Abstract:
A fuel injection pump which has a shutoff device for the fuel supply to the pump work chamber, comprising a magnetic valve, which controls an intake bore to the work chamber of the fuel injection pump. The fuel injection pump further has a relief conduit, which is connected by an annular slide on the pump piston with the suction chamber in order to terminate the effective supply stroke of the pump piston. In order to assure reliable shutoff of the fuel supply to the pump work chamber, a check valve is further disposed in the connection between the pump work chamber and the suction chamber, which check valve is closed, during the intake stroke of the pump piston, with the collaboration of the pressure drop from the suction chamber to the pump work chamber.
Abstract:
A fuel injection apparatus for internal combustion engines in which beyond a predetermined remaining stroke during the supply stroke of the pump piston, a relief conduit is opened via a control edge. The same control edge closes the relief conduit once again during the intake stroke. During the subsequent effective intake stroke, the quantity of fuel to be injected upon the following compression stroke is metered by means of the electrically actuatable valve. The magnetic valve here is already opened before the closure of the relief conduit by the control edge, so that in the opening phase of the relief conduit, the pump work chamber of the fuel injection apparatus is flushed. In this manner, precise metering of the quantity of fuel to be injected is attained.
Abstract:
A fuel injection pump is provided with an injection start adjustor, in accordance with which an injection adjusting piston is loaded by a pump number of revolutions-dependent fuel pressure of a feed pump against a spring force provided by two pressure springs, of which a first stronger spring in the region of lower number of revolutions acts against a second weaker spring and from a predetermined adjusting path and higher number of revolutions it acts alone.
Abstract:
In a pressure valve inserted in a fuel supply conduit between a fuel injection pump and an injection vavle of the internal combustion chamber and comprising a valve member and a locking member cooperating with the valve member and opening in the direction of the fuel supply, and a back-pressure relief valve including a closing element which closes an axial bore of the locking member, a throttle orifice is provided in the connection between the axial bore of the locking member and an axial recess formed in the connection element connected to the fuel supply conduit leading to the internal combustion engine so that no after-injections occur, and a sufficiently great stable pressure is maintained in the fuel supply system.
Abstract:
To provide for accurate alignment of a housing (10) retaining a fuel injection element (12, 15), and a second housing (23) retaining a control element controlling a function of the fuel injection element, in which the relative positions of the pump housing (10) and of the control element housing (23) are determinative of adjustment and alignment of interengagement between the injection element and the control element, the two housings are provided with attachment screws to attach them securely together, while permitting respective removal, for example for replacement of a sealing gasket (26), and to insure precisely aligned re-assembly, the housings include position locating means (27-34, 35') such as interengaging projection-and-recess means (40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 110; 37, 47, 57, 67, 77, 87, 97, 107) which accurately position the housings with respect to each other, and which are positionable after the housings have been first assembled and aligned to provide for said adjusted and aligned interengagement of the injection element and the control element and reestablishment of said aligned position after separation of the housings. The housings may, also, be spot-welded at selected points beyond break-away zones so that, upon breaking away of the spot welds, they can be separated, with subsequent re-alignment based on the break-away zones.
Abstract:
A fuel injection pump for internal combustion engines, in which beyond a predetermined remnant stroke during the supply stroke of the pump piston a relief conduit is opened via a first control edge and the remaining fuel pumped by the pump piston is pumped into a reservoir connected there. During the subsequent intake stroke, the diverted fuel is pumped back into the pump work chamber of the pump piston, until the first control edge again closes the relief conduit. During the subsequent intake stroke of the pump piston, in particular at the bottom dead center position of the pump piston, the relief conduit to the reservoir is once again opened by a second control edge, and then a complete relief of the reservoir is attained. It is during this phase that the metering of the fuel to be injected during the next supply stroke of the pump piston also takes place, via a magnetic valve. With an apparatus of this kind, it is advantageous that the fuel quantity per supply stroke of the pump piston that is actually to be injected can be metered exactly by means of a magnetic valve under pressure conditions that remain constant despite variable opening times.
Abstract:
A fuel injection system is proposed which has a high-pressure pump, a fuel reservoir determining the injection pressure, and an intermediate piston, during whose first half-stroke meters fuel under low pressure and during a second half-stroke, driven by the reservoir, injects the metered fuel. In order to vary the duration of injection, the pressure in the reservoir is determined either by means of the supply quantity of the high-pressure pump or by means of an appropriate pressure control valve in an outflow conduit.
Abstract:
A drive device for a tape recorder by which the recording tape is drawn off one spool by means of a capstan, and is wound-up on another spool, which is driven over a friction coupling by a motor with a speed not substantially above the highest required winding speed, with a drive device driven by the same motor, the drive device for the purpose of fast rewinding being selectively coupleable on one of the two spools. The two drive gears are arranged on a swingable carrier arm driven continuously in oppsite working directions by a stationarily arranged motor via a belt. By swinging the carrier arm in opposite operating directions out of a neutral center position, the drive gears are coupleable from time to time with one of the spool-carrying winding spindles for fast rewinding. One of the drive gears, which is coaxially seated over a friction clutch, is connected with another drive gear of smaller diameter, the latter in a neutral center position of the carrier arm being able to be brought into engagement with still another drive gear by means of an axial movement of one of these other drive gears, said still another drive gear being coaxially seated on the winding spindle which carries the spool which in the play-operation serves as the winding-up spool.
Abstract:
In a system and method for controlling a solenoid-valve-controlled fuel-metering device, in particular for a diesel gasoline engine, the duration of delivery is determined based upon the speed value during the preceding metering-in operation.
Abstract:
A fuel injection pump for internal combustion engines that has a pump interior and a final control element chamber, separated from it, the latter having an electric final control element for actuating a quantity adjusting device that determines a fuel injection quantity, parts of the final control element from which a control variable for the injection quantity is derived and which thereby serves as a material measure, are to be protected from the influence of fuel. By means of a jet pump through which a permanent propulsive flow flows and which is part of a flow conduit, the static pressure at the intake bore of the jet pump that communicates with the final control element chamber is lowered, and this negative pressure is utilized for evacuating the fuel entering the final control element chamber in the form of a leakage flow along the bearing of a control shaft. This arrangement is particularly suitable for high-pressure injection in Diesel engines, to attain highly accurate fuel metering that is stable over a long period of time.