/11204 4
  • valve unit according to the invention provides for controlling both the fuel inlet channel and the exhaust channel by means of one shutter, which, not being located along the fluid streams, interferes with neither when the corresponding channel is open.
  • the valve unit according to the invention is particularly suitable for use in reciprocating engines in which the pistons slide in tangential cylinders rotating together with the drive shaft, such as the engine described in a co-pending patent application by the present Applicant.
  • a valve unit in accordance with the invention is fitted to the head of each cylinder, and is controlled by a gear integral with the shutter and operated by a movable rack.
  • Figure 1 shows a schematic plan view of a valve unit in accordance with the invention and applied by way of example to a cylinder head of a reciprocating internal combustion engine,-
  • Figures 2 and 3 show two sections, along lines II-II and III-III respectively, of the Figure 1 valve unit in two different operating positions .
  • a valve unit 1 for selectively cutting off two fluid streams comprises a body 2 closing a cavity 3 and in which are formed two channels 4, 5 for the passage of separate respective fluid streams,- a sealing seat 6 defined inside cavity 3,- and a respective shutter 7 having a sealing surface 8 cooperating in fluidtight manner with sealing seat 6.
  • Sealing seat 6 is axially symmetrical with respect to a predetermined axis 9 and, in the non-limiting example shown, is truncated-cone-shaped; both channels 4, 5 communicate with sealing seat 6 via respective mouths 10, 11 formed in an inner surface 12 of sealing seat 6 and spaced angularly apart and a predetermined distance from a peripheral edge 13 of sealing seat 6.
  • Shutter 7 comprises a bell 15 defined by a truncated-cone-shaped lateral wall 16 complementary in shape to sealing seat 6; and a rod 17 extending from the smaller- iameter axial end 18 of bell 15 and fitted through a sliding seat 19 formed through an end wall 20 of body 2 and connected to sealing seat 6.
  • Sealing surface 8 of shutter 7 is defined, in the example shown, by a substantially continuous outer lateral surface of lateral wall 16 of bell 15; and an end 21 of rod 17 extends outwards of sliding seat 19 on the opposite side to cavity 3 .
  • Shutter 7 also comprises a through opening 22 formed in a predetermined position through lateral wall 16 of bell 15.
  • opening 22 is an open window on a peripheral end edge 23 of bell 15, and is, for example, roughly trapezoidal with rounded edges.
  • Shutter 7 is housed for rotation inside sealing seat 6, and valve unit 1 also comprises control means 25 for rotating shutter 7, inside sealing seat 6, about a predetermined axis of rotation - in the example shown, axis 9.
  • Control means 25 may be of any known type capable of acting on and rotating rod 17 about a longitudinal axis of symmetry (axis 9) of the rod. Since rod 17 is connected integrally to bell 15, rotation of rod 17 obviously results in rotation of shutter 7 as a whole.
  • control means 25 comprise a wheel 26 fitted to end 21 of rod 17, having a supporting element 27 insertable inside a respective seat (not shown for the sake of simplicity) , and activated by an external control (not shown, and which may, for example, be defined by a rack meshing with wheel 26, which, in that case, is a gear) .
  • Rod 17 is fitted, close to end 21, with a spring 28 compressed between wheel 26 and end wall 20 of body 2, so as to exert a predetermined axial force on wheel 26, and hence on rod 17 to keep sealing surface 8 of shutter 7 resting against the inner surface 12 of sealing seat 6.
  • Valve unit l is particularly suitable for use as an inlet-exhaust valve unit for a cylinder 29 of a reciprocating internal combustion engine.
  • body 2 forms part of a head of cylinder 29 (only part of which is shown schematically)
  • - cavity 3 is defined by a combustion chamber in turn defined inside cylinder 29 itself; and a known spark plug 30 is inserted inside a respective seat 31 formed in body 2, with the spark electrode 32 end of the plug projecting inside a recess 33 in cavity 3, so as to be located beneath inner surface 12 of sealing seat 6 and a predetermined distance from peripheral edge 13 of sealing seat 6, e.g. equal to the distance between peripheral edge 13 and mouths 10, 11 of channels 4, 5.
  • Plug 30 is preferably located in an intermediate position with respect to mouths 10, 11 of channels 4, 5, which mouths are located symmetrically with respect to plug 30.
  • Opening 22 is radially longer than the distance between peripheral edge 13 of sealing seat 6 and spark electrode 32, and the distance between peripheral edge 13 of sealing 6 and mouths 10, 11 of channels 4, 5, and is wider (circumferentially) than mouths 10, 11.
  • shutter 7 is housed inside sealing seat 6, with sealing surface 8 maintained (by the axial force of spring 28) contacting inner surface 12 of sealing seat 6, and with peripheral edge 23 of bell 15 substantially mating with peripheral edge 13 of sealing 6, can be rotated inside sealing seat 6 about axis 9, is movable axially along axis 9, and, by acting on control means 25, can be set selectively to either of the following work positions:
  • Shutter 7 is set alternately to the above work positions by a reciprocating rotary movement shown schematically by the curved arrows in Figure 1.
  • the third work position described above is between the other two, so that shutter 7 is set alternately to the first and second work positions by rotating in opposite directions from the third work position.
  • valve unit 1 also comprises known axial actuating means 34 (shown schematically in Figure 2) for axially moving shutter 7.
  • Axial actuating means 34 - for example, of the cam or electromagnet type - are connected mechanically to end 21 of rod 17 (possibly by wheel 26 or respective supporting element 27) , and, in use, are activated by an external control (not shown) , just before shutter 7 is rotated, to exert a predetermined axial force (shown by the arrow in Figure 2) on rod 17, in opposition to the force exerted by counter spring 28, and so detach sealing surface 8 from inner surface 12 of sealing seat 6 (a minimum amount of axial displacement is obviously sufficient to prevent surface 8 from sliding against surface 12) .

Abstract

A valve unit (1) for selectively cutting off two fluid streams, in particular the inlet and exhaust streams of an internal combustion engine cylinder, and having a body (2) in which are formed a first and a second channel (4, 5), both communicating with the same sealing seat (6) for a single shutter (7); the shutter (7) has a sealing surface (8) cooperating in fluidtight manner with the sealing seat (6), and is housed in rotary manner inside said sealing seat (6), so as to rotate reciprocatingly to selectively and alternately open-close the first channel (4) and the second channel (5).

Description

GAS EXCHANGE ROTARY VALVE FOR AN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE
TECHNICAL FIELD
The present invention relates to a valve unit for selectively cutting off two fluid streams, and which is particularly suitable for use as an inlet-exhaust valve unit for an internal combustion engine cylinder. BACKGROUND ART
As is known, in reciprocating (piston) internal combustion engines, the cylinders, which are normally defined by respective cavities formed in the engine block and closed by a cylinder head, are fitted with inlet valves by which fuel is drawn into the cylinders, and with exhaust valves by which fuel combustion residue is removed from the cylinders.
Separate suction and exhaust conduits are normally provided, each with a respective valve, which is typically defined by a cylindrical rod with a mushroom- shaped head cooperating in fluidtight manner with a seat formed in the cylinder head. The valve opens when the head on the rod, activated by the camshaft and in opposition to a counter spring, is detached from its flared seat and penetrates the cylinder, thus permitting passage of the fluid (fuel mixture or exhaust gas) . As is known, besides being relatively expensive and difficult to manufacture and install, valves of the above type also pose problems in terms of size, and, above all, require a control system (normally featuring a camshaft) which is also fairly complex, bulky and susceptible to operating problems. Moreover, when the valve is open, the head on the rod, which defines the shutter of the valve, is located along the fluid stream flowing through the valve, thus resulting in irregular flow (and, hence, increased load losses) . On the other hand, generally speaking, no valve units are currently available for selectively cutting off two different fluid streams, and which at the same time are compact , cheap and easy to manufacture, and of straightforward, reliable operation. DISCLOSURE OF INVENTION
It is an object of the present invention to provide a valve unit for cutting off two fluid streams, which is efficient, cheap and easy to produce, accurate, reliable and compact, and therefore particularly suitable for use as an inlet-exhaust valve unit for an internal combustion engine cylinder.
According to the present invention, there is provided a valve unit for selectively cutting off two fluid streams, in particular the inlet and exhaust streams of an internal combustion engine cylinder, and comprising a body in which is formed at least one channel having a sealing seat for at least a respective shutter for opening-closing said channel; the valve unit being characterized in that a first and a second channel are formed in said body for the passage of two separate fluid streams; said first and said second channel both communicating with the same sealing seat for a single shutter having a sealing surface cooperating in fluidtight manner with said sealing seat; said shutter being housed in rotary manner inside said sealing seat, so as to rotate reciprocatingly to selectively and alternately open-close said first channel and said second channel . Operation of the valve unit according to the invention does not require a complex camshaft control system.
The valve unit according to the invention thus provides for selectively cutting off two different fluid streams in a straightforward, accurate, reliable manner, while at the same time being cheap and easy to produce and install and extremely compact. Moreover, when either of the channels is open, the shutter is never located along, and therefore never interferes with or affects, the respective fluid stream.
The valve unit according to the invention is particularly suitable for use as an inlet-exhaust valve unit for a piston (reciprocating) internal combustion 01/11204 4
engine, precisely on account of operating simply and accurately, being compact in size, and not only requiring no complex camshaft control system, but also permitting extremely straightforward adjustment of the open/close lead/delay settings. In this application, the valve unit according to the invention provides for controlling both the fuel inlet channel and the exhaust channel by means of one shutter, which, not being located along the fluid streams, interferes with neither when the corresponding channel is open. The valve unit according to the invention is particularly suitable for use in reciprocating engines in which the pistons slide in tangential cylinders rotating together with the drive shaft, such as the engine described in a co-pending patent application by the present Applicant. In which case, a valve unit in accordance with the invention is fitted to the head of each cylinder, and is controlled by a gear integral with the shutter and operated by a movable rack. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
A non-limiting embodiment of the present invention will be described by way of example with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
Figure 1 shows a schematic plan view of a valve unit in accordance with the invention and applied by way of example to a cylinder head of a reciprocating internal combustion engine,-
Figures 2 and 3 show two sections, along lines II-II and III-III respectively, of the Figure 1 valve unit in two different operating positions .
BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
With reference to the accompanying drawings, a valve unit 1 for selectively cutting off two fluid streams comprises a body 2 closing a cavity 3 and in which are formed two channels 4, 5 for the passage of separate respective fluid streams,- a sealing seat 6 defined inside cavity 3,- and a respective shutter 7 having a sealing surface 8 cooperating in fluidtight manner with sealing seat 6.
Sealing seat 6 is axially symmetrical with respect to a predetermined axis 9 and, in the non-limiting example shown, is truncated-cone-shaped; both channels 4, 5 communicate with sealing seat 6 via respective mouths 10, 11 formed in an inner surface 12 of sealing seat 6 and spaced angularly apart and a predetermined distance from a peripheral edge 13 of sealing seat 6.
Shutter 7 comprises a bell 15 defined by a truncated-cone-shaped lateral wall 16 complementary in shape to sealing seat 6; and a rod 17 extending from the smaller- iameter axial end 18 of bell 15 and fitted through a sliding seat 19 formed through an end wall 20 of body 2 and connected to sealing seat 6. Sealing surface 8 of shutter 7 is defined, in the example shown, by a substantially continuous outer lateral surface of lateral wall 16 of bell 15; and an end 21 of rod 17 extends outwards of sliding seat 19 on the opposite side to cavity 3 .
Shutter 7 also comprises a through opening 22 formed in a predetermined position through lateral wall 16 of bell 15. In the example shown, opening 22 is an open window on a peripheral end edge 23 of bell 15, and is, for example, roughly trapezoidal with rounded edges.
Shutter 7 is housed for rotation inside sealing seat 6, and valve unit 1 also comprises control means 25 for rotating shutter 7, inside sealing seat 6, about a predetermined axis of rotation - in the example shown, axis 9. Control means 25 may be of any known type capable of acting on and rotating rod 17 about a longitudinal axis of symmetry (axis 9) of the rod. Since rod 17 is connected integrally to bell 15, rotation of rod 17 obviously results in rotation of shutter 7 as a whole.
In the non-limiting example shown, control means 25 comprise a wheel 26 fitted to end 21 of rod 17, having a supporting element 27 insertable inside a respective seat (not shown for the sake of simplicity) , and activated by an external control (not shown, and which may, for example, be defined by a rack meshing with wheel 26, which, in that case, is a gear) . Rod 17 is fitted, close to end 21, with a spring 28 compressed between wheel 26 and end wall 20 of body 2, so as to exert a predetermined axial force on wheel 26, and hence on rod 17 to keep sealing surface 8 of shutter 7 resting against the inner surface 12 of sealing seat 6.
Valve unit l is particularly suitable for use as an inlet-exhaust valve unit for a cylinder 29 of a reciprocating internal combustion engine. In which case, and as shown in the accompanying drawings, body 2 forms part of a head of cylinder 29 (only part of which is shown schematically) ,- cavity 3 is defined by a combustion chamber in turn defined inside cylinder 29 itself; and a known spark plug 30 is inserted inside a respective seat 31 formed in body 2, with the spark electrode 32 end of the plug projecting inside a recess 33 in cavity 3, so as to be located beneath inner surface 12 of sealing seat 6 and a predetermined distance from peripheral edge 13 of sealing seat 6, e.g. equal to the distance between peripheral edge 13 and mouths 10, 11 of channels 4, 5.
Plug 30 is preferably located in an intermediate position with respect to mouths 10, 11 of channels 4, 5, which mouths are located symmetrically with respect to plug 30.
Opening 22 is radially longer than the distance between peripheral edge 13 of sealing seat 6 and spark electrode 32, and the distance between peripheral edge 13 of sealing 6 and mouths 10, 11 of channels 4, 5, and is wider (circumferentially) than mouths 10, 11.
In actual use, shutter 7 is housed inside sealing seat 6, with sealing surface 8 maintained (by the axial force of spring 28) contacting inner surface 12 of sealing seat 6, and with peripheral edge 23 of bell 15 substantially mating with peripheral edge 13 of sealing 6, can be rotated inside sealing seat 6 about axis 9, is movable axially along axis 9, and, by acting on control means 25, can be set selectively to either of the following work positions:
- a first work position - shown by the dash line in Figure 1 and the Figure 3 section - wherein opening 22 of shutter 7 is aligned with mouth 11 of channel 5, channel 5 therefore communicates fluidically with cavity 3 , and respective adjacent, circumferentially spaced portions of sealing surface 8 close mouth 10 of channel 4 and recess 33 housing spark electrode 32 : in the example shown of an inlet-exhaust valve unit for an internal combustion engine, this situation corresponds to the suction stroke;
- a second work position - also shown by the dash line in Figure 1 - wherein opening 22 of shutter 7 is aligned with mouth 10 of channel 4, channel 4 communicates fluidically with cavity 3, and sealing surface 8 closes mouth 11 of channel 5 and recess 33 housing spark electrode 32 : in the case of an inlet- exhaust valve unit for an internal combustion engine, this situation corresponds to the exhaust stroke,-
- a third work position - shown by the continuous line in Figure 1 and the Figure 2 section - wherein opening 22 of shutter 7 is aligned with spark electrode 32, and sealing surface 8 of shutter 7 closes both mouths 10, 11 of channels 4 , 5 : in the case of an inlet-exhaust valve unit for an internal combustion engine, this situation corresponds to the explosion and compression strokes. Shutter 7 is set alternately to the above work positions by a reciprocating rotary movement shown schematically by the curved arrows in Figure 1. The third work position described above is between the other two, so that shutter 7 is set alternately to the first and second work positions by rotating in opposite directions from the third work position.
In a preferred embodiment, to prevent sealing surface 8 from sliding against inner surface 12 of sealing seat 6 during rotation of shutter 7, valve unit 1 also comprises known axial actuating means 34 (shown schematically in Figure 2) for axially moving shutter 7. Axial actuating means 34 - for example, of the cam or electromagnet type - are connected mechanically to end 21 of rod 17 (possibly by wheel 26 or respective supporting element 27) , and, in use, are activated by an external control (not shown) , just before shutter 7 is rotated, to exert a predetermined axial force (shown by the arrow in Figure 2) on rod 17, in opposition to the force exerted by counter spring 28, and so detach sealing surface 8 from inner surface 12 of sealing seat 6 (a minimum amount of axial displacement is obviously sufficient to prevent surface 8 from sliding against surface 12) .
Clearly, changes may be made to the valve unit as described and illustrated herein without, however, departing from the scope of the present invention.

Claims

1) A valve unit (1) for selectively cutting off two fluid streams, in particular the inlet and exhaust streams of an internal combustion engine cylinder, and comprising a body (2) in which is formed at least one channel having a sealing seat for at least a respective shutter for opening-closing said channel; the valve unit being characterized in that a first and a second channel (4, 5) are formed in said body (2) for the passage of two separate fluid streams,- said first and said second channel (4, 5) both communicating with the same sealing seat (6) for a single shutter (7) having a sealing surface (8) cooperating in fluidtight manner with said sealing seat (6) ,- said shutter (7) being housed in rotary manner inside said sealing seat (6) , so as to rotate reciprocatingly to selectively and alternately open-close said first channel (4) and said second channel (5) .
2) A valve unit as claimed in Claim 1, characterized by comprising control means (25) for rotating said shutter (7) , inside said sealing seat (6) , about a predetermined axis (9) of rotation, and setting said shutter (7) selectively to a first work position wherein said shutter (7) closes said first channel (4) and leaves said second channel (5) open, to a second work position wherein said shutter closes said second channel (5) and leaves said first channel (4) open, and to a third work position wherein said shutter (7) closes both said first and said second channel (4, 5) .
3) A valve unit as claimed in Claim 2, characterized in that said sealing seat (6) is axially symmetrical; said first and said second channel (4, 5) being connected to said sealing seat (6) by respective mouths (10, 11) formed in an inner surface (12) of said sealing seat (6) and spaced angularly apart; and said shutter (7) having a through opening (22) which is aligned alternately with said mouths (10, 11) when said shutter (7) alternately assumes said first and said second work position.
4) A valve unit as claimed in Claim 3, characterized in that said sealing seat (6) is substantially truncated- cone-shaped; said shutter (7) comprising a bell (15) defined by a substantially truncated-cone-shaped lateral wall (16) complementary in shape to said sealing seat (6) , and a rod (17) extending from a smaller-diameter axial end (18) of said bell (15) and fitted through a sliding seat (19) formed through a wall (20) of said body,- said sealing surface (8) being defined by a substantially continuous outer lateral surface of said lateral wall (16) of said bell (15) ; and said opening (22) being formed through said lateral wall (16) of said bell (15) .
5) A valve unit as claimed in one of Claims 2 to 4, characterized by comprising elastic means (28) for maintaining contact, with a predetermined force, between said shutter (7) and said sealing seat (6) ; said rod (17) of said shutter (7) sliding axially inside the respective sliding seat (19) in opposition to said elastic means
(28) to detach said sealing surface (8) of said shutter (7) from said sealing seat (6) before said shutter (7) is rotated from one to another of said work positions. 6) An inlet-exhaust valve unit (1) for a cylinder
(29) of an internal combustion engine, characterized by comprising a body (2) closing a combustion chamber (3) of said cylinder (29) and having, internally, a first and a second channel (4, 5) for the passage of two separate fluid streams, respectively an inlet stream of a fuel to said combustion chamber (3) , and an exhaust stream of combustion residue from said combustion chamber (3) ,- said first and said second channel (4, 5) both communicating with the same sealing seat (6) for a single shutter (7) having a sealing surface (8) cooperating in fluidtight manner with said sealing seat (6) ,- said shutter (7) being housed in rotary manner inside said sealing seat (6) , so as to rotate reciprocatingly to selectively and alternately open-close said first channel (4) and said second channel (5) .
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