Abstract:
A magnetic tape recorder for recording as well as for playback of sound, having a noise suppression device, and sensor member with an abutment surface for engaging against an unopened break through tab of a tape cassette for causing a locking mode for the recording device to be inoperative. The sensor member has an additional abutment surface arranged such that the latter abutment surface senses the wall of the cassette outside of the broken-through penetration opening of the cassette and the insert movement of the sensor member is limited in the opened penetration opening. The sensor member is connected with the locking device; such that in the absence of the limitation due to the absence of a cassette, the locking device, is also inoperative.
Abstract:
An improved rpm regulator for a fuel injection pump associated with an internal combustion engine. The regulator includes a suction chamber, an intermediate lever, a fuel quantity control sleeve connected to the intermediate lever, a regulating spring assembly connected to the intermediate lever, a device including centrifugal weights and a governor sleeve for developing and transmitting an rpm signal through the intermediate lever to the fuel quantity control sleeve in opposition to a force exerted by the regulating spring assembly, a control lever, and an adjustable stop, including a cam member, mounted to the housing for limiting the motion of the intermediate lever. A working chamber is provided between the governor sleeve and an end of a guide shaft forming part of the device for transmitting an rpm signal. Openings are provided in the governor sleeve which communicate with the suction chamber for effecting a damping of oscillations of the governor sleeve during predetermined load conditions.
Abstract:
A fuel injection pump has a pump plunger (13), which is driven by a drive shaft (15) via a cam gear (14) at least in an axial stroke movement and in so doing generates a fuel injection pressure in a pump work space (16), and a magnet valve (30) blocking or releasing the pump work space (16) relative to a relief duct (26). The start of delivery of the pump plunger is determined by the closing of the relief duct (26) and the end of delivery of the pump plunger (13) is determined by the release of the relief duct (26). To prevent the so-called jumping off of the plunger in the cam gear (14), the magnet valve (30) is controlled after the end of delivery in such a way that a residual pressure lying below the injection pressure is built up in the pump work space (16) until the top dead center point is reached (FIG. 1).
Abstract:
A fuel injection apparatus for internal combustion engines comprising a pump work chamber defined in a bore of a housing by a pump piston. The pump work chamber is supplied with fuel and relieved via a fuel line containing a magnet control valve. Moreover, the pump work chamber communicates with an injection valve via a supply line. Controlling of the injection is done via the opening or closing of the magnet control valve during the pumping stroke of the pump piston; to that end, the magnet valve is triggered by a control unit. To enable performing an accurate injection, a needle stroke transducer is disposed on the nozzle needle of the injection valve; if a limit value is exceeded, its stroke motion is detected as a precise signal for the onset and end and hence the size of the injection quantity and is transmitted to the control unit, where this actual value is compared with a set-point value from a performance graph, and a correction of the magnet valve triggering is consequently done performed, if needed.
Abstract:
It is possible in a simple manner, especially in distributor injection pumps, to attain quiet combustion in the idling range of a Diesel engine, without modifying the basic construction of the fuel injection pump by shifting the injection pumping to the last portion of the stroke of the cam driving the pump piston of the fuel injection pump for idling, by means of an injection onset adjusting device, in combination with a determination of injection duration via the closing phase of an electrically controlled valve that relieves the pump work chamber.
Abstract:
The invention is directed to a method and an arrangement for controlling the fuel injection in a high-pressure fuel pump. Magnetic valves determine the fuel quantity to be injected into the engine. The magnetic valve is controlled during the pumping phase of the pumping element in such a manner that first a preinjection and then a main injection is carried out. In specific operating conditions, the control apparatus determines the duration of the drive pulses for the magnetic valve at which a preinjection just takes place. With the duration of the drive pulses as a basis, the control apparatus forms compensating signals for the drive pulses which effect preinjection and stores the same.
Abstract:
A fuel injection pump for internal combustion engines having a pump piston defining a pump work chamber and having control of the injection quantity by the opening, during the compression stroke of the pump piston, an axially displaceable regulating slide disposed about the pump piston, and of a relief conduit extending in the pump piston and discharging into the jacket face of the pump piston. Upon the opening, the relief conduit discharges into an outflow conduit provided between the pump piston and the regulating slide; at the onset of the opening stroke this conduit is fully opened, and during the course of the stroke it is throttled.
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:
Disclosed is a pressure valve connectable between a fuel injection pump and the fuel injection valve of an internal combustion engine. The valve includes a cylindrical valve closing member which moves due to the pressure of fuel from the pump and expells a quantity of fuel to the injection valve. A throttling passage is provided as a bypass to the closing member and guarantees a stable pressure in the fuel supply conduit when the closing member is in open position. To neutralize reflected pressure waves in the supply conduit after injection the valve closing body is delayed by the throttling passage during its return movement into closing position. In addition, a check valve is arranged in the closing member which controls the stable pressure to a desired value.
Abstract:
A fuel injection pump which has an adjusting piston for the purpose of injection instant adjustment. The adjusting piston has opposite ends defining respective work chambers. The work chambers are supplied with fuel under rpm-dependent pressure from a suction chamber of the fuel injection pump, via respective throttles, and are relieved via respective outflow lines. The outflow cross sections of the outflow lines are controlled in complementary fashion by a control slide of a control valve. The control slide is exposed to a modifiable control pressure derived from the rpm-dependent pressure, and for the peripheral conditions of a cold engine and rpm of the engine below a threshold rpm, the maximum controlled pressure is established by means of a third control valve.