Abstract:
A fuel supply system with two series-connected fuel pumps including a control valve, which is relatively small, and having a very precise regulation of the quantity of fuel pumped from the first pump into a pressure line by the second fuel pump is obtained at little effort or expense. The fuel supply system is intended for an internal combustion engine of a vehicle.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to an injection valve, in particular to the injection valve for a direct injection of fuel into a combustion chamber of an internal combustion engine. The injection valve includes a valve body mounted in a housing, the valve body having a valve opening surrounded by a valve seat. A valve needle is provided with a closing head extending through the valve opening so that the closing head cooperates with the valve seat to snugly fit into valve seat on the injection discharge side. The valve needle is prestressed by a closing spring into a closing position and moved by an actuating mechanism through an actuating element against the force of the closing spring into an open position. To allow the injection valve to open quickly, the actuating element is closely engaged with the valve needle using a spring acting in the direction of the open position.
Abstract:
In a process and device for controlling an internal combustion engine, a fuel pump delivers fuel from a low-pressure area to a high-pressure area. The fuel can be delivered by activating injectors of the combustion chambers of the internal combustion engine. The pressure of the fuel in the high-pressure area is regulated to a predefinable value using a regulating means. The regulating means is activated immediately prior to and/or during the time when the injectors are activated to increase the pressure.
Abstract:
An arrangement for the treatment of exhaust gases from a compression-ignition internal combustion engine, in which, fuel is metered via a metering valve and introduced into the exhaust system via an evaporator to promote the action of a reduction catalyst arranged on the downstream side of the engine.
Abstract:
A piston pump which is contemplated for furnishing fuel at high pressure, especially gasoline with low self-lubricating properties. To avoid drive-side wear, a rotatably drive eccentric element is provided as the actuating device for the pump piston of the piston pump, the driving motion of the eccentric element being transmitted to the pump piston via a flexible transmission element.
Abstract:
A fuel injection apparatus of the invention for a two-stroke engine including a fuel injection with an adjusting device, which via a pulsating pressure line is supplied with the pulsating internal pressure and inner chamber of a crankcase of the two-stroke engine, so as to meter the supply quantity of the fuel injection pump as a function of the internal pressure in such a way that exhaust emissions and fuel consumption of the two-stroke engine are reduced by means of a supply quantity optimally adapted to the combustion. The fuel injection apparatus according to the invention is intended for use in two-stroke engines.
Abstract:
A magnetic valve for controlling a flow opening of a connection line for guiding fluid, particularly fuel,valve has a valve housing having a guide bore hole, a valve member displaceably supported in the guide bore hole and bringable into contact with a valve seat encircling the flow opening under the action of a closing force and also liftable from the valve seat under the action of an opening force, a coupling member transferring the closing force to the valve member. The coupling member is guided in the guide bore hole and has a damping collar with an end face which faces in direction of the valve seat and is bringable into contact with a contact surface provided in the valve housing and extending substantially parallel to the end face of the damping collar.
Abstract:
A fuel-injection pump, especially a direct fuel injection in spark-ignition internal-combustion engines, with at least one pump for generating a fuel flow under pressure and with a rotary slide valve moved synchronously with the drive shaft of the internal-combustion engine and intended for assigning the fuel flow to at least one injection port of the internal-combustion engine and/or for branching off the fuel flow under pump pressure into a return line, the rotary slide valve is mounted so as to be displaceable to a limited extent in the direction of its axis of rotation and/or so as to be rotatable to a limited extent in relation to the rotary drive of the rotary slide valve. Preferably, at the same time, the rotary position or displacement position of the rotary slide valve can be determined in dependence on an operating parameter of the internal-combustion engine, with the result that the axial displacement of the rotary slide valve counteracts a seizure of the rotary slide valve in its guide and determination in dependence on operating parameters affords the possibility of adjusting the injection time over a larger angular sector than would be possible in view of the geometrical limits placed on the design of the rotary slide valve.
Abstract:
A trigger circuit for an electromagnetic device, in particular a solenoid valve of an injection system for an internal-combustion engine, has a control element for causing excitation of the electromagnetic device to be lowered at least once and then raised after the electromagnetic device is activated. The control element has a delay circuit which slows down the rate at which excitation of the electromagnetic device changes during the lowering and/or raising action.
Abstract:
It is proposed in the case of an electromotive power steering as a steering aid for motor vehicles and similar, particularly for the speed range during parking (parking power steering), having a reduction gear between the servo-motor and the steering column or the drive leading on to the mechanical wheel displacement, that at least one clutch block be so arranged that it creates a drive connection from the servo-motor drive to the steering gear side of the steering column when, upon a moment being exerted manually at the steering wheel, a pawl connected to the steering wheel side of the steering column produces the requisite clutch pressure by mechanical action on the at least one clutch block, while the gear wheels acted upon by the clutch are formed as ring gears fitted to a carrier flange which is joined firmly to the driven section of the steering column so that it cannot rotate.