Abstract:
A fuel injection pump (1) for a diesel engine (30), including: a control rack (20) an in a rack chamber (5) formed between a pump head (3) and a pump housing (2), and configured to adjust a fuel injection amount; a transmission shaft (49) rotatably supported by a transmission shaft hole (2C) formed in the pump housing; and a lubricating oil passage (2D) formed in the pump housing, and configured to pressure-feed lubricating oil between the transmission shaft and the transmission shaft hole. The transmission shaft has an oil passage (40) therein through which passage the lubricating oil pressure-fed to the lubricating oil passage partially passes, a first opening of the oil passage is communicated with the lubricating oil passage, and a second opening (42A) of the oil passage is formed on the outer circumferential surface of an upper portion of the transmission shaft, nearby the control rack.
Abstract:
A fuel injection pump, comprising three sub-mechanism parts; a lower mechanism part (A), a head mechanism part (B), and a governor mechanism part (C), wherein, when the governor mechanism part (C) is assembled into the combination of the lower mechanism part (A) and head mechanism part (B) after the lower mechanism part (A) and head mechanism part (B) are assembled with each other, a governor link (27) installed extendedly from the governor mechanism part (C) is inserted into both mechanism parts (A, B) and, when a hook groove (27a) at the tip of the governor link (27) is engaged with a lock pin (21a) in a control slider (21) for the rotation of a plunger (7) disposed inside the lower mechanism part (A) and head mechanism part (B), first, with a cut surface (33b) of a lift pin (33) facing upward, the governor link (27) is put on the cut surface (33b) so as to position the hook groove (27a) under the lock pin (21a), and then the lift pin (33) is rotated to face the cut surface (33b) downward, and the governor link (27) is swung upward by a cam part (33a) so as to engage the hook groove (27a) with the lock pin (21a).
Abstract:
A fuel injection pump for internal combustion engines, having a reciprocating pump piston that is guided in a cylinder liner, having a control slide that is axially displaceable on the pump piston, inside a lateral recess of the cylinder liner, and is moved via an adjusting shaft that is located in a transverse conduit disposed in a pump housing transversely to the cylinder axis. The transverse conduit intersects the housing bore that receives the cylinder liner in the region of a recess that form a partial suction chamber, forming a through opening for a lever of the control slide, and it also serves to drain fluid from the partial suction chamber. For hydraulic reasons, this through opening is embodied according to the invention by means of machining from the housing bore in tub-like fashion, and the control slide is also flattened, adapting to the enlargement, so that the high kinetic energy of the fuel stream emerging from the diversion bore and of the fuel flowing out to the transverse bore can be rapidly lowered.
Abstract:
A fuel injection pump for internal combustion engines having a supply quantity adjusting device, in which a full-load stop for the quantity adjustment can be varied by the imposition of a stepping motor, and in which idling rpm governing is possible. The adjusting device has a tensed drag lever group, which acts as the stop lever for the stepping motor. If the stepping motor should fail in the idling position, emergency operation is possible by overpressing the drag lever.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a fuel injection pump for internal-combustion engines having element pistons that are arranged in the pump housing and are guided in element sleeves in a longitudinally slidable way, each of said element pistons having a collar with flattened areas that in a torsionally fixed but axially slidable way is guided in a control sleeve that is connected with the control rod of the fuel injection pump and is disposed on the element sleeve so that it can be turned. In order to eliminate the play between the control sleeve and the element piston, a spring is provided between the collar of the element piston and the control sleeve that rests flexibly against it, or the control sleeve is designed to be slotted in such a way that it elastically reaches around the element piston.
Abstract:
A fuel injection pump for internal combustion engines having control slides that are both axially displaceable and rotatable on the pump piston via a governor rod for controlling the injection quantity and the injection onset. A slit hub is releasably clamped on the governor rod with a driver arm, the hub being arranged to engage the control slide between two working faces and the hub has a driver recess for the rotational adjustment of the control slide. The driver recess is engaged by a tang joined with the control slide.
Abstract:
The injection pump includes a pump cylinder, a pump piston moving into it and a hydraulic device for adjusting the instant of injection. The adjusting device has an adjusting cylinder, which is directed parallel to the pump cylinder and is accommodated in the housing of the injection pump, and adjusting piston and a restoring spring and adjusts a control sleeve, which opens the pump piston provided with at least one control recess in the longitudinal direction of the pump piston. This orientation and disposition of the adjusting cylinder effects a space-saving and inexpensive design of the injection pump and improves the precision of adjustment. The adjusting piston and the control sleeve may be directed coaxially and embodied as a single component, as a result of which a further space saving and increase in adjustment precision are attained.
Abstract:
An electromagnetic fuel injector has a thin orifice director plate, mounted downstream of the orifice passage defined when the solenoid actuated valve of the injector is in the open position relative to its associated valve seat, for controlling static flow from the injector. The thin orifice director plate is provided with upset angled portions having the flow orifice formed at right angles therethrough to direct the jets of fuel flow, as desired, relative to the axis of the spray tip discharge passage of the injector. Preferably, the length (L) to diameter (D) ratio of each flow orifice is 0.5 or less.
Abstract:
In an internal combustion engine of the fuel-injection type fed with fuel by injection pumps, each pump comprising a piston operated by an actuating mechanism releasably connected thereto and with tripping means adapted to slow down and to stop the engine in case of overspeed, at least one servo-motor operated by said tripping means for acting upon said fuel-injection pumps, an emergency stopping arrangement wherein each one of said pumps is provided with an individual servo-motor acting directly upon the piston of said pump to disconnect said piston from its actuating mechanism.