WO2002023034A1 - Collecteur d'admission - Google Patents
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- F02M—SUPPLYING COMBUSTION ENGINES IN GENERAL WITH COMBUSTIBLE MIXTURES OR CONSTITUENTS THEREOF
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- F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
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- a plurality of joining parts made of a synthetic resin are joined together, and a surge link disposed on a side of the engine body, and connected to a lower portion of a surge tank on a side opposite to the engine body.
- a plurality of intake pipes each having an upwardly extending riser section, and arranged in parallel with each other. In a side view from a direction parallel to the arrangement direction of the respective intake pipes, the surge tank and the respective riser section are provided. It relates to an intake manifold in which a space is formed.
- such an intake manifold is already known, for example, from Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 10-29591, etc., in which a surge tank is provided along a direction in which a plurality of intake pipes are arranged. Between the riser section of each intake pipe connected to the lower part of the surge tank and the surge tank, along the arrangement direction of each intake pipe. A space that extends and opens at both ends is formed.
- the space between the riser pipe of each intake pipe and the space between the surge tanks is not effectively used, and the capacity of the surge tank is reduced while avoiding the intake manifold being enlarged. To increase the size, it is desired to use the space effectively.
- the present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide an intake manifold capable of increasing the capacity of a surge tank while avoiding an increase in size.
- Means for Solving the Problems To achieve the above object, the present invention relates to a surge tank which is formed by joining a plurality of joining parts made of a synthetic resin, and is arranged on a side of an engine body, and on a side opposite to the engine body.
- a plurality of intake pipes each having a rising pipe portion connected to a lower portion of the surge tank and extending upward, the plurality of intake pipes being arranged in parallel, and in a side view from a direction parallel to an arrangement direction of each of the intake pipes, Surge tank and each rising pipe
- the surge tank extends along the direction in which the intake pipes are arranged and faces the rising pipes of the intake pipes;
- a pair of tank main portions swelling from the intermediate portion along the arrangement direction to the opposite side to the engine main body so as to form a T-shaped cross-sectional shape in cooperation with the engine main body and arranged at the intermediate portion along the arrangement direction.
- the first feature is that the inner ends of the pair of spaces formed are closed by both side walls of the side bulging portion.
- the space formed between the surge tank and the rising pipe of each intake pipe is divided into two when viewed from the side parallel to the arrangement direction of each intake pipe.
- the surge tank has a T-shaped cross-sectional shape, so that the same space as in the related art exists between the surge reservoir and the riser tube in the side view.
- the portion sandwiched between these spaces can be effectively used as a part of the surge tank, and the capacity of the surge tank can be increased while avoiding an increase in the size of the entire intake manifold.
- both side walls of the side bulging portion forming a part of the surge tank are located at positions inwardly receding from both ends of the intake manifold along the direction in which the intake pipes are arranged. Leaks of radiation from both side walls of the outlet are minimized.
- the side bulging portion, the rising pipe portion of the intake pipe, and the evening main portion are connected walls respectively disposed in the two spaces.
- the second feature is that the connection is made. According to such a configuration, the rigidity of the surge tank 'and the intake pipe can be improved, and the radiation noise from the intake manifold can be reduced. Since the connection wall is provided, the intake manifold does not increase in size.
- a plurality of intake pipes are arranged on both sides of the side bulging portion, and rise pipe sections of the plurality of intake pipes are connected by the connection wall.
- the connecting wall is The fourth feature is that the joint is arranged on a plane intersecting with the joint of the joint parts to be joined. According to such a configuration, the joint rigidity of the joint at the portion corresponding to the connecting wall is improved. be able to. '
- the present invention provides, in addition to any one of the second to fourth features, a pair of connecting walls, wherein a volume of a space between a ceiling wall and one connecting wall of the space, a space between both connecting walls is provided. According to a fifth feature, it is arranged in the space at a position where the volume of the space and the volume of the space between the bottom wall and the other connecting wall of the space are different from each other. However, it is possible to make the sound radiated from the intake manifold more effective.
- the present invention in addition to the configuration of the first feature, further comprises connecting the riser pipes on both sides of the side bulging portion to an outer surface of an end wall of the side bulging portion.
- a sixth feature is that a grid-like rib connected to a joint portion of a plurality of joint parts constituting at least a part is protruded. According to such a configuration, the connection rigidity of the surge tank and the two intake pipes is increased. The ribs can greatly enhance the overall rigidity of the intake manifold and reduce radiated noise. In addition, since the rib is connected to a joint of a plurality of joint parts constituting at least a part of the surge tank, the rigidity of at least a part of the joint provided in the intake manifold can be increased.
- the surge tank may further include a pair of lower bulging portions that bulge downward from both ends of the tank main portion and are connected to lower ends of the rising pipe portions. And connecting the lower bulging portions to the outer surface of the central bottom wall of the surge tank sandwiched between the lower bulging portions, and connecting the plurality of bonding parts constituting at least a part of the surge tank.
- the seventh feature is that a grid-like rib connected to the protruding portion is provided. According to such a configuration, the grid-like rib is formed by effectively utilizing an empty space generated between the pair of lower bulging portions.
- the rigidity of the surge tank can be significantly increased while avoiding an increase in the size of the intake manifold, and the overall rigidity of the intake manifold is improved. Radiated sound can be reduced.
- the rib is connected to a joint of a plurality of joints constituting at least a part of the surge tank, so that at least a part of the joint of the intake manifold is provided.
- An endless seal mounting groove an inner end connected to the seal mounting groove, and a groove having an outer end opened to a side surface of the flange on an end face on the engine body side, and each intake pipe
- a plurality of connection cylinders connected to the substrate by being individually connected to each other; and formed in a cylindrical shape having port through holes for fastening to the engine body, and at least between the connection cylinders.
- a plurality of bosses connected to the outer periphery of the substrate so as to be respectively arranged at upper and lower positions of the substrate; and a connection groove connecting the connection cylinders and the bosses to each other.
- a plurality of seal members interposed between the flange and the engine body, integrally having a projection fitted into the groove, However, each of the sealing devices To be mounted respectively in the groove, it characterized the first 0.
- the thickness of the entire flange is prevented from being increased by the outer peripheral rib arranged on the outer periphery of the flange and interconnecting each boss portion and each of the connection cylinder portions.
- the rigidity of the flange to the engine body can be improved without increasing the weight.
- the seal member mounted in the seal mounting groove provided on the end face of the connecting cylinder portion on the engine body side has an inner end connected to the seal mounting groove and an outer end opened to the side surface of the flange.
- the protrusion that fits into the groove provided on the end face of the part is provided integrally, the presence or absence of the protrusion, that is, the presence or absence of the sealing member, is checked from the outside of the flange when the flange is fastened to the engine body. can do.
- the outer peripheral ribs are connected to the connecting cylinder on both sides of the groove, a decrease in rigidity of the connecting cylinder due to the provision of the groove can be prevented, and a decrease in sealability due to the sealing member can be suppressed.
- the length of the groove can be reduced while avoiding an increase in the size of the flange, and the protrusion of the seal member can be reduced.
- a bent portion bent toward the inside of the surge tank is formed in a joint part forming a part of the surge tank, and an outer surface of the bent portion is formed on an outer surface of the bent portion.
- the first feature is that a rib connected to a joint between the joint part having the bent part and another joint part is provided. According to such a configuration, the bent part bent toward the inside of the surge tank is provided. With the rib on the outer surface of the bent portion, it is possible to increase the rigidity of a part of the joint part at the part facing the surge tank, and since the rib is connected to the joint part, the pressure of the joint part can be increased with a simple configuration. Increased pressure resistance against fluctuations and joint resistance Four
- Rigidity can be increased.
- a grid-like rib connected to a joining portion of a plurality of joining components constituting at least a part of a surge tank is provided on an outer surface of the tank main portion on the engine body side.
- the space between the engine body and the surge tank is provided on the outer surface of the main part of the tank, which constitutes a part of the surge tank, on the engine body side.
- the grid ribs are provided for effective use, and the rigidity of the surge tank can be significantly increased while avoiding an increase in the size of the intake manifold. Sound can be reduced.
- the rib is connected to a joint of a plurality of joint parts constituting at least a part of the surge tank, at least a part of the joint of the intake manifold can be increased in rigidity.
- the flange connected to the plurality of intake pipes and fastened to the engine body is formed in a flat plate shape and connected to the intake pipes in common.
- a plurality of connection cylinders having endless seal mounting grooves on an end surface of the engine body side and individually connected to the respective intake pipes and connected to the board, and for fastening to the engine body.
- a plurality of bosses which are formed in a tubular shape having bolt holes and are provided at least vertically above and below the connecting tubular portions and connected to the substrate;
- a plurality of radial ribs extending radially from the portion and connected to the substrate so as to be continuous with the connection tube portion adjacent to the boss portions, and a plurality of seals interposed between the flange and the engine body.
- the member is That each is mounted to Le mounting groove, wherein the ninth.
- the radial rib extending radially from each boss portion and connecting the boss portion and the connection cylinder portion avoids increasing the plate thickness of the entire flange, thereby reducing the weight.
- the rigidity of the connection of the flange to the engine body can be improved without increasing the frictional force.
- a fastening force acts on a plurality of locations in the circumferential direction of the connecting cylinder from the boss via the respective radial ribs, and the sealing member is mounted in a seal mounting groove provided on an end face of the connecting cylinder on the engine body side. The sealing property is also improved.
- the flange connected to the plurality of intake pipes and fastened to the engine body is formed in a flat plate shape and is commonly used for each of the intake pipes.
- the durability can be improved.
- the bent portion faces the surge tank, the bent portion has a small effect on the intake air flowing through the intake manifold.
- the joining component having the bent portion is provided with a joining flange portion extending from the bent portion so as to be joined to the other joining component.
- the bent portion is formed on one of the joining components in the vicinity of the joining portion of the pair of joining components, and the durability of the joining portion where the two joining components are joined is improved. Properties can be further improved.
- a pressure fluctuation absorbing portion that absorbs pressure fluctuations in the surge tank and the intake pipes by bending is formed in at least one of the joint components. According to this configuration, when the pressure in the intake manifold fluctuates, the pressure fluctuation absorbing portion bends and absorbs the pressure fluctuation. Can be reduced, and the pressure resistance of the joint can be improved to contribute to the improvement of durability.
- the pressure fluctuation absorbing portion having a shape bent toward the inside of the surge tank is formed on a joint part forming a part of the surge tank. According to this configuration, the durability of the joint can be improved with a simple configuration, and the pressure fluctuation absorbing portion is disposed facing the surge tank. The influence of the pressure fluctuation absorbing section on the intake air flowing through the hold can be small.
- FIG. 1 is a side view of an engine body and an intake device
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a throttle pod and an intake manifold
- FIG. Fig. 2 is a plan view taken in the direction of the arrow 3 in Fig. 2
- Fig. 4 is a view of the intake manifold viewed from the direction of the arrow 4 in Fig. 1
- Fig. 5 is a view taken in the direction of the arrow 5 in Fig. 4
- Fig. 6 is a line 6-6 in Fig. 5.
- 7 is a sectional view taken along line 7-7 of FIG. 4
- FIG. 8 is a sectional view taken along line 8-8 of FIG. 4
- FIG. 9 is a sectional view corresponding to FIG. 6 of the second embodiment.
- an engine main body 11 of a multi-cylinder engine mounted on a vehicle for example, a four-cylinder engine includes a cylinder block 12,
- the engine body 11 includes a crankcase 13 and a cylinder head 14, and an intake device 15 is disposed beside the engine body 11.
- the intake device 15 is compact having an air cleaner 16, a throttle body 17 connected to a lower portion of the air cleaner 16, and an intake manifold 18 connected to the throttle body 17.
- the intake manifold 18 is connected to an intake port (not shown) provided in the cylinder head 14 corresponding to each cylinder.
- the P and air manifolds 18 are arranged in parallel with the surge tank 20 arranged on the side of the engine body 11 and in a direction parallel to the cylinder arrangement direction on the engine body 11 And a plurality of, for example, four intake pipes 21A, 21B, 21C, 21D integrally connecting each intake port of the cylinder head 14 and the surge tank 20.
- a plurality of, for example, three first, second and third joining parts 22, 23, 24 made of synthetic resin are joined to each other by, for example, vibration welding.
- the throttle body 17 has a cylindrical shape extending vertically and is connected to the center of the upper surface of the first joint part 22.
- the throttle body 17 is a butterfly-type throttle valve (not shown) for controlling the amount of flowing air.
- a throttle drum 26 is attached to a valve shaft 25 rotatably supported by the pod 17, and a protruding end of the valve shaft 25 from the throttle body 17 is attached.
- a connecting cylinder portion 22 a for connecting a throttle body 17 is provided in the center of the first joint part 22, and
- the surge tank 20 forming the intake chamber 27 connected to the part 22 a is constituted by joining the first, second and third joint parts 22, 23, 24 to each other.
- the surge tank 20 is provided with a tank main portion 20 that is arranged to extend long along the cylinder arrangement direction, that is, along the arrangement direction 28 of the intake pipes 21A to 21D on the side of the engine body 11. a, and a side bulging portion 20 b bulging from an intermediate portion (a central portion in this embodiment) of the tank main portion 20 a along the arrangement direction 28 to the side opposite to the engine body 11. And a pair of lower bulging portions 20c, 20c bulging downward from both ends of the tank main portion 20a.
- the tank main portion 20a and the side bulging portion 20b are integrally provided. Are connected to each other so that a portion extending in the cylinder arrangement direction on the side of the engine main body 11 and a portion extending in a direction away from the engine main body 11 form a T-shaped cross section orthogonal to each other.
- the intake pipe 21A has a rising pipe part 29A whose lower end is connected to a lower bulging part 20c of the surge tank 20 and which extends upward on the opposite side to the engine body 11 with respect to the tank main part 20a.
- a curved pipe section 3OA which is bent at an angle of approximately 90 degrees in the vertical plane and has one end connected to the upper end of the rising pipe section 29A, and one end connected to the other end of the curved pipe section 30A.
- a straight pipe portion 31A extending substantially horizontally, and the projected view of the intake pipe 21A on a vertical plane has a shape bent at substantially 90 degrees.
- the other intake pipes 21 B, 21 C, 21 D also have riser pipe sections 29 B, 29 C, 29 D, curved pipe sections 3 OB, 30 C, 30 D and straight pipe sections 31 31, 31 C, 3 ID.
- the structure of the intake pipe 21A is the same as that of the intake pipe 21A, and the projection of each of the intake pipes 21B to 21D on a vertical plane also has a shape bent at substantially 90 degrees.
- intake paths 32A, 32B, 32C, and 32D are formed, respectively.
- the air introduced from the throttle body 17 to the intake manifold 18 is indicated by a broken line in FIG.
- the surge tank 20 is turned upside down and guided separately to the respective intake paths 32A to 32D.
- the air introduced into each of the intake passages 32A to 32D flows upward, the air flows in a direction substantially 90 degrees, and then flows almost horizontally toward the cylinder head 14 side of the engine body 11 become.
- the side bulging portion 20b of the surge link 20 is formed by a pair of intake pipes 21B, which are arranged at an intermediate portion (a central portion in this embodiment) along the arrangement direction 28 of the intake pipes 21A to 21D. It is interposed between the rising pipe portions 29B and 29C provided in 21C, and the both rising tube portions are provided on the outer surface of an end wall of the side bulging portion 20b opposite to the tank main portion 20a.
- lattice-shaped ribs 35 projecting from the joint 33 of the first and second joint parts 22, 23 and the joint 34 of the second and third joint parts 23, 24 protrude. Is done.
- the portion between the lower bulging portions 20 c 20 c provided on both sides of the surge tank 20 is the center bottom wall of the surge tank 20, that is, the center and side bulges of the tank main portion 20 a.
- the bottom wall of the protruding portion 20b is formed in a shape protruding above the lower protruding portions 20c, 20c.
- a grid-like rib 36 is provided to connect the protrusions 20 c and 20 c and to be connected to the joint 3 of the second and third joint parts 23 and 24.
- a grid-like rib 37 is provided projecting over the entire surface thereof, and the joining portions 3.3 and 3.3 of the first and second joining parts 22, 23 are provided.
- the joining portion 34 of the second and third joining parts 23 and 24 is connected by the lattice-shaped rib 37.
- a pair of intake pipes 21 A, 21 B; 21 C, 21 D riser pipe sections 21 each arranged on both sides of the side bulge 20 b in the surge puncture 20.
- 9 A, 29 B; 29 C, 29 D and the tank main part 20 a of the surge tank 20 a space with closed upper and lower sides and an open outer end 38, 3 and 8 are sides of the surge tank 20. The inner ends of these spaces 38, 38 are closed by both side walls of the side bulging portion 20b, respectively. .
- each connecting wall 39, 40 is the volume of the ceiling wall of the space 38 and the space between the connecting walls 39.
- the volume of the space between the connecting walls 39 and 40 and the volume of the space between the bottom walls of the connecting wall 40 and the space 38 are arranged at mutually different positions.
- the upper connecting wall 39 of the pair of upper and lower connecting walls 39, 40 is on a plane 41 intersecting with the joint 33 of the first and second joint parts 22, 23, as shown in FIG. Are located in
- the part that constitutes the bottom wall of the side bulging part 20b has the following configuration. As shown in FIG. 6, a bent portion 42 bent toward the inside of the surge tank 20 is formed. You. In addition, the outer surface of the bending sound 2 is provided with the ribs 36 connected to the joints 34. In addition, a joining flange portion 24a joined to the second joining component 23 is integrally formed on the outer peripheral portion of the third joining component 24 so as to project from the bent portion 42.
- Flanges 45 to be fastened to the cylinder heads 14 of the engine body 11 are commonly and integrally connected to the straight pipe sections 31 A to 3 ID of each intake pipe 21 A to 2 ID. Is done.
- This flange 45 is connected to a flat board 46 and a straight pipe section 31 A to 31 D of each intake pipe 21 A to 21 D individually and connected to the board 46 at a right angle.
- Portions 47 A, 47, B, 47 C, 47 D and port holes 48 for fastening to the cylinder head 14 of the engine body 11 are formed in a cylindrical shape.
- the board is located at the upper and lower positions between the connection cylinders 47 A, 47 B, 47 C, and 47 D and at both ends of the board 46.
- Each of the connecting cylinders 47A to 47D is formed so as to have an elliptical cross-sectional shape that is long on the left and right, and the connecting cylinders 47A to 47D are provided on the engine body 11 side.
- the end face has an endless seal mounting groove 50 having an elliptical shape, and a groove 51 that connects the inner end to each seal mounting groove 50 and opens the outer end to the upper side surface of the flange 45.
- a sealing member 52 interposed between the flange 45 and the cylinder head 14 of the engine body 11 integrally having a projection 52 a fitted into the groove 51.
- an O-ring is installed in each seal mounting groove 50.
- the substrate 46 also has a plurality of radial ribs extending radially from the respective bosses 49, 49 ...
- connection cylinder portions 47 A to 47 D adjacent to the boss portions 49, 49.
- peripheral ribs 54, 54,... Interconnecting the connection cylinder portions 47 A to 47 D with each other, and the peripheral ribs 54, 54 ′ Both sides are connected to the outer circumference of each connecting cylinder part 47A to 47D.
- the board 46 has ribs 55, 55 connecting between the connection cylinder parts 47A, 47B and between the connection cylinder parts 47C, 47D, and connection cylinder parts 47B, 47C.
- a cross-shaped rib 56 connecting between the outer ribs 54 is provided.
- the intake manifold 18 is fastened to the cylinder head 14 at the flange 45.
- the cylinder block 12 is provided with support stays disposed below the lower bulging portions 20 c and 20 c of the surge tank 20 in the intake manifold 18.
- , 68 are fastened, and their lower stays 20 c, 20 c are supported by their support stays 67, 68.
- the center bottom wall of the surge tank 20 is raised above the lower bulging portions 20c, 20c, so that the surge tank 20 is located below the center bottom wall of the surge tank 20.
- An auxiliary device such as an oil filter 65 is attached to the cylinder block 12 between the support stays 67 and 68 so as to be arranged.
- an air cleaner 16 is connected to the upper end of a throttle body 17 connected to a substantially central portion of the intake manifold 18 along the arrangement direction 28 of each intake pipe 21A-2 ID.
- Numeral 6 is arranged so as to be biased toward the intake pipe 21 D along the arrangement direction 28 of the intake manifold 18.
- a stay 58 is fastened on a pair of support bosses 57, 57 projecting from the curved portion 30D of the intake pipe 21D, and an air cleaner 16 is provided at a portion corresponding to the intake pipe 21D.
- the air cleaner 16 is supported by the throttle body 17 and the stay 58 in a well-balanced manner by mounting the elastic member 59 provided on the lower portion of the throttle 58 on the stay 58.
- the support bosses 57, 57 are provided on the curved tube portion 30D in a line in the longitudinal direction of the intake pipe 21D, and the stay 58 is provided in the longitudinal direction of the P and the exhaust pipe 21D. It is fastened to the support bosses 57, 57 with a shape along it. Thus, it is possible to increase the mounting rigidity of the stay 58 while suppressing the stay 58 from protruding from the intake manifold 18.
- a pair of clamp members 61, 61 are attached to the stay 58, and conduits 60, 60 for guiding a fluid such as cooling water are clamped by the clamp members 61, 61. .
- the conduits 60 and 60 can be supported by effectively utilizing the stay 58 supporting a part of the air cleaner 16, the number of parts can be reduced.
- the stay 58 is formed so as to have an L-shaped longitudinal cross section along the curved tube portion 30D of the P and trachea 21D.
- the air cleaner 16 and the conduits 60, 60 can be stably supported while suppressing the size of the air cleaner 16 from increasing. Further, since the conduits 60, 60 are arranged below the air cleaner 16, the compact conduits 60, 60 can be mounted.
- the throttle wire 64 wound around the throttle drum 26 of the throttle body 17 is pulled to the intake pipe 21A side along the arrangement direction 28 of each intake pipe 21A to 21D.
- the curved portion 3OA of the intake pipe 21A is provided with a pair of support bosses 62, 62 arranged in the direction in which the throttle wire 64 is pulled, that is, in the arrangement direction 28, and these support bosses are provided.
- the holding stay 63 fastened to 62, 62 holds the iron wire 64a of the needle wire 64. According to such a holding structure of the throttle wire 64, the rigidity of the holding stay 63 attached to the intake manifold 18 can be improved.
- a connecting pipe part 21 for connecting a conduit for guiding evaporated fuel purged from a fuel tank (not shown) is provided on a connecting cylinder part 22 a provided in the first connecting part 22, and a negative pressure for brake (not shown).
- a connecting pipe section 72 for connecting a conduit for guiding a negative pressure in the booth is formed in the body.
- These connecting pipes 71, 72 are located above the side bulges 20b in the surge tank 20, and are curved pipes 30B, 3C of the intake pipes 21B, 21C. 0 C, and the rising force of the intake pipes 21 B, 21 C.
- the curved pipes are arranged by placing the side bulges 20 b between the pipe sections 29 B, 29 C.
- An intake manifold 18 formed by joining first, second, and third joining parts 22, 23, 24 made of synthetic resin is provided with a plurality of intake manifolds 18.
- the surge tank 20 configured together with the intake pipes 21A to 2ID includes a tank main part 20a arranged on the side of the engine body 11 and an engine from an intermediate part of the tank main part 20a.
- the intake pipes 21A to 21D are respectively connected to the lower part of the surge tank 20, that is, the lower bulging parts 20c and 20c, and the engine main body 11a with respect to the tank main part 20a. Extends upward on the opposite side
- the riser pipes 29 A to 29 D are arranged in parallel with each other, and the side bulges 20 b of the surge tank 20 are provided with the respective intake pipes 21 A to 21.
- a pair of intake pipes 21 B and 21 C arranged in the middle along the arrangement direction 28 of D are arranged so as to be interposed between the riser pipe sections 29 B and 29 C provided respectively.
- the capacity of the surge tank 20 can be increased.
- the rising pipe portions 29 B and 29 C on both sides of the side bulging portion 20 b are connected to the outer surface of the end wall of the side bulging portion 20 b, and the surge tank 2 A grid-like rib 35 connected to the joints 33, 34 of the first, second, and third joint parts 22 2, 23, 24 constituting at least a part (all in this embodiment) of 0
- the ribs 35 of the lattice shape can greatly increase the connection rigidity of the surge tank 20 and the intake pipes 21 B, 21 C, and the intake manifold 13 Radiation noise can be reduced by improving the overall rigidity. Further, since the upper and lower ends of the rib 35 are connected to the joints 33, 34, the rigidity of the joints 33, 34 can be further increased.
- the surge tank 20 is sandwiched between the lower bulging portions 20c, 20c, and the outer surface of the central bottom wall is connected to the lower bulging portions 20c, 20c. Since a grid-like rib 36 connected to the joining portion 34 of the second and third joining parts 23, 24 constituting a part of 20 is protruded, a pair of lower bulging portions 20c, By making effective use of the empty space created between 20c and 20g, the intake manifold 18 'can be enlarged with the grid-like ribs 36 protruding from the center bottom wall of the surge tank 20.
- the rigidity of the surge tank 20 can be greatly increased while avoiding it, and the overall rigidity of the P and air manifolds 18 can be improved to reduce radiated sound.
- the rigidity of the joint 34 can be further increased by connecting both ends of the rib 36 to the joint 34.
- the joint parts 33, 3 of the first to third joint parts 22, 23, 24 constituting the surge tank 20 are provided on the entire outer surface of the tank main part 20a on the engine body 11 side.
- the ribs 37 are connected to the grid 4 and protrude from them.
- the ribs 37 are arranged to make effective use of the space between the surge tank 20 and the engine body 11, so that the intake manifold 18
- the rigidity of the surge tank 20 can be greatly increased while avoiding an increase in size, and the overall rigidity of the intake manifold 18 can be improved to reduce radiation noise.
- the upper and lower ends of the rib 37 are joined to the joining portions 33 and 34 so as to join. The rigidity of the parts 33, 34 can be further increased.
- the rigidity of the surge tank 20 can be further increased by providing the grid-like ribs 35, 36, 37 on the three surfaces of the surge tank 20, and the radiation noise Can be more effectively reduced, and the joints 33, 34 of the entire surge tank 20 can be further improved in the joint IJ property.
- the tank main part 20a of the surge tank 20 and the intake pipes 21A to 21D stand.
- the space 38 formed between the rising pipe portions 29 A to 29 D is bisected by the side bulging portion 20 b of the surge tank 20, and both sides of the side bulging portion 20 b
- the inner ends of a pair of spaces 38, 38 formed between the pipe portions 29A to 29D and the evening main portion 20a are formed on both side walls of the lateral bulge portion 20b. Closed.
- both side walls of the side bulging portion 20 b forming a part of the surge tank 20 are located closer to both ends of the intake manifold 18 along the arrangement direction 28 of the trachea 21 A to 21 D. Since it is arranged at the position retracted inward, the sound radiated from both side walls of the lateral bulging portion 20b is minimized from leaking to the outside, and the surge tank 20 can be easily formed. That is, in order to increase the capacity of the surge tank 20, it is advantageous to arrange the inner end closing position of the space 38 closer to both ends of the intake manifold 18 along the arrangement direction 28. In this case, the amount of radiated sound leaked from the surge tank 20 increases.
- the side bulge 20 b, P and trachea 21 A to 2 The riser 29 A to 29 D of ID and the main part of sunset 20 a are located in both spaces 38, 38. Since the connecting walls 39, 40 and 39, 40 are respectively connected, the connecting rigidity of the surge tank 20 and the intake pipes 21A to 21D is improved, and the intake manifold 18 is provided. Can reduce the sound radiated from Since the connecting walls 39, 40 are arranged in the space 38, the provision of the connecting walls 39, 40 does not increase the size of the intake manifold 18.
- a plurality of, for example, a pair of intake pipes 21A, 21B; 21C, 2ID are arranged on both sides of the lateral bulging portion 20b, and a pair of intake pipes is provided by connecting walls 39, 40. Since the riser sections 29A, 29B; 29C, 29D of the pipes 21A, 2IB; 21C, 21D are connected, their intake pipes 21A to 2ID The stiffness of the intake pipes 21A to 2ID can be further reduced.
- the upper connecting wall 39 of the two connecting walls 39, 40 is arranged on the plane 41 intersecting with the joint 33 of the first and second joint parts 22, 23.
- the connecting wall 39 prevents the second joint component 23 from bending to the side where the joint of the joint 33 is released, so that the joint rigidity of the joint 33 can be improved.
- the connecting walls 39, 40 are the space between the ceiling wall of the space 38 and the space between the connecting walls 39, the space between the connecting walls 39, 40, the connecting wall 40, and the space 3 8, the volume of the space between the bottom walls is arranged at a position different from each other, whereby the effect of suppressing the radiated sound is further improved.
- the third joint part 24 has a bent part 42 bent toward the inside of the surge tank 20.
- a rib 36 is provided which is continuous with the joint 34 of the second and third joint components 23, 24.
- the rigidity of a part of the third joint component 24 can be increased at a portion facing the surge tank 20, and the rib 36 is connected to the joint portion 34. Therefore, with a simple configuration, the pressure resistance of the joint portion 34 against pressure fluctuation can be increased, and the durability of the joint portion 34 can be improved.
- a joining flange portion 24 a extending from the bent portion 42 to be joined to the second joined component 23 is formed on an outer peripheral portion of the third joined component 24.
- the third joint part 24 is formed close to the joint part 34 of the pair of joint parts 23, 24, and the durability of the joint part 34 joining the two joint parts 23, 24 together Performance can be further improved.
- the bent portion 42 is arranged facing the inside of the surge tank 20, the intake manifold The influence of the bent portion 42 on the intake air flowing through the inside of the mold 18 is small.
- the bent portion 42 is formed in the third joint part 24 at a portion corresponding to the bottom wall of the side bulging portion 20b of the surge tank 20.
- the main flow of the intake air in 20 is from the tank main part 20a to the two downwardly bulging parts 20c20c, so the influence of the bent part 42 on the intake air flow should be made smaller. Can be.
- the flanges 45 commonly connected to each of the intake pipes 21A to 2ID are formed in a flat plate shape, and a substrate 46 commonly connected to each of the intake pipes 21A to 2ID is provided on the engine body 11 side. It has an endless seal mounting groove 50 on the end surface and a plurality of connecting cylinder portions 47 A to 47 D which are individually connected to the respective intake pipes 21 A to 21 D and connected to the substrate 46. And formed in a cylindrical shape having port through holes 48 respectively, and at least vertically disposed between the connection cylindrical portions 47 A to 47 D to the substrate 46.
- the plurality of boss portions 49 to be connected and the connecting cylinder portions 47 A to 47 D extending radially from the boss portions 49 and adjacent to the boss portions 49.
- a plurality of radiation ribs 53 connected to the substrate 46 are provided.
- the radial ribs 5 3. It is possible to improve the fastening rigidity to 11. Moreover, since the fastening force acts on the connecting cylinder portions 47 A to 47 D in the circumferential direction at a plurality of locations from the boss portions 49 through the respective radial ribs 53, the connection cylinder portions 47 A to 47. The sealability of the seal member 52 mounted on the seal mounting groove 50 provided on the end face of the engine body 11 on the side of D is also improved.
- boss portions 49 are arranged on the outer periphery of the substrate 46, and an outer peripheral rib 54 connecting the boss portions 49 to the connection cylinder portions 47A to 47D is formed. Since it is continuously provided on the outer periphery of the board 46, it is also possible to avoid increasing the thickness of the entire flange 45 so as not to increase the weight, and to connect the engine body 11 to the flange 45. Can be improved in rigidity.
- the substrate 46 includes, in addition to the radiation ribs 53 and the outer peripheral ribs 54, ribs 55 connecting between the connection cylinder portions 47A and 47B and between the connection cylinder portions 47C and 47D. , 55, and a cross-shaped rib 56 connecting between the connecting cylinders 47B, 47C and the outer peripheral rib 54.
- the ribs 55, 55, and 56 can further increase the rigidity of the flange 45.
- the inner end is connected to the seal mounting groove 50 on the end surface of the connecting cylinder portion 47A to 47D on the engine body 11 side.
- a groove 51 having an outer end opened on the upper side surface of the flange 45 is provided, and the groove 51 is fitted to the seal member 52 mounted in the seal mounting groove 40.
- a protrusion 52a is provided on the body. Therefore, when the flange 45 is fastened to the engine body 11, the presence or absence of the protrusion 52 a, that is, the presence or absence of the seal member 52 can be confirmed from the outside of the flange 45.
- the groove 51 opens at the upper side surface of the flange 45, the protrusion 52a of the seal member 52 can be easily confirmed from above the flange 45, and the seal member 5 Confirmation of the presence or absence of 2 becomes easier.
- the outer circumferential ribs 54 are continuous with the connecting cylinder portions 47A to 47D on both sides of the groove 51, the rigidity of the connecting cylinder portions 47A to 47D due to the provision of the grooves 51 is provided. It is possible to prevent a decrease in the sealing performance due to the sealing member 52, and also to suppress an increase in the size of the flange 45, and to shorten the length of the groove 51 to reduce the protrusion 52 a can be formed small.
- FIG. 9 shows a second embodiment of the present invention, and portions corresponding to the first embodiment are given the same reference numerals.
- the third joint part 24 ′ of the surge tank 20 ′ has the side bulging part 2 of the third joint part 24 ′.
- a pressure fluctuation absorbing portion 73 that absorbs pressure fluctuations in the surge tank 20 ′ and in each of the intake pipes 21 A to 2 ID by bending is formed in a portion constituting the bottom wall of 0 b.
- the pressure fluctuation absorbing portion 73 is formed in the third joining component 24 ′ in a shape bent toward the inside of the surge tank 20 ′.
- a joining flange 24a for joining with the joining component 22 is formed on the outer peripheral portion of the third joining component 24 '.
- the lattice-shaped ribs 36 protruding from the outer surface of the bottom wall at the center of the surge tank 20 ′ are arranged so as to avoid the pressure fluctuation absorbing portions 73 in order to easily bend the pressure fluctuation absorbing portions 73.
- the pressure fluctuation absorbing portion 73 that absorbs the pressure fluctuation in the surge tank 20 ′ and in each of the intake pipes 21 A to 2 ID by bending is provided in the third joint part 24 ′. Even if pressure fluctuations due to the backfire of the engine occur in the intake manifold 18, the pressure fluctuation absorbing portion 73 bends to absorb the pressure fluctuations.
- the load applied to the joints 33, 34 of the 4 ' can be reduced, and the pressure resistance of the joints 33, 34 can be improved, contributing to an improvement in durability.
- a joining flange 24 a extending from the pressure fluctuation absorbing portion 73 is formed on the outer periphery of the third joining component 24 ′, and the pressure variation absorbing portion 73 is formed by the second and third joining components 23.
- 24 ′ are formed in the third joint part 24 ′ in the vicinity of the joint part 34, and the durability of the joint part 34 can be further improved.
- the pressure fluctuation absorbing portion 73 is disposed facing the surge tank 20 ′, the influence of the pressure fluctuation absorbing portion 73 on the intake air flowing through the intake manifold 18 can be small.
- the pressure fluctuation absorbing portion 73 can be formed by a plurality of bent portions, or the thickness of the pressure fluctuation absorbing portion 73 can be made thinner than other portions, so that pressure fluctuation can be absorbed. It is advantageous.
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