Apparatus for regulating turbochargers and internal combustion engines associated therewith
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsGerhard Stumpp, Wolf Wessel
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AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsGerhard Stumpp, Wolf Wessel
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A method and an apparatus are proposed for regulating and attaining an anti-overload means in turbochargers and in internal combustion engines equipped therewith, serving in cost-favorable embodiment both in Otto (gasoline) engines and in Diesel engines to limit the air throughput of the engine in accordance with the engine speed and to provide that neither the turbocharger, as a result of exceeding its limit rpm, nor the engine can be endangered if the engine exceeds the permissible compression and combustion pressure. In summary, the intent is to attain a favorable adjustment of the exhaust turbocharger over the entire rpm range of the internal combustion engine. To this end, the exhaust gas quantity delivered to the exhaust turbocharger is controlled in accordance with the throughput, that is, in accordance with the air quantity delivered to the engine, with the aid of a bypass line. The air quantity delivered by way of the compression area of the exhaust turbocharger of the engine is detected ahead of the exhaust turbocharger, either with the aid of a direct air flow rate meter, or by means of a throttle restrictor and the detection of the underpressure being created at that point. This application is a divisional application of application Ser. No. 40,795 filed on May 21, 1979, now abandoned.
A regulator and anti-overload apparatus for turbochargers for use with an internal combustion engine comprising an air intake manifold, an exhaust tube, an exhaust turbocharger, said turbocharger including a turbine wheel and a compressor element, said turbine wheel being disposed in said exhaust tube of said engine and said compressor element of said turbocharger being disposed in said intake manifold for delivering combustion air to the engine at increased pressure, an exhaust bypass line that bypasses said turbocharger;
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