Air-compressing injection internal combustion engine with auxiliary chamber
AssigneeDaimler-Benz Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsKlaus Binder, Peter Charzinski, Hermann Hiereth, Harald Polz
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AssigneeDaimler-Benz Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsKlaus Binder, Peter Charzinski, Hermann Hiereth, Harald Polz
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An air-compressing injection internal combustion engine with a main combustion space arranged in the piston and with an auxiliary chamber equipped with an injection nozzle and with a glow plug, which is in continuous communication with the main combustion space by way of a channel-shaped constriction. The pressure chamber of the auxiliary chamber is thereby disposed eccentrically in relation to the injection nozzle and the constriction while the injection nozzle injects with a first jet into the constriction and with a second jet in the direction or into the area near the glow plug which is located in the eccentrically offset part of the pressure chamber.
An air-compressing injection internal combustion engine which comprises a main combustion space means arranged in a piston and an auxiliary chamber means in continuous communication with the main combustion space means by way of a channel-shaped constriction means, said auxiliary chamber means including a fuel injection nozzle means and glow plug means, characterized in that the auxiliary chamber means includes a pressure chamber which is disposed eccentrically in relation to the fuel injection nozzle means and the constriction means, the injection nozzle means is operable to inject a first jet of fuel into the constriction means and a second jet of fuel at least approximately into an area of the glow plug means located in the eccentrically offset part of the pressure chamber, and in that independent impact means cooperable with the second jet of fuel are mounted on a wall of the pressure chamber for enhancing a distribution of fuel injected by the fuel injection nozzle means.
An air-compressing injection internal combustion engine which comprises a main combustion space means arranged in a piston and an auxiliary chamber means in continuous communication with the main combustion space means by way of a channel-shaped constriction means, said auxiliary chamber means including a fuel injection nozzle means and a glow plug means, characterized in that the auxiliary chamber means includes a pressure chamber which is disposed eccentrically in relation to the fuel injection nozzle means and the constriction means, the injection nozzle means is operable to inject a first jet of fuel into the constriction means and a second jet of fuel at least approximately into an area of the glow plug means located in the eccentrically offset part of the pressure chamber, and in that an impact pin means is arranged in the pressure chamber in the path of the second jet in such a manner that the second jet impinges substantially completely on the impact pin means.
An air-compressing injection internal combustion engine which comprises a main combustion space means arranged in a piston and an auxiliary chamber means in continuous communication with the main combustion space means by way of a channel-shaped constriction means, said auxiliary chamber means including a fuel injection nozzle means and glow plug means, characterized in that the auxiliary chamber means includes a pressure chamber which is disposed eccentrically in relation to the fuel injection nozzle means and the constriction means, the injection nozzle means is operable to inject a first jet of fuel into the constriction means and the second jet of fuel at least approximately into an area of the glow plug means located in the eccentrically offset part of the pressure chamber, and in that the auxiliary chamber and channel-shaped constriction means are arranged at an acute angle with respect to a central axis of the cylinder of the internal combustion engine so as to permit an eccentric discharge into the main combustion space means.
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The present invention relates to an air-compressing injection internal combustion engine with a main combustion space arranged in the piston and with an auxiliary chamber in continuous communication with the main combustion space by way of a channel-shaped constriction or narrow place, which includes an injection nozzle and a glow plug.
The two-stage combustion systems known as pre-chamber or vortex chamber processes entail specific disadvantages. With the vortex chamber process the soot emission in the partial load range can be kept very low by the massive air swirl in the chamber and the intensive air-feed to the fuel conditioned thereby; however, at full load the air in the combustion space will be utilized only poorly--conditioned by the strongly eccentric arrangement of the vortex chamber, necessary by reason of the valves, and its firing channel, by the insufficient seizing of the main combustion space air resulting therefrom and finally by the long combustion paths--which means that the average pressure yield is limited by prematurely reaching the smoke limit.
With the prechamber process, the conditions are the reverse, namely, a poor smoke-producing combustion in the partial load range, but a good seizing of the main combustion space air by the concentric arrangement of the prechamber and the multi-aperture construction. As a result thereof, the average pressure becomes higher at which one can drive at the smoke limit.
These and other objects, features and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent from the following description when taken in connection with the accompanying drawing which shows, for purposes of illustration only, several embodiments in accordance with the present invention and wherein:
FIG. 1 is a partial cross-sectional view through an injection type air-compressing internal combustion engine with an auxiliary chamber disposed substantially coaxially to the cylinder axis in accordance with the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a partial cross-sectional view, similar to FIG. 1, through an injection-type air-compressing internal combustion engine in which the impact pin is disposed underneath the glow plug in accordance with the present invention; and
Referring now to the drawing wherein like reference numerals are used throughout the various views to designate like parts, an auxilairy chamber generally designated by reference numeral 2 is arranged in the cylinder head 1 of an air-compressing injection internal combustion engine according to FIGS. 1 to 3, which is in communication by way of a channel-shaped constriction or narrow place 3, i.e., by way of a so-called burner throat, with the main combustion space 5 disposed in the piston top 4.
The auxiliary chamber 2 is provided with a pressure chamber 6 in which terminate an injection nozzle 7 and a glow plug 8.
The injection nozzle 7 and the constricted place 3 are coaxially disposed opposite one another, whereby the pressure chamber 6 is arranged eccentrically to both the axis 9 of the injection nozzle 7 and to the axis 10 of the burner throat 3.