WO2016039065A1 - エンジンのオイル供給装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an engine oil supply apparatus that supplies oil to each part of an engine such as an automobile.
- Patent Document 1 a main gallery and an oil jet gallery connected to the main gallery via a control valve are provided in parallel to one side of the width direction of the cylinder block (a direction orthogonal to the cylinder row direction).
- An engine oil supply apparatus is disclosed.
- oil is supplied to the crank journal of the crankshaft via a supply path branched from the main gallery, and the oil is supplied from the oil jet nozzle connected to the oil jet gallery toward the piston sliding portion. It is configured to be supplied.
- the arrangement of each gallery formed in the cylinder block is rationally provided from the viewpoint of manufacturing and function.
- the cylinder block since the cylinder block is manufactured by casting, it is desirable that the cylinder block contributes to the improvement of yield by suppressing the occurrence of molding defects such as a cast hole.
- An object of the present invention is to provide an oil supply device for an engine that has a rational configuration in terms of function and cylinder block manufacturing.
- the present invention provides a cylinder having a plurality of journal support wall portions that are arranged in the cylinder row direction and each support the crank journal of the crankshaft, and a cylinder that communicates with a crank chamber formed between adjacent journal support wall portions.
- An oil supply device for an engine comprising: a nozzle for injecting oil to a moving piston, wherein the cylinder block is in a cylinder row direction at a position of one side of the cylinder in a width direction orthogonal to the cylinder row direction A first oil supply passage extending from the first oil supply passage at the position of the journal support wall, and the crank jar A branch oil passage for supplying oil to a crank bearing where a null is supported, and a second oil supply passage extending in the cylinder row direction at a position outside the first oil supply passage in the width direction and supplying oil to the nozzle Is provided.
- FIG. 2 It is sectional drawing which shows schematic structure of the multicylinder engine to which the oil supply apparatus which concerns on this invention is applied. It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view which shows the detailed structure of the bearing part of a crankshaft. It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view (III-III sectional view taken on the line of FIG. 2) which shows a 1st bearing part. It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view (IV-IV sectional view taken on the line of FIG. 2) which shows a 2nd bearing part. It is the schematic which shows the whole structure of an oil supply apparatus. It is the schematic which shows only an oil supply path (state seen from the diagonally downward direction of the engine). It is a top view which shows a cylinder block. It is a bottom view which shows a cylinder block.
- FIG. 1 shows a multi-cylinder engine 2 (hereinafter simply referred to as an engine 2) to which an oil supply apparatus according to the present invention is applied.
- the engine 2 is an in-line four-cylinder gasoline engine in which the first cylinder # 1 to the fourth cylinder # 4 are arranged in series in a direction perpendicular to the paper surface of FIG. 1, and is mounted on a vehicle such as an automobile.
- the engine 2 is an in-line four-cylinder gasoline engine in which the first cylinder # 1 to the fourth cylinder # 4 are arranged in series in a direction perpendicular to the paper surface of FIG. 1, and is mounted on a vehicle such as an automobile.
- the engine 2 includes a cam cap 3, a cylinder head 4, a cylinder block 5, a crankcase 6, and an oil pan 7 (see FIG. 5) that are connected vertically.
- Four cylinder bores 8 are formed in the cylinder block 5, and pistons 9 are slidably accommodated in the cylinder bores 8.
- a combustion chamber 10 is formed for each cylinder by the piston 9, the cylinder bore 8, and the cylinder head 4. Yes.
- Each piston 9 is connected via a connecting rod (connecting rod) 11 to a crankshaft 12 rotatably supported by the cylinder block 5 or the like.
- the cylinder head 4 is provided with an intake port 14 and an exhaust port 15 that open to the combustion chamber 10, and an intake valve 16 and an exhaust valve 17 that open and close the intake port 14 and the exhaust port 15, respectively. Equipped.
- the intake valve 16 and the exhaust valve 17 are urged in the direction of closing the ports 14 and 15 (upward in FIG. 1) by return springs 18 and 19, respectively, and are provided on the outer periphery of the camshafts 20 and 21.
- Each port 14 and 15 is configured to open when pressed by the cam portions 20a and 21a.
- the cam portions 20a and 21a push down the cam followers 22a and 23a provided at substantially the center of the swing arms 22 and 23, so that the swing arms 22 and 23
- the top of the pivot mechanism of a hydraulic lash adjuster (hereinafter referred to as HLA) 24 provided on one end side of the sway is swung around a fulcrum. With this swinging, the other ends of the swing arms 22 and 23 push down the intake valve 16 and the exhaust valve 17 against the biasing force of the return springs 18 and 19. As a result, the ports 14 and 15 are opened.
- HLA hydraulic lash adjuster
- mounting holes 26 and 27 into which the HLA 24 is inserted and mounted are provided in portions on the intake side and exhaust side corresponding to each of the four cylinders.
- the cylinder head 4 is formed with oil passages 75 and 76 that extend in the cylinder arrangement direction across the first to fourth cylinders and communicate with the mounting holes 26 and 27 of the HLA 24 on the intake side and the exhaust side, respectively. Yes.
- These oil passages 75 and 76 supply oil (operating oil) to the pivot mechanism of the HLA 24 mounted in the mounting holes 26 and 27.
- the pivot mechanism of the HLA 24 is valved by its hydraulic pressure (operating pressure). The clearance is automatically adjusted to zero.
- a main gallery 64 (corresponding to the main oil supply passage of the present invention) extending in the cylinder arrangement direction is provided in a side wall on one side (intake side) of the cylinder bore 8 in the width direction of the cylinder block 5.
- a pair of sub-gallerys 65 and 66 (first oil passage and second oil passage / Corresponding to a first auxiliary oil passage and a second auxiliary oil passage).
- Each gallery 64 to 66 is an oil supply oil passage which will be described in detail later.
- a piston cooling oil jet 28 communicating with the main gallery 64 is provided at a position below the main gallery 64 and corresponding to each piston 9.
- pistons communicating with the sub-gallery 66 are located at positions near the lower side of the sub-gallery 66 located on the outer side in the width direction of the cylinder block 5 and corresponding to the pistons 9.
- An oil jet 29 for lubrication is provided (see FIGS. 7 and 8).
- the piston cooling oil jet 28 has a nozzle 28 a fixed to a position on the intake side of the cylinder bore 8 on the ceiling surface of the crank chamber 53.
- Oil (cooling oil) is jetted in a shower shape mainly toward the center of the back surface of the piston 9.
- the piston-lubricating oil jet 29 has a nozzle 29 a that is fixed to a position spaced from the cylinder bore 8 toward the exhaust side on the ceiling surface of the crank chamber 53.
- Oil (lubricating oil) is ejected at a narrower angle than the oil jet 28 for cooling the piston toward the back of the part.
- An oil guiding passage is formed in the skirt portion of the piston 9, and the oil injected from the nozzle 29 a is guided to the piston sliding surface through the passage.
- oil supply units 30 and 31 are provided above the camshafts 20 and 21, respectively. These oil supply parts 30 and 31 have nozzles 30a and 31a, cam parts 20a and 21a of the camshafts 20 and 21 located below the nozzles 30a and 31a, swing arms 22 and 23, and cam followers. Oil (lubricating oil) is configured to be dripped at contact portions with 22a and 23a.
- this engine 2 incorporates a hydraulically operated variable valve timing mechanism (VVT), and opens and closes the intake and exhaust valves 16 and 17 according to the operating state of the engine 2. The time is changed.
- VVT hydraulically operated variable valve timing mechanism
- FIG. 2 shows a detailed structure of the bearing portion of the crankshaft 12 in a longitudinal sectional view.
- crankshaft 12 is located between the first journal (crank journal) 41A adjacent to the front end 12A, the first cylinder # 1 and the second cylinder # 2 from the left to the right in FIG. No. 2 journal 41B located between the No. 2 cylinder # 2 and No. 3 cylinder # 3, No. 3 journal 41C located between the No. 3 cylinder # 3 and No. 4 cylinder # 4 And a fifth journal 41E adjacent to the rear end 12B of the crankshaft 12.
- a pair of first crank web (crank weight) 42A and first crank pin 43A are provided between the first journal 41A and the second journal 41B, and the second journal 41B and the third journal 41C
- a pair of second crank web 42B and second crank pin 43B are provided between the third journal 41C and fourth journal 41D, and a pair of third crank web 42C and third crank are provided between the third journal 41C and the fourth journal 41D.
- a pin 43C is provided, and a pair of a fourth crank web 42D and a fourth crank pin 43D are provided between the fourth journal 41D and the fifth journal 41E.
- the first connecting pin 11A connected to the piston 9 of the first cylinder # 1 is supported by the first crank pin 43A, and the piston 9 of the second cylinder # 2 is connected to the second crank pin 43B.
- the connected second connecting rod 11B is bearing
- the third connecting rod 11C connected to the piston 9 of the third cylinder # 3 is supported by the third crankpin 43C
- the fourth crankpin 43D is connected to the fourth crankpin 43D.
- a fourth connecting rod 11D connected to the piston 9 of the fourth cylinder # 4 is bearing.
- the cylinder block 5 is provided with bearing portions for supporting the five journals 41A to 41E. That is, the first bearing portion 50A for supporting the first journal 41A, the second bearing portion 50B for bearing the second journal 41B, the third bearing portion 50C for bearing the third journal 41C, and the fourth bearing A fourth bearing portion 50D for bearing the journal 41D and a fifth bearing portion 50E for bearing the fifth journal 41E.
- these bearing portions 50A to 50E correspond to the crank bearing portion of the present invention.
- Each of the bearing portions 50A to 50E includes cylindrical bearing metals 44A to 44E (first bearing metal 44A to fifth bearing metal 44E) having inner peripheral surfaces facing the outer peripheral surfaces of the journals 41A to 41E.
- the journals 41A to 41E are surface-bearing with the bearing metals 44A to 44E.
- the first bearing metal 44A provided in the first bearing portion 50A is fixed between the first block side support portion 51A of the cylinder block 5 and the first bearing cap 52A coupled thereto.
- the second bearing metal 44B provided in the second bearing portion 50B is fixed between the second block side support portion 51B of the cylinder block 5 and the second bearing cap 52B coupled thereto.
- the third bearing metal 44C provided in the third bearing portion 50C is fixed between the third block side support portion 51C of the cylinder block 5 and the third bearing cap 52C coupled thereto.
- the fourth bearing metal 44D provided in the fourth bearing portion 50D is fixed between the fourth block side support portion 51D of the cylinder block 5 and the fourth bearing cap 52D coupled thereto.
- the fifth bearing metal 44E provided in the fifth bearing portion 50E is fixed between the fifth block side support portion 51E of the cylinder block 5 and the fifth bearing cap 52E coupled thereto. .
- the block side support portions 51A to 51E are partition walls that form crank chambers 53A to 53D respectively corresponding to the first cylinder # 1 to the fourth cylinder # 4 formed in the cylinder block 5. And are arranged at intervals corresponding to the journals 41A to 41E in the cylinder row direction.
- these block side support portions 51A to 51E correspond to the journal support wall portion of the present invention
- the bearing caps 52A to 52E correspond to the shaft support member of the present invention.
- Each of the bearing metals 44A to 44E includes an arc-shaped upper metal and an arc-shaped lower metal, and the upper metal and the lower metal are combined to form a cylindrical shape (see FIGS. 3 and 4). ).
- the bearing metals 44A to 44E are disposed between the arcuate surfaces formed on the block side support portions 51A to 51E and the arcuate surfaces formed on the bearing caps 52A to 52E, respectively.
- the parts 51A to 51E and the bearing caps 52A to 52E are sandwiched from above and below.
- the bearing caps 52A to 52E are coupled to the block side support portions 51A to 51E by bolts 47 at positions on both sides of the journals 41A to 41E, as shown in FIGS. Specifically, a pair of screw holes 55 are formed on both sides of the arcuate surfaces (receiving surfaces of the bearing metals 44A to 44E) on the lower surfaces of the block side support portions 51A to 51E. Then, the bolts 47 are inserted into the through holes formed in the bearing caps 52A to 52E from below, and the bolts 47 are screwed into the screw holes 55, whereby the bearing caps 52A to 52E are respectively inserted. It is coupled to the block side support portions 51A to 51E.
- the cylinder block 5 has first supply oil passages 68A to 68E for supplying oil to the bearing portions 50A to 50E at the positions of the block side support portions 51A to 51E. It is formed (see FIGS. 5 and 6).
- the upper metal of each of the bearing metals 44A to 44E has an oil groove 45 in the circumferential direction in which the oil supplied through the supply oil passages 68A to 68E is stored in the inner peripheral surface.
- An oil supply hole 45a for receiving the oil into the oil groove 45 is formed.
- the crankshaft 12 includes a first crankpin 43A, a first crank web 42A, a second journal 41B, a second crank web 42B, and a second crankpin 43B.
- An internal oil passage 46A, a second internal oil passage 46B, and a third internal oil passage 46C are integrally connected.
- the first crank pin 43D, the fourth crank web 42D, the fourth journal 41D, the third crank web 42C, and the third crank pin 43C span the first crank shaft 12 and the first crank pin 43D.
- An internal oil passage 47A, a second internal oil passage 47B, and a third internal oil passage 47C are integrally connected. In this example, these internal oil passages 46A to 46C and 47A to 47C correspond to the internal passages of the present invention.
- One first internal oil passage 46A passes through the second journal 41B in the diameter direction and communicates with the oil groove 45.
- the second internal oil passage 46B branched from the first internal oil passage 46A is on the outer peripheral surface of the first crank pin 43A, and the third internal oil passage 46C branched from the first internal oil passage 46A is the second crank.
- Each pin 43B has an opening on the outer peripheral surface (see FIG. 2).
- the other first internal oil passage 47A passes through the fourth journal 41D in the diameter direction and communicates with the oil groove 45.
- the second internal oil passage 47B branched from the first internal oil passage 47A is on the outer peripheral surface of the fourth crank pin 43D, and the third internal oil passage 47C branched from the first internal oil passage 47A is the third crank.
- Each pin 43C has an opening on the outer peripheral surface (see FIG. 2).
- the internal oil passages 46A to 46C located on the front side of the crankshaft 12 are supplied with oil supplied through the second supply oil passage 68B to the second bearing portion 50B provided with the second bearing metal 44B.
- the first crank pin 43A for bearing the first connecting rod 11A and the second crank pin 43B for bearing the second connecting rod 11B are supplied.
- the rear internal oil passages 47A to 47C of the crankshaft 12 are supplied with oil supplied through the fourth supply oil passage 68D to the fourth bearing portion 50D provided with the fourth bearing metal 44D.
- the fourth connecting rod 11D is supplied to the fourth crankpin 43D and the third connecting rod 11C is supplied to the third crankpin 43C.
- Oil supply apparatus 1 for supplying oil (hydraulic oil) to each hydraulic operation part of the engine 2 will be described in detail with reference to FIG.
- “Hydraulic operation unit” means a device that receives and receives the oil pressure of oil (HLA 24, VVT, etc.), or an oil supply unit (oil jet 28, 29, oil supply units 30, 31 and the like).
- the oil supply device 1 includes an oil pump 56 that is driven by the rotation of the crankshaft 12, and an oil pump 56 that is connected to the oil pump 56 and that is pressurized by the oil pump 56. And an oil supply passage 60 that leads to The oil pump 56 is an auxiliary machine that is driven by the engine 2.
- the oil pump 56 of the present embodiment is a known variable displacement oil pump.
- the oil pump 56 is formed such that one end side is open, and a housing including a pump body having a U-shaped cross section having a pump storage chamber formed in a columnar space therein and a cover member that once closes the opening of the pump body.
- a drive shaft 562 that is rotatably supported by the housing 561 passes through substantially the center of the pump housing chamber, and is driven to rotate by the crankshaft 12, and is rotatably accommodated in the pump housing chamber.
- a pump element comprising a rotor 563 coupled to a drive shaft, and a plurality of vanes 564 accommodated in a plurality of slits radially formed in the outer peripheral portion of the rotor 563, and a rotor on the outer peripheral side of the pump element
- a plurality of hydraulic oil chambers which are arranged eccentrically with respect to the rotation center of the 563, together with the rotor 563 and the adjacent vanes 564.
- a cam ring 566 that defines a pump chamber 565, a spring 567 that is housed in the pump body and is a biasing member that constantly biases the cam ring 566 in a direction in which the eccentric amount of the cam ring 566 increases with respect to the rotation center of the rotor 563,
- a pair of ring members 568 having a smaller diameter than that of the rotor 563 are provided on both inner peripheral sides of the rotor 563 so as to be slidable.
- the housing 561 includes a suction port 561 a that supplies oil to the internal pump chamber 565 and a discharge port 561 b that discharges oil from the pump chamber 565.
- a pressure chamber 569 defined by the inner peripheral surface of the housing 561 and the outer peripheral surface of the cam ring 566 is formed inside the housing 561, and an introduction hole 569a that opens to the pressure chamber 569 is provided. That is, in the oil pump 56, when oil is introduced into the pressure chamber 569 from the introduction hole 569a, the cam ring 566 swings with respect to the fulcrum 561c, and the rotor 563 is eccentric relative to the cam ring 566, The discharge capacity is configured to change.
- An oil strainer 57 facing the oil pan 7 is connected to the suction port 561a of the oil pump 56.
- An oil filter 58 and an oil cooler 59 are arranged in this order from the upstream side in the oil passage 61 communicating with the discharge port 561 b of the oil pump 56, and the oil stored in the oil pan 7 passes through the oil strainer 57 to the oil pump 61. It is pumped by 56, filtered by an oil filter 58, cooled by an oil cooler 59, and then introduced into a later-described main gallery 64 in the cylinder block 5.
- the oil pump 56 and the oil pan 7 are illustrated separately from the engine 2.
- the oil pump 56 is connected to an oil passage 62 for introducing oil from the main gallery 64 to the pressure chamber 569 of the oil pump 56.
- a second oil control valve 93 which is a linear solenoid valve, is interposed, and the oil flow rate (hydraulic pressure) introduced into the pressure chamber 569 is the first oil control valve 93. 2
- the capacity of the oil pump 56 is changed by being controlled by the oil control valve 93.
- the oil supply path 60 is composed of passages and pipes formed in the cylinder head 4, the cylinder block 5, the crankcase 6, and the like.
- the cylinder head 4, the cylinder block 5, and the crankcase 6 are appropriately referred to as an engine body as necessary.
- the oil supply path 60 is compared with the main gallery 64 on the upstream side for guiding oil mainly to the hydraulic operation portion having a high required pressure among the hydraulic operation portions.
- the oil passage 61 for introducing oil to the main gallery 64 through the oil discharged from the oil filter 58 and the oil cooler 59 and the oil in the main gallery 64 are extracted and the pressure chamber of the oil pump 56 is extracted.
- 569 includes the oil passage 62 that guides the oil for pump control to 569 and various oil passages branched from the main gallery 64 and the like.
- the oil passage 61 includes a pipe 61a that connects the discharge port 561b of the oil pump 56 and the port portion of the crankcase 6, and the oil filter that is fixed from the port portion to a side portion (side surface on the intake side) of the crankcase 6.
- the passage 61b formed in the engine body is connected to the oil cooler 59 and the main gallery 64 so as to reach the oil cooler 59 fixed to the side surface (side surface on the intake side) of the cylinder block 5 via 58.
- a passage 61c is a passage 61c.
- the main gallery 64 is provided in a position outside the cylinder bore 8 (intake side) in the width direction of the cylinder block 5 and in the vicinity of the lower end of the cylinder bore 8. It has been.
- the main gallery 64 extends in the cylinder row direction row.
- the sub-gallery 65, 66 (referred to as the first sub-gallery 65 and the second sub-gallery 66) is located at a position on the opposite side of the main gallery 64 with the cylinder bore 8 as the center in the cylinder block 5, respectively.
- the second sub-gallery 66 is provided so as to be positioned on the outer side in the width direction (on the side opposite to the cylinder bore 8) than the one sub-gallery 65.
- the sub-gallerys 65 and 66 are arranged at a predetermined interval in the width direction of the cylinder block 5.
- Each gallery 64 to 66 including the main gallery 64 extends straight in the cylinder row direction and parallel to each other.
- the cylinder block 5 is formed with oil supply oil passages branched from the main gallery 64 and the first sub gallery 65 to supply oil to the bearing portions 50A to 50E.
- the cylinder block 5 is branched from the first sub-gallery 65 to the first bearing portion 50A, the third bearing portion 50C, and the fifth bearing portion 50D.
- the first supply oil passage 68A, the third supply oil passage 68C, the fifth supply oil passage 68E, and the main gallery 64 are branched to reach the second bearing portion 50B and the fourth bearing portion 50D.
- a second supply oil passage 68B and a fourth supply oil passage 68D are formed.
- the supply oil passages 68A, 68C and 68E correspond to the first branch oil passage of the present invention
- the supply oil passages 68B and 68D correspond to the second branch oil passage of the present invention.
- the first supply oil passage 68 ⁇ / b> A is formed in the first block side support portion 51 ⁇ / b> A of the cylinder block 5.
- the first supply oil path 68A branches from the second sub gallery 66 at the position of the first block side support portion 51A in the cylinder row direction, toward the first bearing portion 50A from the second sub gallery 66. It extends diagonally downward.
- the first supply oil passage 68A is on the first block side where the first bearing metal 44A is supported at a position facing the outer peripheral surface of the first bearing metal 44A.
- An opening is formed in the arc-shaped surface of the support portion 51A. Accordingly, oil is supplied from the first sub gallery 65 to the oil groove 45 of the first bearing metal 44A through the first supply oil passage 68A.
- the oil supply hole 45a of the first bearing metal 44A is formed at a position facing the first supply oil passage 68A.
- the third supply oil passage 68C is also formed in the third block side support 51C in the same manner as the first supply oil passage 68A, and the fifth supply oil passage 68E is also the same. It is formed on the fifth block side support 51E. 9 and 10 is an opening formed in the block-side support portions 51A to 51E, and the adjacent crank chambers 53A to 53D communicate with each other through the opening 54.
- the second supply oil passage 68B is formed in the second supply oil passage 68B of the cylinder block 5, as shown in FIGS.
- the second supply oil passage 68B branches from the main gallery 64 at the position of the second supply oil passage 68B in the cylinder row direction, and extends obliquely downward from the main gallery 64 toward the second bearing portion 50B. Yes.
- the second supply oil passage 68B is located on the second block side where the second bearing metal 44B is supported at a position facing the outer peripheral surface of the second bearing metal 44B.
- An opening is formed in the arc-shaped surface of the support portion 51B. Accordingly, oil is supplied from the main gallery 64 to the oil groove 45 of the second bearing metal 44B through the second supply oil passage 68B.
- the oil supply hole 45a of the second bearing metal 44B is formed at a position facing the second supply oil path 68B.
- the fourth supply oil passage 68D is also formed in the fourth block side support portion 51D in the same manner as the second supply oil passage 68B.
- the second block side support 51 ⁇ / b> B further has a relay oil passage 70 for connecting the main gallery 64 and the sub gallery 65, 66 in the width direction of the cylinder block 5.
- the relay oil passage 70 is a groove-like oil passage extending in the circumferential direction along the outer peripheral surface of the second bearing metal 44B and having one end communicating with the second supply oil passage 68B.
- 69a and the other end portion of the oil passage 69a communicate with the oil passage 69a, and extend obliquely upward from the other end portion of the oil passage 69a toward the position of the first sub gallery 65.
- the oil passage 69b is bent at a slightly lower position and passes through the lower position of the second sub gallery 66 and opens to the side surface of the cylinder block 5 on the exhaust side.
- An OCV (oil control valve) unit 90 is fixed to a region extending from the second block side support 51B to the first block side support 51A on the side surface on the exhaust side of the cylinder block 5 ( (See FIGS. 5, 7 and 8).
- the OCV unit 90 houses first and second oil control valves 92 and 93 as shown in FIGS.
- the first oil control valve 92 is connected to the first sub gallery 65 and the second sub gallery 66 via relay oil passages 65 a and 66 a formed in the cylinder block 5. These are connected to the main gallery 64 via the relay oil passage 70 and the second supply oil passage 68B.
- the second oil control valve 93 is connected to the main gallery 64 via the relay oil passage 70, and the oil passage 62 (for controlling the discharge amount of the oil pump 56) formed in the cylinder block 5. (Oil channel for oil supply).
- the main gallery 64 communicates with the first sub gallery 65 and the second sub gallery 66 via the relay oil passage 70, the first oil control valve 92, and the relay oil passages 65a and 66a. And communicates with the oil passage 62 via the second oil control valve 93.
- the relay oil passage 70 corresponds to the first relay oil passage of the present invention
- the relay oil passages 65a and 66a correspond to the second relay oil passage of the present invention.
- the first crank chamber 53A to the fourth cylinder corresponding to each cylinder # 1 to # 4 are provided between the block side support portions 51A to 51E adjacent to each other of the cylinder block 5, the first crank chamber 53A to the fourth cylinder corresponding to each cylinder # 1 to # 4 are provided.
- a crank chamber 53D is formed.
- the nozzle 28a of the oil jet 28 for cooling the piston is fixed at the ceiling of each of the crank chambers 53A to 53D and below the main gallery 64, as shown in FIGS.
- Each nozzle 28a is connected to the main gallery 64.
- the nozzle 29a of the oil jet 29 for piston lubrication is fixed to the ceiling of each crank chamber 53A to 53D and below the second sub gallery 66, and each nozzle 29a is connected to the second sub gallery 66.
- Each is connected to a gallery 66.
- the nozzles 28a, 29a of the oil jets 28, 29 are cylinder blocks in a state of being substantially along the ceiling of the crank chambers 53A to 53D from the position outside the cylinder bore 8. 5 extends to a position below the cylinder bore 8 so that the nozzle tip is directed toward the piston 9.
- the engine body is further provided with a branch oil passage 72 that branches from the end of the main gallery 64 of the cylinder block 5 on the first cylinder # 1 side and extends to the cylinder head 4. It has been.
- This branch oil passage 72 is for supplying operation oil to the VVT.
- the engine body is provided with a branch oil passage 73 that branches from the end of the first sub-gallery 65 on the first cylinder # 1 side and extends to the cylinder head 4.
- An oil passage 74 extending in the width direction in the cylinder head 4 is connected to the branch oil passage 73. From this oil passage 74, an oil passage 75 extending horizontally in the cylinder arrangement direction at a predetermined position on the intake side in the cylinder head 4, and an oil passage extending horizontally in a cylinder arrangement direction at a predetermined position on the exhaust side in the cylinder head 4 76 branches off.
- the intake-side oil passage 75 communicates with the intake-side HLA 24, and the nozzle of an oil supply section (not shown) for cam journal lubrication of the intake-side camshaft 20. Are communicated via the branch oil passage 75a.
- the exhaust-side oil passage 76 communicates with the exhaust-side HLA 24, and an unillustrated oil supply nozzle for cam journal lubrication of the exhaust-side camshaft 21 passes through the branch oil passage 76a. Communicate.
- the upper end of the branch oil passage 73 of the first sub gallery 65 extends to the cam cap 3, the nozzle 30 a of the oil supply unit 30 that supplies lubricating oil to the intake side swing arm 22, and the exhaust side swing.
- the nozzles 31a of the oil supply part 31 that supplies lubricating oil to the arm 23 communicate with the branch oil passages 73 through oil passages (not shown).
- a hydraulic sensor 80 for detecting the hydraulic pressure of the main gallery 64 is connected to the main gallery 64 in the vicinity of the end on the first cylinder # 1 side. 80, a signal corresponding to the hydraulic pressure of the main gallery 64 is output to the controller 100 described later.
- the cam journal 20 for supporting the camshafts 20 and 21 and the bearing metals 44A to 44E for rotatably supporting the crankshaft 12, the piston 9, the camshafts 20, 21 and the like are provided.
- the supplied lubricating and cooling oil is dropped into the oil pan 7 through a drain oil passage (not shown) after being cooled and lubricated, and is circulated again by the oil pump 56.
- the controller 100 is a control device based on a well-known microcomputer, and comprehensively controls the hydraulic pressure in the oil supply passage 60. Detection information from various sensors that detect the operating state of the engine 2 is input to the controller 100. For example, in the engine 2, in addition to the hydraulic sensor 80, a crank angle sensor 81 that detects the rotation angle of the crankshaft 12, an airflow sensor 82 that detects the amount of air taken in by the engine 2, and the oil temperature in the oil supply path 60. Is provided with an oil temperature sensor 83 for detecting the rotational temperature of the camshafts 20 and 21, and a water temperature sensor 85 for detecting the cooling water temperature of the engine 2 and these sensors 80 to 85 are provided.
- Detection information is input to the controller 100.
- the controller 100 detects the engine speed based on the detection information of the crank angle sensor 81, detects the engine load based on the detection information of the air flow sensor 82, and operates the VVT operating angle based on the detection information of the cam angle sensor 84. Is detected.
- the controller 100 determines the operating state of the engine 2 based on the detection information from each of the sensors 80 to 85, sets the target hydraulic pressure of the oil pump 56 based on the control map stored in advance, and based on the target hydraulic pressure, The oil pressure in the oil supply passage 60 is controlled.
- the oil supply apparatus 1 supplies oil to a plurality of hydraulic operation parts (VVT, HLA 24, oil jets 28 and 29, oil supply parts 30, 31 and the like) by one oil pump 56.
- the required hydraulic pressure required by each hydraulic operating unit varies depending on the operating state of the engine 2. Therefore, in order to obtain the required hydraulic pressure for all hydraulic operating parts in all operating states of the engine 2, the hydraulic pressure equal to or higher than the highest required hydraulic pressure among the required hydraulic pressures of each hydraulic operating part for each operating state of the engine 2. It is reasonable to set the target oil pressure according to the operating state of the engine 2.
- the hydraulic operating part having a relatively high required hydraulic pressure, specifically, VVT, oil jets 28 and 29, and the second and fourth bearing metals in this embodiment.
- the oil pressure may be set and the oil discharge amount of the oil pump 56 may be controlled based on the target oil pressure. If the target hydraulic pressure is set in this way, the required hydraulic pressure of other hydraulic operating parts having a relatively low required hydraulic pressure is naturally satisfied.
- the required hydraulic pressure of the oil supply unit etc. for the VVT, the oil jets 28 and 29, and the second and fourth bearing metals 44B and 44D is changed for each operating state of the engine 2.
- a hydraulic control map in which the target hydraulic pressure in the operation state is set based on the highest required hydraulic pressure is stored in the storage unit of the controller 100.
- the controller 100 controls the discharge amount of the oil pump 56 by operating the second oil control valve 93 so that the oil pressure (actual oil pressure) of the main gallery 64 detected by the oil pressure sensor 80 becomes the target oil pressure. Execute feedback control.
- the first oil control valve 92 alone controls the oil flow rate for the first sub gallery 65 and the second sub gallery 66 in conjunction with each other.
- the controller 100 controls the first oil control valve 92 according to the operating state of the engine 2, so that the first supply oil path 68 ⁇ / b> A, the third supply oil path 68 ⁇ / b> C, and the fifth
- the piston is controlled by controlling the oil pressure supplied to the first bearing metal 44A, the third bearing metal 44C, and the fifth bearing metal 44E through the number supply oil passage 68E and the oil flow rate to the second sub gallery 66. Oil injection by the oil jet 29 for lubrication is turned on / off.
- the first oil control valve 92 is composed of, for example, a linear solenoid valve, and the controller 100 transmits a duty ratio control signal to the first oil control valve 92, thereby, as shown in FIG. 12, each bearing metal 44A to 44E. And the on / off state of the oil jet 28 are controlled.
- the second oil control valve 93 is a linear solenoid valve, for example, and the controller 100 controls the oil discharge amount by the oil pump 56 by transmitting a duty ratio control signal to the second oil control valve 93. To do.
- the oil discharged from the oil pump 56 is filtered by the oil filter 58 and introduced into the main gallery 64 of the cylinder block 5 through the oil passage 61 while being cooled by the oil cooler 59. And a part is injected from the nozzle 28a of the oil jet 28 for cooling of the piston 9, and a part is the 2nd bearing of the crankshaft 12 through the 2nd supply oil path 68B and the 4th supply oil path 68D. Supplied to the portion 50B and the fourth bearing portion 50D.
- the oil in the main gallery 64 is introduced from the second supply oil passage 68B into the first sub gallery 65 and the second sub gallery 66 through the relay oil passage 70, the first oil control valve 92, and the relay oil passages 65a and 66a. And supplied to the VVT through the oil passage 72 branched from the main gallery 64.
- the oil introduced into the first sub gallery 65 passes through the first supply oil passage 68A, the third supply oil passage 68C, and the fifth supply oil passage 68E, and the first bearing portion 50A, third of the crankshaft 12. It is supplied to the number bearing part 50C and the number five bearing part 50E.
- a part of the oil introduced into the first sub gallery 65 is introduced into the cylinder head 4 through the branch oil passage 73 branched from the first sub gallery 65 and further supplied to the HLA 24 through the oil passages 75 and 76.
- the oil is supplied to the cam journal portions of the camshafts 20 and 21 through the branched oil passages 75a and 76a branched from the oil passages 75 and 76, respectively. Further, the oil is supplied from the nozzles 30 a and 31 a of the oil supply units 30 and 31 to the swing arms 22 and 23 through the branch oil passage 73.
- the oil introduced into the second sub gallery 66 is injected from the nozzle 29a of the oil jet 29 for lubricating the piston 9.
- a first sub gallery 65 and a second sub gallery 66 that extend in the cylinder row direction are provided on one side (exhaust side) of the cylinder bore 8 of the cylinder block 5, as described above.
- the first sub gallery 65 for supplying oil to the crankshaft 12 (No. 1, No. 3, No. 5 bearings 50A, 50C, 50E) is provided on the inner side, that is, on the cylinder bore 8 side. Since the second sub-gallery 66 for supplying oil to the oil jet 29 is provided on the outside, the following advantages are obtained.
- the supply oil passages 68A, 68C, 68E branched from the first sub gallery 65 are further connected to the cylinder bore. 8 can be provided.
- the screw hole 55 for fixing the bearing caps 52A, 52C, and 52E to the block side support portions 51A, 51C, and 51E is located outside the supply oil passages 68A, 68C, and 68E (the side away from the cylinder bore 8). It can be provided with a margin at a distance.
- the screw holes 55 and the supply oil passages 68A, 68C, and 68E are processed.
- the screw holes 55 have a margin.
- it is possible to prevent a machining trouble such as communication between the screw hole 55 and the supply oil passages 68A, 68C, 68E.
- the shape of the nozzle 29a of the oil jet 29 connected thereto is substantially the same as the ceiling surface of the crank chamber 53 as described above.
- the shape can be changed little in the vertical direction extending along the line (see FIG. 1). Therefore, in the narrow crank chamber 53 (53A to 53D), the nozzle 29a can be arranged in a compact manner while avoiding interference between the crank web 42 (42A to 42D) of the crankshaft 12 and the nozzle 29a.
- the main gallery 64 is provided at a position opposite to the first sub gallery 65 with the cylinder bore 8 interposed therebetween.
- the bearings other than the bearings 50A, 50C, 50E, that is, the second bearing part 50B and the fourth bearing part 50D, the second supply oil passage 68B branched from the main gallery 64 and the Oil is supplied through the fourth supply oil passage 68D.
- the second bearing portion 50B and the fourth bearing portion 50D can be supplied with relatively high pressure oil from the oil pump 56, so that an appropriate amount of oil is supplied to each of the crankpipes 43A to 43D of the crankshaft 12.
- the oil can be supplied to the second and fourth bearing portions 50B and 50D without excess or deficiency.
- relatively low pressure oil is supplied through the supply oil passages 68A, 68C, and 68E branched from the first sub gallery 65. Therefore, it is possible to prevent an excessive supply of oil, and thereby an appropriate amount of oil can be supplied without excess or deficiency. Therefore, according to the oil supply apparatus 1, there is an advantage that the crankshaft can be lubricated satisfactorily.
- the cylinder block 5 applied to the oil supply apparatus 1 described above is cast, for example, using an aluminum alloy or the like as a material.
- die casting using a mold has become the mainstream.
- a mold having a cavity corresponding to the cylinder block 5 is prepared (preparation process), and a molten metal made of a metal material such as an aluminum alloy is poured into the mold cavity to mold the cylinder block. (Molding process).
- each of the gallery 64 to 66 is molded by a cast pin fixed in advance to the mold body.
- the cylinder block 5 as a product is completed by performing post-processing such as drilling and tapping on the cylinder block (processing step).
- the end of the die on the side of the main gallery 64 in the width direction of the cylinder block 5 and the side wall of the crank chamber 53 (53A to 53D). It is desirable to pour molten metal into the cavity at a position corresponding to the lower end (lower end of the skirt).
- the cylinder block 5 is a position indicated by an arrow in FIG.
- the molten metal is poured into the cavity from the side of the cavity where the number of casting pins for molding the oil passage (main oil passage, first sub oil passage, second sub oil passage) is small. Therefore, the course of the molten metal is not easily obstructed by the punch pin, and the hot water performance is improved. Therefore, it is possible to suppress the occurrence of a cast hole, which is effective in increasing the yield in cylinder block manufacturing.
- the oil supply apparatus 1 demonstrated above is an illustration of preferable embodiment of the oil supply apparatus of the engine concerning this invention, Comprising:
- the specific structure can be suitably changed in the range which does not deviate from the summary of this invention. is there.
- VVT, the HLA 24, the oil jets 28 and 29, the oil supply units 30 and 31 and the like connected to the oil supply passage 60 are examples of the hydraulic operation unit of the present invention.
- a specific connection position or the like of the hydraulic operation part in the oil supply path 60 is not limited to the above embodiment.
- a pump driven by the engine 2 is applied as the oil pump 56, but the oil pump 56 may be driven by an electric motor.
- the present invention is applied to an in-line four-cylinder gasoline engine.
- the present invention can also be applied to other engines such as a diesel engine.
- the present invention is a cylinder having a plurality of journal support wall portions that are arranged in the cylinder row direction and each support the crank journal of the crankshaft, and a cylinder that communicates with a crank chamber formed between adjacent journal support wall portions.
- An oil supply device for an engine comprising: a nozzle for injecting oil to a moving piston, wherein the cylinder block is in a cylinder row direction at a position of one side of the cylinder in a width direction orthogonal to the cylinder row direction A first oil supply passage extending from the first oil supply passage at the position of the journal support wall, A branch oil passage for supplying oil to a crank bearing portion on which a bearing is supported, and a second oil supply passage extending in the cylinder row direction at a position on the outer side in the width direction than the first oil supply passage and supplying oil to the nozzle Is provided.
- the first oil supply passage for supplying oil to the crank bearing portion (branch oil passage) is provided closer to the cylinder than the second oil supply passage.
- the branch oil passage that branches off from the first oil supply passage can be provided closer to the cylinder. Therefore, it becomes possible to provide a fixing hole such as a screw hole for assembling the shaft support member on the journal support wall with a margin on the outside (side away from the cylinder) of the branch oil passage. It is possible to prevent machining troubles such as communication between oil passages and the fixing holes.
- the second oil supply passage for supplying oil to the nozzle is provided at a position separated from the cylinder, the nozzle can be formed so as to face the cylinder substantially along the ceiling surface of the crank chamber. The nozzle can be compactly disposed on the ceiling of the crank chamber while avoiding interference with the shaft, particularly the crank web (crank weight).
- the crankshaft has a plurality of crank journals, and among the plurality of crank journals, oil is introduced into a specific crank journal through an internal passage formed in the crankshaft.
- the oil is supplied to a crank pin, and the first oil supply path and the second oil supply path are defined as a first sub oil supply path and a second sub oil supply path, respectively, and the branch oil path is defined as a first branch.
- the cylinder block When defined as an oil passage, the cylinder block extends in the cylinder row direction at a position opposite to the first sub oil supply passage in the width direction around the cylinder, and oil discharged from an oil pump
- the main oil supply passage to be introduced and the position of the journal support wall branch off from the main oil supply passage, and the specific crank journal is supported by the bearing.
- a second branch oil passage that supplies oil to the crank bearing portion, and the first sub oil supply passage and the second sub oil supply passage are connected to the downstream side of the main oil supply passage in the oil flow direction.
- the one-branch oil passage supplies oil to a crank bearing portion of a crank journal other than the specific crank journal.
- the first sub oil supply passage or the second sub oil supply passage is connected to the main oil supply passage, and the second branch oil passage is formed among the plurality of journal support wall portions. It is preferable to have a relay oil passage formed in the journal support wall portion connected to the second branch passage.
- journal support wall portion without the first branch oil passage is used, and the main oil supply passage and the first sub-passage are rationally made using the second branch passage. It is possible to communicate with the oil supply passage or the second auxiliary oil supply passage.
- the relay oil passage is defined as a first relay oil passage
- the oil supply device is formed on an oil control valve fixed to a side surface of the cylinder block in the width direction and the journal support wall portion.
- a second relay oil passage that communicates the first sub oil passage or the second double oil passage and the oil control valve; and the first relay oil passage is formed to communicate with the oil control valve. It is suitable.
- the first and second relay oil passages are arranged on the side surfaces of the cylinder block. Therefore, the cylinder block productivity is improved.
- the present invention also relates to a method of manufacturing the cylinder block used in the oil supply apparatus as described above, comprising a preparation step of preparing a mold having a cavity corresponding to the cylinder block, and an inside of the cavity of the mold.
- the cavity from the side where the number of molds (casting pins) for forming the oil passages (main oil supply passage, first sub oil supply passage, second sub oil supply passage) is small is entered into the cavity. Since the molten metal is poured, it is possible to improve the hot water performance and suppress the occurrence of cast holes.
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図1は、本発明に係るオイル供給装置が適用された多気筒エンジン2(以下、単にエンジン2という)を示している。このエンジン2は、第1番気筒♯1~第4番気筒♯4が順に図1の紙面に垂直な方向に直列に配置された直列4気筒ガソリンエンジンであって、自動車等の車両に搭載される。
次に、図5を参照しながら、エンジン2の各油圧作動部にオイル(作動油)を供給するためのオイル供給装置1について詳細に説明する。「油圧作動部」とは、オイルの油圧を受けて駆動する装置(上記HLA24やVVT等)、又はオイルをその油圧により潤滑用又は冷却用として対象物に供給するオイル供給部(オイルジェット28、29やオイル供給部30、31等)を指す。
記HLA24が連通するとともに、吸気側のカムシャフト20のカムジャーナル潤滑のための図外のオイル供給部のノズルが分岐油路75aを介して連通している。同様に、排気側の油路76には、排気側のHLA24が連通するとともに、排気側のカムシャフト21のカムジャーナル潤滑のための図外のオイル供給部のノズルが分岐油路76aを介して連通している。
上記オイル供給装置1では、オイルポンプ56から吐出されたオイルは、オイルフィルタ58で濾過され、オイルクーラ59で冷却されながら油路61を通じてシリンダブロック5のメインギャラリ64に導入される。そして、一部は、ピストン9の冷却用としてオイルジェット28のノズル28aから噴射され、一部は、第2番供給油路68B及び第4番供給油路68Dを通じてクランク軸12の第2番軸受部50B及び第4番軸受部50Dに供給される。また、メインギャラリ64のオイルは、上記第2番供給油路68Bから中継油路70、第1オイル制御弁92及び中継油路65a、66aを通じて第1サブギャラリ65及び第2サブギャラリ66に導入されるとともに、メインギャラリ64から分岐する上記油路72を通じてVVTに供給される。
ところで、以上説明したオイル供給装置1は、本発明にかかるエンジンのオイル供給装置の好ましい実施形態の例示であって、その具体的な構成は、本発明の要旨を逸脱しない範囲で適宜変更可能である。
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- 気筒列方向に並び、クランク軸のクランクジャーナルを各々支持する複数のジャーナル支持壁部、および互いに隣接するジャーナル支持壁部の間に形成されるクランク室に通じるシリンダを有するシリンダブロックと、前記ジャーナル支持壁部に組み付けられ、クランク軸のクランクジャーナルを前記ジャーナル支持壁部と協働して軸受する軸支持部材と、前記クランク室の天井部に固定され、前記シリンダ内を摺動するピストンにオイルを噴射するノズルと、を備えたエンジンのオイル供給装置であって、
前記シリンダブロックは、前記気筒列方向と直交する幅方向における前記シリンダの一側部の位置で気筒列方向に延びる第1給油路と、前記ジャーナル支持壁部の位置で第1給油路から分岐し、前記クランクジャーナルが軸受けされるクランク軸受部にオイルを供給する分岐油路と、該第1給油路よりも前記幅方向外側の位置で気筒列方向に延びかつ前記ノズルにオイルを供給する第2給油路とを備える、ことを特徴とするエンジンのオイル供給装置。 - 請求項1に記載のエンジンのオイル供給装置において、
前記クランク軸は、複数のクランクジャーナルを有し、該複数のクランクジャーナルのうち、特定のクランクジャーナルからその内部にオイルが導入され、該クランク軸に形成された内部通路を通じてクランクピンに前記オイルが供給されるものであり、
前記第1給油路および前記第2給油路をそれぞれ第1副給油路および第2副給油路と定義するとともに、前記分岐油路を第1分岐油路と定義したときに、
前記シリンダブロックは、前記シリンダを中心として前記幅方向における前記第1副給油路とは反対側の位置で気筒列方向に延び、かつオイルポンプから吐出されるオイルが導入される主給油路と、前記ジャーナル支持壁部の位置で該主給油路から分岐し、前記特定のクランクジャーナルが軸受けされるクランク軸受部にオイルを供給する第2分岐油路とを含み、
前記第1副給油および前記第2副給油路は、オイルの流れ方向における前記主給油路の下流側に繋がっており、
前記第1分岐油路は、前記特定のクランクジャーナル以外のクランクジャーナルのクランク軸受部にオイルを供給する、ことを特徴とするエンジンのオイル供給装置。 - 請求項2に記載のエンジンのオイル供給装置において、
前記第1副給油路又は前記第2副給油路と前記主給油路とを連絡するための給油路であって前記複数のジャーナル支持壁部のうち、前記第2分岐油路が形成されるジャーナル支持壁部に形成されて当該第2分岐通路に繋がる中継油路を有する、ことを特徴とするエンジンのオイル供給装置。 - 請求項3に記載のエンジンのオイル供給装置において、
前記中継油路を第1中継油路と定義したときに、
当該オイル供給装置は、前記幅方向における前記シリンダブロックの側面に固定されるオイル制御弁と、前記ジャーナル支持壁部に形成されて前記第1副給油路又は前記第2複給油路と前記オイル制御弁とを連通する第2中継油路とを備え、
前記第1中継油路は、前記オイル制御弁に連通するように形成されている、ことを特徴とするエンジンのオイル供給装置。 - 請求項2乃至4の何れか一項に記載のエンジンのオイル供給装置に用いられる前記シリンダブロックの製造方法であって、
前記シリンダブロックに対応するキャビティを有する金型を準備する準備工程と、
前記金型のキャビティ内に金属材料からなる溶湯を注湯することにより、前記シリンダブロックを成型する成型工程と、を含み、
前記成型工程では、前記金型のうち、前記シリンダブロックの幅方向における前記主給油路側の端部であってかつ前記クランク室の側壁下端部に対応する位置から前記キャビティ内に溶湯を注湯する、ことを特徴とするシリンダブロックの製造方法。
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