"EQUIPMENT AND TEST METHOD FOR INJECTION NOOZLE"
The present descriptive report refers to an inven¬
tion patent for an appliance and injection nozzle test belonging to the field
of equipments and means used in garages, automotive centres and similar
that have been developed to make tests of opening/closing and of watertight
and electrical activation test of the dosing valve of the diesel injector nozzle.
It is already known a kind of nozzle composed es¬
sentially: by a segment that contains an electric dose valve, a solenoid,
commanded by the electric system associated to the diesel engine; by a sec-
ond segment parallel to the first and that contains a mechanical injector acti¬
vated by mechanical command of the diesel engine; by a transversal seg¬
ment, to an extremity at which is incorporated the dosing valve, an interme¬
diary extension to which is incorporated and crosses the segment that con¬
tains the mechanical injector and the opposite extremity of the transversal
mentioned segment that makes possible an attachment opening on the plac¬
ing point on the engine; this nozzle also makes possible a circuit of diesel oil
inlet at low pressure formed by radial inlets foreseen in the segment that
contains the mechanical injector and extended until the dosing valve; and
feeding circuit for the diesel oil dosed at high pressure, with a segment that
interconnects the dosing valve and the mechanical injector and a segment
that ends at the injection outlet of a diesel oil jet.
This injector nozzle is efficient, but its good run¬
ning depends mainly, on the conditions of opening and closing of the dosing
valve and the water tightness of the sealing of the set and the electric start of
the dose valve, among others.
Actually, there aren't means really efficient to test
those parameters of the nozzle, thus when this shows poor running, the re¬
pair is done in a relatively empirical way. This makes it difficult, delays,
gives possibility to errors and makes other problems for the repairing.
Thus the object of this present patent is to supply
with an equipment and test method that overcomes the above inconvenient,
observed with the means of diesel nozzle test of this described type.
Another objective is to supply with a nozzle test
machine on bench, that has simple operation system, efficient and quick.
Another objective is to provide an equipment that
is adequate to fabrication, manufacture and cost having in view its own pur¬
pose. Within this purpose consequently, the problem above mentioned and
with the proposal to overcome it and aiming to solve the related goals, this
nozzle test equipment has been developed, objective of the present invention
patent, which manufacture, running and advantages are based on the at-
tached designs, which:
fig I. 1 shows a schematic image of the kind of die-
sel nozzle that is tested by the equipment, taken separately;
fig. 2 shows a diagram of blocks of the equipment
and the indication of how it is connected to the nozzle;
fig. 3 shows a view of the equipment panel;
fig. 4 shows a detail of the adapter of the equip¬
ment, that fixes the nozzle during the test; and
fig. 5 shows a general view of the equipment.
According to what the above related figures illus-
trate, the equipment, object of this present invention patent, is devoted to
make tests of opening/closing and watertight and electric coil test of the dos¬
ing valve of the diesel injector nozzle, which makes part of diesel engine.
The mentioned diesel injector nozzle is of a kind
comprehended, essentially (fig. 1): by segment that contains the electric dos-
ing valve 100; by a second segment parallel to the first and that contains a
mechanic injector 110; by a transversal segment 130, at which extremity is
incorporated the electric dosing valve 100, an intermediary extension is
incorporated and crosses the segment that contains the mechanical injector
110 and the opposite extremity of this mentioned transversal segment fore-
sees opening 131 receiver of an attachment screw at the engine placement
point; this mentioned nozzle still foresees a diesel inlet circuit at low pres-
sure 150 with radial inlet valves 151 foreseen in the segment that contains
the mechanical injector 110 and extended to the dosing valve 100; and ad¬
mittance diesel oil circuit dosed with high pressure 160, with segment that
interconnects the dosing valve 100 and the mechanical injector 110 and out-
let segment of the diesel j et.
The dosing valve 100 consists, essentially: of a
chamber 101, to which comes the low pressure circuit 150; of a piston 102
placed in the camera; of a solenoid 103 and a return spring 104, that submit
one extremity of the piston; of a seat 105 crossed by the opposite extremity
of the piston and in which works an extreme flange 102' of the piston; by a
duct 106 derived from chamber 101 and that opens in the seat 105; and by
the circuit 160 disposed on the downstream side of the seat; of a screw 107,
regulating the course of the piston, that closes and defines the extremity of
the chamber 101 opposite to the adjacent of the solenoid 103; and by sealing
rings 108 and 109, that seals the interstices between the screw 107 and the
body of the nozzle and between this and the solenoid 103, respectively, thus
the dosing valve 100 of the kind normally open, so that when the solenoid
103 presents idle, the spring 104 presents distended and the extreme flange
102' presents out of the seat 105, keeping it open, providing pressurized oil
passage to the high pressure circuit 160 and when the solenoid 103 is ener-
gized, the spring 104 compresses and the extreme flange 102' moves against
the seat 105 and closes it.
The mechanical injector 110 consists, essentially:
by a chamber HO5 to which comes segment of high pressure circuit 160
coming from the chamber 101; by a piston 112, one extremity of which is
submitted to a mechanic governor device 113 of the diesel engine and the
opposite extremity disposed in the chamber 111 ; by an outlet duct 114 of the
chamber 111, that makes part of the high pressure circuit and that ends in an
outlet governed by a needle device 115, so that this one; duct 114 and the
radial inlets 151 of the low pressure inlet 150 and initial part of this are
formed in an extreme disassembling segment 170 of the body of the nozzle.
Thus, the present nozzle test equipment as de¬
scribed above (fig. 2) is the kind for bench test and consists, essentially: by
pneumatic set 1 for opening/closing and watertight dosing valve test 100 for
nozzle and low pressure circuit linking 150 of this and of valve 100, the
linking of the high pressure circuit 160 between this and the cylinder 111-
112 of the mechanic injector 110 and the cylinder 111-112; by electro-
electronic circuit 20 of electric feeding and the command of the equipment
and that incorporates solenoid coil test device 103 of the dosing valve; by
adequate body 40, that contains the pneumatic set 1 and the electro-
electronic circuit 20; and by an adapter 41 to attach the nozzle during the
test.
The pneumatic set 1 for opening/closing and water¬
tight test consists, essentially, of a pneumatic circuit 2 that have intercalated,
a vacuum pump 3, placed in one of the extremities of the circuit 2 and from
which and placed in series: a retaining valve 4 placed in the end of the pump
and oriented to give passage only in inlet direction of it; opening and closing
valve for reading attachment 5; and pneumatic connection valves and test
selection 6a, and 6b, that link alternatively with the circuits, respectively, of
low 150 and high 160 pressure of the nozzle and placed in the opposite ex¬
tremity of the pneumatic circuit 2; mentioned pneumatic set 1 for open¬
ing/closing and watertight test still consisted: of vacuum gauge 7 connected
rising from the pneumatic circuit segment 2 between the retaining valve 4
and the reading attachment 5 of the kind, preferably, of 1 atm; of relief valve
8, that can be originated from the same segment from circuit 2; mentioned
valves 4, 5, 6a, 6b and 8 are of electric start kind, solenoid, linked to the
vacuum pump 3 are electrically activated and submitted to the electro-
electronic circuit of electric feeding and control 20 of the equipment.
The electro-electronic feeding circuit 20 and the
equipment control consists, essentially: of feeding circuit containing: of cir¬
cuits (trafos) 21 and 22 of electric feeding 5v and 12 v, respectively; turn
on/off key23, connected to the electric net and associated with button 23'
located on the side panel of the equipment. Of circuit 24 of electric feeding
of the solenoid 103 for the tests of the dosing valve 100, consisted substan¬
tially of one PCI associated to the feeding circuit of 5v 21 and to electric
connectors, preferably of kind spring clamps (alligator) 25, with connections
in the electric terminals of solenoid 103. Of feeding and governor circuit of
the electric components of pneumatic circuit 2, consisted essentially of one
PCI and temporizer relays 26 associated to the feeding circuit of 12v 22; to
the vacuum pump and to the valves 4, 5, 6a, 6b and 8 of the pneumatic cir-
cuit2; mentioned valves 6a and 6b associated to the respective selection but¬
tons 6a', 6b' located on the frontal panel of the equipment, so that button 6a'
has two positions 1 and 2 to start and button 6b' two positions 3 and 4 to
start. Of command and interaction circuit with the operator consisted by the
association: of start key 27 of the start electric test of the solenoid 103 of the
dosing valve 100 (start); of automatic command 28 of electric feeding com¬
mutation non-pulsed to make the opening/closing test and dosing valve wa¬
tertight 100 of the nozzle; of key 29 to cancel the time (reset); of key 30 to
cancel the test; mentioned keys are connected to buttons, respectively, 27',
29', 30' of the frontal panel of the equipment; mentioned circuit still con-
tains: digital dial of test time and test reading 31b: lamp 32a indicating coil
test, connected in parallel to the connectors circuit 25; lamp 32b watertight
test indicator (pressure); and lamp 31c of time reading of the watertight test
and end of injector test (analysed injector).
The solenoid coil test device 103 of the dosing
valve, mentioned above, incorporated to the electro-electronic circuit of
feeding and control 20 consists, substantially, thus, by the association: of the
electro-electronic feeding circuit and control 20 qualified for electric pulsed
feeding, what occurs naturally when mentioned circuit is turned on through
key 23 (default); of the feeding circuit of 5 V 21; circuit 24 of the electric
feeding of solenoid 103; connectors 25; key 27 of solenoid electric test start;
and lamp 32a indicator of the coil test.
Logically, the electro-electronic feeding circuit and
command 20 foresees usual devices in electric circuits, as protection devices
and others.
The lateral panel 33' of the equipment (fig. 5) has
assembled the button 23 turn on-turn off. The frontal panel 33 (fig. 3) has
assembled the buttons: 6a' and 6b' for selection of the low circuit 150 and
high 160 pressure to be tested and provided with the start positions 1,2 and
3,4 respectively; buttons 27 of electric solenoid test start; 29' of time con¬
cealing (reset); 30' of test concealing; digital dial 31a of charge counting
time; digital dial 31b of test time counting or of reading time test; signaliz¬
ing lamps: 32a indication of accomplishment of coil test; 32b of indication
of accomplishment of watertight test; and 32c reading time test and end of
test (injector analysed).
The adapter 41 for nozzle attachment during test
(fig. 4) consists, essentially: of a receptacle 42 enough to receive the extrem-
ity of segment 170 of the body of the nozzle in which circumference and
centre open the circuits, respectively, of low 150 and high 160 pressure; of a
rubber seat 43 that is placed inside the receptacle 42 and provided with pe¬
ripheral electric passages 44 and axial 45, that open, respectively, in periph¬
eral surrounding channel 46 and central projection trunk-conical 47 from the
upper face of the seat, to which are attached the extremities of the low cir¬
cuits 150 and high 160 respectively, and oppositely mentioned passages 44
and 45 are connected to valves 6a and 6b and governed by them; mentioned
adapter 41 still consists of a quick clamp device through cams activated by
gauntlets 48 for attatchment of extremities of the nozzle, in which open the
circuits of low 150 and high 160 pressure, inside the receptacle 42 and cou¬
pled to the peripheral channel 46 and central projection 47.
The body 40 of the equipment is preferably accord¬
ing to illustrated on figure 5, consists of an essentially prismatic body pro¬
vided with anterior face in step 49, which inferior step supports adapter 41,
of vertical surface adjacent to that step derives the electric connectors set 25,
above the mentioned surface extends inclined surface that contains the
command and supervisor panel 33 and other adequate surfaces of the body
derive electric connection cables to the electrical connection to the net; con¬
nection for the pneumatic circuit; defines the lateral panel 33' and other.
The equipment this way manufactured works in the
following way (fig. 1): firstly, the segment 170 of the injector nozzle to be
tested is disassembled in a way that the low circuit extremities 150 and high
160 pressure remain uncovered. The nozzle is assembled on the test bearer
41. the electric connectors 25 and the pneumatic connection valves and test
selection 6a, 6b of the equipment are connected, respectively, to the electric
terminals of solenoid 103 and to the extremity of segment 170 of the body of
the nozzle, in which open the extremities of the low circuit 150 and high 160
pressure.
The first test to be performed is the electric test of
the solenoid coil 103. in these conditions, once attached the nozzle to the
equipment, the turn on-turn off key 23 and the test start key of the solenoid
27 are activated by the operator, and the coil test lamp turns on; and the so¬
lenoid 103 starts receiving electric pulsed feeding.
In normal conditions, the coil test lamp 32a starts
blinking and the piston 102 of the dosing valve 100 starts oscillating, in a
sense attracted by the solenoid 103 energized and against the force f spring
104 and on the opposite sense by the solenoid 103 non energized and the
distension of the spring 104, along which the flange 102' of the mentioned
piston withdraws and approaches and hit alternatively on the body 105 mak¬
ing a characteristic sound (tek, tek, tek), that is heard by the operator of the
apparel. The occurrence or absence of this characteristic sound of the dosing
valve 100 in connection with the blinking of the coil test lamp 32a of the
equipment allows the operator to evaluate the electric condition of the coil in
the dosing valve 100, so that:
I)- Lamp 32a blinking and no characteristic sound
of the coil implies that it has defect, for example, with the piston blocked,
interrupted coil;
2)- Lamp 32a turned off implies in short circuit;
and
3)- Lamp 32a blinking and presence of characteris¬
tic sound implies in normal coil conditions.
At the end of the electric solenoid test, the operator
of the equipment activates the buttons 6a' and 6b' to select low or high pres¬
sure test (positions 1 of the button 6a' and position 4 of button 6b' for the
low test or positions 2 of button 6a' and position 4 of button 6b' for high test
pressure) and the equipment enters in wait. From this part the operator acti-
vates button 30, through which the equipment starts to provide non pulsed
feeding for the solenoid 130, selecting this way the opening/closing and wa-
tertight test, that requires this kind of feeding. With this, the solenoid 103 of
the dosing valve 100 dislocates and fastens piston 102 against the force of
the spring 104 places flange 102' of the piston in the position that closes the
body 105, isolating the low pressure circuit 150 from the high pressure cir-
cuit 160 of the injector nozzle. The valve, for example, 6a of pneumatic
connection and test selection of the low pressure circuit 150 (fig. 4) is acti¬
vated and makes the connection of the pneumatic circuit 2 of the equipment
to the low pressure 150 to be tested from the nozzle automatically the valve
6b of the high pressure circuit 160 opens it for to the environment. Done
this, the test begins. The vacuum pump 3 is started and the valves: retaining
4; reading attachment 5; selection 6a (that has been selected); relief valve 8
and dosing valve 100 of the nozzle are put or kept in positions: open, open,
open, closed, closed, respectively.
The control and feeding electro-electronic circuit
20 counts one Vacuum Charge Time, along which the vacuum pump 3 is
kept n; the valves 4, 5, 6a, 8 and 100 maintained in the initial positions
(open, open, open, closed, closed, respectively); the vacuum gauge 7 keeps
recording progressively the levels of vacuum reached; and the specific time
digital dial 31a shows the advance of the Vacuum Time Charge. At the end
of this time, the pneumatic circuit 2 of the equipment and the low circuit
pressure 150 (selected for test) of the nozzle reach the adequate vacuum
level for test, that is registered in the vacuum gauge 7 and automatically by-
action of the control circuit 20, the vacuum pump 3 is turned off; the retain¬
ing valve 4 is closed and the test indicator lamp 32b is turned on.
From this moment on, the control circuit 20, starts
to count a Time Test, show on the specific dial 31b and along which the
vacuum gauge 7 keeps the initial register of vacuum or oscillates until a lit¬
tle or much below, accusing thus watertight conditions, respectively, normal
or with leaking inside the acceptable parameters or abnormal for the low
pressure circuit 150. at the end of the Time Test, the control circuit 20 auto-
matically closes the valve of reading attachment 5, through which the auto¬
matic circuit communication 2 of the equipment with the low pressure cir¬
cuit 150 of the nozzle is interrupted and the vacuum gauge 7 attaches to the
registered reading at the end of the Time Test, providing thus conditions for
reading by the part of the operator of the equipment. Simultaneously, the
control circuit 20 turn off the test indicator lamp 32b and turns on the test
reading lamp 32c and the digital dial 31b counts a Reading Time.
At the end of the Reading Time, the control circuit
20 automatically opens the relief valves 8 and reading attachment 5, "break¬
ing" the vacuum in the low circuit pressure 150 of the nozzle tested and in
the pneumatic circuit 2 of the equipment, disposing it in conditions for a
new operation.
Notice that in the opening/closing test and low
pressure circuit watertight 150 vacuum is formed in the segment of this cir¬
cuit extended between its extremity, located on the extremity of the seg-
mentel70 of the injector and the chamber 101 of the dosing valve 100; in
the chamber 101; in the interstice between the solenoid 103 and the injector
body sealed by the ring 109; in the duct 106; that connects the chamber 101
to the body 105; in the interstice between it and the flange 102' at the side of
the mounting of the body 105; and in the interstice between the course ad¬
justment screw and 107 and the injector body sealed by ring 108. Thus,
when the opening/closing and watertight test of the circuit of low pressure
150 is made, as above mentioned, what is really being tested is the flange
102', the body 105 of the side of the mounting and the sealing rings 108 and
109; once that those components are perfect or damaged will cause, respec¬
tively, the maintenance or fall of the vacuum in the circuit, that is detected
by the equipment, indicating thus, in case of vacuum fall to abnormal levels,
the need of the repair or change of damaged parts.
To make the high pressure circuit test 160, the op¬
erator selects the valve 6b of pneumatic connection and selection of high
pressure test, through buttons 6a' and 6b' of the panel in the adequate posi-
tions (button 6a' and 6b' in position 4). From this step follow all the pro¬
ceedings for the low pressure circuit test only with the difference that the
pneumatic connection valve and the selection of test 6b connects of high
pressure 160 to the pneumatic circuit 2 of the equipment and the low pres¬
sure circuit 150 remains open to the environment.
In these conditions, when the equipment is acti-
vated, vacuum is formed in the chamber 111, in the interstice of piston 112
and the body of the injector; in the segment of the high pressure 160 be¬
tween the chamber 111 and the chamber 101 of the low pressure 150 and in
the interstice of flange 102' and the body 105 by the downstream side of it.
This way the watertight is tested between the piston 112 and the passage of
the nozzle body in which it moves and the watertight between the flange
102' and the body 105 by the downstream side of it, this is to say, the re¬
ferred piston 112, the surface of the injector body where it moves, the flange
102' and the seat 105 by its downstream side, once if these components are
perfect or damaged will cause, respectively, the maintenance or vacuum fall,
that is detected by the equipment and, in case of damage, the indication of
change or mend of the affected parts.
The equipment, according to its manufacture and
running above describe, implements, thus, a method for test accomplish¬
ment, consisted of the following stages:
I)- Demonstrate the extremity 170 of the nozzle
body, to expose the extremities of the circuit of low 150 and high 160 pres-
sure of the nozzle and assemble mentioned nozzle, without referred segment
170 and through mentioned extremity that contains the extremities of the
circuit 150, 160, in adapter 41 of the equipment;
2)- Turn on the low circuits 150 and high 160 pres-
sure of the injector nozzle into pneumatic circuit 2 of the equipment;
3)- Turn on the terminals of solenoid 103 of the
dosing valve 100 of the injector nozzle into electro-electronic terminals of
feeding and command 20 of the equipment; and accomplish:
I)- Test method of electric part (coil) of solenoid
103 of the dosing valve 100 of the nozzle consisted of the stages of:
Ll)- Feed with electric pulsed feeding one test
lamp 32a of the equipment; and the solenoid 103 of the dosing valve 100 of
the nozzle so that, in normal conditions of the solenoid 103, the test lamp
blinks and solenoid 103 and the spring 104 oscillate the piston 102 against
the seat 105 of the dosing valve 100 to produce characteristic sound heard
by the test operator;
II.2)- associate the occurrence or no occurrence of
the characteristic sound of the dosing valve 100 and the blinking of the test
lamp of coil 32a to detect the occurrence or no occurrence of defect of the
electric part, solenoid 103, of the dosing valve 100, so that:
I)- Lamp 32a blinking and no characteristic sound
of the coil implies that it has defect, for example, with the piston jammed,
interrupted coil;
2)- Lamp 32a turned off implies in short circuit
coil; and
3)- Lamp 32a blinking and presence of characteris¬
tic sound implies in normal coil; and
H)- Method for opening/closing and watertight test
of the dosing valve 100 and the junction of the low circuit pressure 150 of it
and valve 100, of the junction of the high pressure circuit 160 between it and
the cylinder 111-112 of the mechanical injector 110 and the cylinder 111-
112 consisted essentially, of:
ILl)- Stage to accomplish opening/closing and wa¬
tertight test, optionally, first of all, in the dosing valve 100 and in the junc-
tion of the circuit of low pressure 150 of it, concerning:
II.1.1)- Feed automatically the solenoid 103 of the
dosing valve 100 of the injector nozzle with electric feeding non pulsed,
through the equipment, so that piston 102 of the dosing valve 100 closes the
seat 105, isolating of low pressure circuit 150 from the high pressure circuit
160 of the nozzle;
II.1.2)- Activate keys 6a5 and 6b' of the equipment
in respective positions 1 and 4, to select for test the low pressure circuit 150
of the nozzle through the connection valve and adequate selection 6a or the
equipment, that connects mentioned circuit of low pressure 150 to the
pneumatic circuit 2 of the equipment, at the same time that the other connec¬
tion valve and adequate selection 6b of the apparatus maintain the high pres¬
sure circuit 160 open to the environment;
II.1.3)- Charge the pneumatic circuit 2 of the
equipment and the low pressure circuit 150 selected from the nozzle with
adequate vacuum level test, through vacuum pump 3 of the equipment, kept
turned on for determined Vacuum ;charge Time, shown and signalized by
the equipment;
II.i.4)- Measure gradually the rise of the vacuum in
the pneumatic circuit 2 of the equipment and low pressure circuit 150 of the
nozzle, through vacuum gauge 7 of the circuit 2, until the adequate vacuum
level test and in it inhibit the vacuum generating source, pump 3 of the
equipment nd close the retaining valve 4 and turn on the I test indicating
lamp of the equipment;
II. 1.5)- Maintain the pneumatic circuit 2 of the
equipment and the low pressure circuit 150 of the injector nozzle under vac¬
uum during determined Test Time, shown and signalised by the equipment
and maintain the vacuum measurement through vacuum gauge 7 during the
test Time;
II.1.6.)- At the end of Test Time, turn the indicat¬
ing test lamp off, turn on the reading lamp and close attachment reading
valve 5, isolating the pneumatic circuit 2 of the equipment of low pressure
150 of the injector nozzle attaching the vacuum level register of the vacuum
gauge 7, so that the operator can read, at the end of the reading time, turn the
lamp off, and open the relief valve 8 of the equipment, alleviating the pres¬
sure in the circuits and giving conditions for a new test;
II.1.7)- Interpret the eventual maintenance of the
test vacuum level or the vacuum fall to normal level measured by the vac¬
uum gauge during Test Time as normal condition or defect of the rings 108
and/or 109 and/or of the flange 102' and/or of the seat 105 of the mounting
side of the circuit of low pressure 150 of the dosing valve 100 of the injector
nozzle; and
II.2)- Stage to make the opening/close and water-
tight test in the valve 100, in the junction of the high pressure circuit 160
between it and cylinder 111-112 of the mechanic injector 110 and in the cyl¬
inder 111-112 of the injector nozzle, concerning:
II.2.1)- Activate keys 6a' and 6b' of the equipment
in positions respectively 2 and 4, to select for test the high pressure circuit
160 of the nozzle through the connection valve and adequate selection 6b,
that connects mentioned circuit 160 to the pneumatic circuit 2 of the equip¬
ment and the adequate valve 6a, that simultaneously maintains the low pres¬
sure circuit 150 open to the environment;
II.2.2)- Charge the pneumatic circuit 2 of the
equipment and the high pressure circuit 160 selected from the nozzle with
vacuum level adequate test, through vacuum pump 3 of the equipment,
maintained turned on by determined Vacuum Charge Time, shown and sig¬
nalized by the equipment;
II.2.3)- Measure gradually the vacuum rise in the
pneumatic circuit 2 of the equipment and high pressure circuit 160 of the
injector nozzle, through vacuum gauge 7 of circuit 2, until the adequate vac¬
uum level test and in it inhibit the vacuum generating source, pump 3 of the
equipment and close the retaining valve 4 and turn on the test indicating
lamp;
II.2.4)-Maintain the pneumatic circuit 2 of the
equipment and high pressure circuit 160 of the injector nozzle under vacuum
during determined Test Time, shown and signalized by the equipment and
maintain the vacuum measurement through vacuum gauge 7 during Test
Time;
II.2.5)- At the end of Test Time, turn the test indi¬
cating lamp off turn on the reading lamp and close the reading attachment
valve 5, isolating the pneumatic circuit 2 of the equipment of the high pres¬
sure 160 of the injector nozzle and attaching the vacuum level register of
the vacuum gauge 7, so that the operator can make the reading, at the end of
the reading time, turn the reading lamp off and open the relief valve 8 of the
equipment, alleviating the pressure in the circuits and giving conditions for
an new test;
II.2.6)- Interpret the eventual maintenance of vac-
uum test or the fall of the vacuum level to normal level or the fall of the
vacuum to abnormal level measured by vacuum gauge 7 during Test Time at
normal condition or defect in piston 112 and/or in the passage of the body of
the nozzle in which it moves; and/or of the flange 102' and/or in the seat
105 at the downstream side of it and of the high pressure circuit 160.
The method can still contain stages: III)- Of issue
relative report to the identification data o the tested nozzle; data of test re¬
sult; data of eventual repairs done to the nozzle and other through computer;
IV)- Of filing mentioned reports through printing ways and/or electronic
and/or other; V)- Of transmitting mentioned reports to a remote place
through internet or similar, for the quality control of the nozzle and its com¬
ponents.
Thus the present method and equipment solve the
problem relatively to the making of injector diesel nozzle test, facilitating
eventual repairs to be done in it.
On the other hand, according what can be under-
stood of the description of the making of the above tests, the present test
equipment is of simple and rapid usage for the operator serving thus to the
need of adaptation of labour of even low specialization and agility required
by the garages, automotive centres and other where it can be used.
Still, the present equipment presents as a factor that
facilitates its usage to the purpose that it is designated the fact that it has
relatively simple construction and manufacture and consequently an ade¬
quate cost for acquisition for the interested public.
The present equipment still presents as an advan¬
tage a relatively low operation cost, which connected to the acquisition cost
makes it economically adequate to the purpose that it is destined.
Inside the basic manufacture, above described, the
equipment, object of this present invention patent, can present modifications
relatively to materials, dimensions, manufacture details and/or functional
configuration and/or ornaments and/or the stages of the making method of
the test, but not deviating from the extent of the solicited protection.
Within this, though the equipment and method
have been described making test of and diesel injector nozzle with charac¬
teristics according to above described, mentioned equipment and method
can be altered to adapt to other kinds of diesel nozzle injectors, substantially
similar to the above described or other.