Abstract:
In a centrifugal governor for setting the fuel quantity control member of a fuel injection pump, there is provided an abutment for limiting the displacement of said member. Said abutment is adjustable both linearly along said member and angularly to vary the orientation of a curved abutment edge cooperating with a follower nose connected to said fuel quantity control member.
Abstract:
In a centrifugal rpm regulator for fuel injected internal combustion engines, a fuel quantity control rod is provided which receives the forces associated with the displacements of an adaptor sleeve which in turn is displaceable under the influence of centrifugal fly weights and as a function of engine rpm. The control rod is limited in the direction of increasing fuel supply by a control rod including a cam plate, at least one control lever through which the structure is connected to the adaptor sleeve and an abutment lever having a cam follower member at one end thereof. The control rod is connected to the abutment lever which is pivotable thereby to cause the cam follower member to abut the cam plate and limit the maximum fuel quantity delivered by the injection pump used in conjunction with the regulator for a given rpm.
Abstract:
A centrifugal rpm regulator for internal combustion engines is provided with at least two angular, centrifugal weights. Each centrifugal weight includes an angled lever and a centrifugal mass fixedly connected to one lever arm of the angled lever. The opposite lever arm actuates a regulating sleeve. Each lever has a bearing location in the region of connection of its two lever arms by means of which the centrifugal weights are pivotally mounted on a centrifugal weight carrier. The lever arm to which its centrifugal mass is connected has an irregular shape. The centrifugal masses desirably consist of metal which can be diecast and surrounds the irregularly shaped arm.
Abstract:
AN R.P.M. REGULATING SYSTEM THAT INCLUDES A HYDRAULIC MOTOR ADAPTED TO DISPLACE THE FUEL QUANTITY CONTROL MEMBER OF A FUEL INJECTION PUMP DELIVERING FUEL TO AN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE, A SOLENOID VALVE THAT CONTROLS THE ADMISSION OF HYDRAULIC FLUID TO, AND ITS DRAINAGE FROM, SAID MOTOR AND AN ELECTRONIC CONTROL STAGE THE ENERGIZING OUTPUT SIGNAL OF WHICH, APPLIED TO SAID SOLENOID VALVE, IS GENERATED BY THE COMPARISON OF AN R.P.M. DEPENDENT ELECTRIC SIGNAL AND A SIGNAL RESPONSIVE TO THE POSITION OF SAID FUEL QUANTITY CONTROL MEMBER WITH A SIGNAL RESPONSIVE TO THE ARBITRARILY SET VALUE OF A DESIRED ENGINE OUTPUT.
Abstract:
A fuel quantity control device for fuel injection pumps, wherein the maximum ''''open'''' position of a fuel quantity regulating member is limited by an abutment member movable by a piston which is displaceable by hydraulic pressure against a return spring. The said hydraulic pressure is admitted to the piston by a control shuttle disposed within said piston and displaceable with respect thereto by a sensor responsive to a variable.
Abstract:
There is described a fuel injection pump which comprises at least one preassembled group of pump elements contained in a flanged sleeve that is fitted into a mounting bore of a pump housing and clamped thereto by a securing flange forming part of the flanged sleeve. The pump elements include a pump piston axially slidably and angularly adjustably disposed in a cylinder bore of the flanged sleeve. The pump elements also include a pressure valve, the stationary valve body of which is clamped inside the flanged sleeve by a threaded nipple engaging an internal thread provided in a terminal portion of said flanged sleeve. To relieve the flanged sleeve of the clamping stresses, particularly in the zone of the cylinder bore, the securing flange is permanently affixed to the flanged sleeve in the zone of said internal thread and axially spaced from said valve body.
Abstract:
For determining the fuel starting position of a drive shaft associated with a fuel injection pump, to the pump housing there is affixed a device which includes a locking pin shiftable into a position in which it drops into a notch on the drive shaft when the latter is in its previously determined fuel starting position.
Abstract:
For providing a sturdy, simplified and easily adjustable and disassemblable multicylinder fuel injection pump, the sidewalls and base walls of the pump housing are uninterrupted by openings for servicing; the pump pistons operate in cylinder sleeves each of which is directly insertable in an associated housing bore and supported therein by a collar integral with said cylinder sleeve and engaging said pump housing; said cylinder sleeves are held and secured in said housing bores by means of clamping yokes.
Abstract:
A CONTROL AND ACTUATING SYSTEM FOR OPERATING AN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE, INCLUDING A HYDRAULIC SERVO SYSTEM WHICH, WHEN ENERGIZED BY VIRTUE OF THE DE-ENERGIZATION OF A STOP MAGNET, MOVES THE FUEL QUANTITY CONTROL MEMBER OF A FUEL INJECTION PUMP INTO A ZERO POSITION, A BOLT NORMALLY LIMITING THE MAXIMUM DISPLACEMENT OF SAID CONTROL MEMBER TO A SETTING FOR FULL LOAD FUEL DELIVERY, SAID BOLT IS ASSOCIATED WITH A STARTING MAGNET WHICH, WHEN ENERGIZED MOVES SAID BOLT TO SUCH AN EXTENT AS TO PERMIT SAID CONTROL MEMBER TO BE POSITIONED IN A SETTING IN WHICH THE FUEL INJECTION PUMP DELIVERS FUEL QUANTITIES (STARTING QUANTITY) THAT IN EXCESS OF THE FULL LOAD FUEL QUANTITIES.