Abstract:
A high-pressure fuel pump for an internal combustion engine is proposed, in which the regulating behavior in idling and lower partial-load operation is improved to such an extent that a separate pressure regulating valve in the high-pressure region of the fuel injection system can be dispensed with.
Abstract:
A high-pressure piston pump for a fuel system of an internal combustion engine, includes a housing, a piston, which defines a working chamber, and drive shaft having at least one crank section and supported in the housing by means of at least one shaft bearing. A piston bearing supports the piston at least indirectly against the crank section of the drive shaft. At least one of the bearings between parts that move in relation to one another is a hydrostatic bearing connected to the working chamber by means of a fluid connection. To increase efficiency, the fluid connection between the working chamber and the hydrostatic bearing is provided with a device operable to intermittently interrupt the fluid connection.
Abstract:
A method for cooling a fuel injection system and fuel injection systems are proposed that improve the hot-starting performance of the internal combustion engine.
Abstract:
A fuel supply system for an internal combustion engine, in particular of a motor vehicle, is equipped with a pressure accumulator and a high-pressure pump with which fuel can be delivered to the pressure accumulator. Also provided is a control device with which at least the pressure in the pressure accumulator can be controlled. When the internal combustion engine is in coastdown (overrun) mode, the pump output of the high-pressure pump can be reduced.
Abstract:
A system for supplying an internal combustion engine with fuel present in a tank, in which a feed segment for the fuel extends from a feed pump through a fuel filter, is characterized in that the fuel filter includes a prefilter and a fine filter. It is especially suitable for supplying an internal combustion engine by direct injection.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a fuel pumping device for two-cycle engines with at least a one-piece housing, on which a pulse air connector (14), which is pneumatically connected with the crankcase of the two-cycle engine, a fuel aspiration connector and a fuel pressure connector are arranged, in which a diaphragm (41) on which pulse air acts, drives a pump piston (22) in connection with a diaphragm disk (42), in the course of which fuel being supplied from the tank (1) at the fuel aspiration connector during the pump aspiration stroke is aspirated via a flap valve (61) into the compression chamber (51) located upstream of the pump piston, and is pumped during the compression stroke via a further flap valve (71) into the fuel pressure connector and into a reservoir (73) and/or an injection valve (5). The pulse air connector (14) terminates in a housing chamber (13) located between the diaphragm (41) and the pump piston (22), and at least one spring element (15, 35, 94) acts on each side of the diaphragm (41). Here, the spring element (15) arranged in the housing chamber (13) is supported on the diaphragm (41) via the separate pump piston (22). An electromagnetic drive unit (90) is arranged in the housing chamber (33) located on the other side of the diaphragm (41), which via its armature (91) supports the compression stroke of the pump piston (22) synchronously with the compression stroke of the two-cycle engine.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for starting an internal combustion engine, which comprises setting one piston of the internal combustion engine into a favorable starting position (X) and to supply a fuel/air mixture to the combustion space by means of a starting air source before the starting of the internal combustion engine.
Abstract:
The electrohydraulic adjusting device for actuating a device for adjusting at least one camshaft of an internal combustion engine relative to its crankshaft has two differential pistons each of which serves to adjust a camshaft (intake camshaft or exhaust camshaft). Each of the two differential pistons have a small effective piston surface which is acted upon with pressure by a pump. An independent pressure control valve is associated with each of the pressure chambers on a larger effective piston surface, via which valve, the pressure in this pressure chamber can be controlled independently of the other differential piston.
Abstract:
A device for adjusting a rotational angle relationship between a camshaft and its drive element, comprising two circular segment shells provided on the drive element together with an interposed part forming two working spaces therebetween. The both shells are connected to one of the camshaft and the drive element, and the interposed part being connected to the other of the cam shaft and the drive element while the circular segment shells being movable relative to the interposed part in a setting action such that during adjustment in the setting direction the circular segment shells are adjusted so that the volume enclosed in a first one of the working spaces increases while the volume enclosed in a second one of the working spaces decreases. Each of said working spaces are connected to a first setting pressure medium source separately via a non-return valve which opens toward a respective one of the working spaces, and the working spaces can be directly connected to one another by means of a control valve. A third circular segment shell is provide and forms with a first one of the circular segment shells a third working space for an additional adjustment of the rotational angle relationship.
Abstract:
An electro-magnetic on-off valve for controlling the opening area of a fluid line, in particular for fuel injection pumps, having a valve element constructed on a valve needle, said valve element cooperating with a valve seat. The valve needle is connected to a magnetic armature of an electromagnet, the magnetic armature moving in a fluid for the purpose of achieving high switching speeds, and being sealed with respect to the liquid-conducting region of the valve. For any purpose of extensive damping of the rebound oscillations which occur when the valve closes and lead to the re-opening of the valve, the connection between the magnetic armature and valve needle is produced by a coupling and which is designed in such a way that after the rebound of the valve element against the valve seat occurring when the valve closes, the magnetic armature and the valve needle oscillate in phase opposition with respect to one another.