Abstract:
A distributor type fuel injection pump has a rotary magnet regulator (15) to actuate a control member (14) determining the fuel injection quantity, which rotary magnet regulator (15) is driven by a regulating signal produced in dependence on the operational parameters of the internal combustion engine. The rotary magnet regulator (15) is accommodated in a chamber (16) forming part of the pump housing (17) and filled with fuel. A damping device (25) is provided for the purpose of avoiding rotary oscillations of the rotating armature (20) in the rotary magnet regulator (15), which damping device (25) consist of a paddle (26) fixed firmly to the rotating armature (20) and of two separating walls (27,28) provided in the chamber (16). The paddle (26) extends radially from the rotating armature (20) and nearly fills the entire clear cross-section of the chamber (16) available for the swing movement of the paddle. The separating walls (27,28) separate a chamber section (161) comprising the entire range of swing of the paddle (26) from the remaining chamber section (162), whereby however throttle openings ensure a flow of fuel between the chamber section (161) and the chamber section (162) (FIG. 2).
Abstract:
The invention relates to a method and arrangement for controlling the fuel metered to an engine and especially to a diesel engine. The engine includes a fuel pump drive by a shaft for which injection start and injection end is fixed by a corresponding control of the electromagnetically actuated valve. The drive pulses for pump-delivery start and pump-delivery end are generated in dependence upon the analog signal of an angle sensor.
Abstract:
A fuel injection pump for supplying the combustion chambers of internal combustion engines intended for vehicle operation having, in addition to a fuel quantity regulating device operative in accordance with operating parameters of the engine, an adjusting device in which in accordance with an anti-buckling signal obtained from fast relative movements on the vehicle the fuel supply quantity of the fuel injection pump is varied in phase opposition to the acceleration event triggering the bucking. This adjustment is accomplished in accordance with the invention by intervention with a setting device of the fuel injection pump, by means of which device the basic setting of the fuel supply quantity is adjusted independently of the supply quantity varied by the fuel quantity regulating device.
Abstract:
A fuel injection pump for internal combustion engines having an electromagnetic final control element, which in order to adjust the end or onset of injection engages a control slide, located in the pump interior. Via a control shaft, the final control element chamber is hermetically sealed off from the pump interior in order to keep water contained in the fuel from reaching current-carrying parts of the final control element. As a result, fluid communication exists only via the bearing gap of the slide bearing of the control shaft and the bearing gap functions as a throttle. The throttle forms a water separator, which further reduces the concentration of water in the already small quantity of fuel reaching the final control element chamber through the throttle.
Abstract:
1. Disk player with a magazine2.1. A known compact-disk player with a magazine consisting of several superimposed compartments for accommodating compact disks has a system of levers and a pulley driven by an electric motor in each compartment for removing a disk from the compartment.2.2. To decrease the considerable expense for each compartment (2) in the magazine (11), there is an access opening (15) on the rear wall of each compartment, through which a plunger (4) can travel to thrust the compact disk (7) out of the compartment. The plunger can be a flexible shaft that extends forward from the rear wall of the magazine through a tubular guide (3) and along one side of the magazine. The plunger can be introduced into and extracted from the compartment by means of a toothed rack (14) secured to the front of the flexible plunger (4) in conjunction with the cogwheel (10) that is driven by an electric motor (6) and engages the rack.2.3. When embodied in a compact-disk player the invention is especially appropriate for installation in a motor vehicle.2.3. Figures 1 and 2.
Abstract:
A motor (2) forming a unit with a record turntable (5) is introduced through a recess (8) of corresponding dimensions of the frame (1) and through a narrow opening (9) in a connecting central bore (10) and fixed by means of a retaining spring (11) pushed into a slit in the centering shoulder of the motor.
Abstract:
A process for delaying the axial movement of the pump piston of a fuel injection pump of an internal combustion engine and fuel injection pump for completing the process are proposed. The fuel injection pump consists of a pump piston placed in a movable and rotating mode within a cylindrical bore of a cylindrical sleeve. The pump piston is designed as a combination piston with a damping piston of larger diameter, which will upon completion of the fuel injection period of the turn with the damping shoulder, border the damping chamber within damping bore of the cylindrical sleeve. This further allows only throttled amounts of fuel to flow through the throttling pintle into the suction chamber; the throttling pintle runs in a longitudinal direction and is located on the damping piston. This will produce supplementary hydraulic capacity extending from the damping shoulder, which has a supporting effect on the pump piston even at high turn speeds, and further allows for capacity increases of the fuel injection pump.
Abstract:
A fuel injection device is proposed which has a free piston hydraulically driven by a pump piston and controlling the relieving of the pump work chamber. To this end, the free piston is embodied in two parts, comprising a control piston and a relief piston displaceable relative thereto and oriented toward the pump work chamber. The two pistons enclose between them a relief chamber, which at the end of supply can be made to communicate via a relief conduit with a chamber of lower pressure. This free piston is also usable with fuel injection pumps which supply the injection quantity via a long pressure line to the injection nozzles located on the engine; however, it is particularly advantageously usable with a pump/nozzle, in which the injection pump and the injection nozzle are combined into a single component.
Abstract:
A fuel quantity measuring apparatus, preferably for a Diesel engine, is proposed in which the course of the fuel pressure is evaluated. A specialized pressure gradient of a first polarity marks the onset of supply or injection, and the maximum of the pressure gradient of the other polarity represents the end of injection or supply. The question of which designation prevails, whether injection onset and end or supply onset and end, is determined by the measurement location, that is, whether it is in the direction of the injection valve or in the direction of the supply element of the fuel supply pump. The injection quantity, for example, may be determined via the integral of the pressure during the metering period. It is recommended, when a piezoelectric pressure receptor is used, that a resistor-capacitor element be switched parallel thereto.
Abstract:
An rpm regulator of a fuel injection pump for internal combustion engine includes a single-arm drag lever and an intermediate lever which are bent to define a space into which a compression spring extends. The stroke of the compression spring is limited in both directions by stops defined by the intermediate lever and the drag lever, respectively. The regulator also includes a control spring arrangement which engages one end of the drag lever, a fuel quantity setting member which engages one end of the intermediate lever and controls due to its movement the quantity of fuel delivered by the fuel pump and an rpm governor which exerts an rpm defendent force against the intermediate lever in opposition to the force of the control spring arrangement. With this regulator the pump can deliver an excess fuel quantity for starting purposes and an automatically reduced normal fuel injection quantity when the rpm increases. This result is accomplished without increasing the dimensions of the fuel pump.