Control apparatus for internal combustion engines
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorMax Straubel
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AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorMax Straubel
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A control apparatus for internal combustion engines, which generates an adjustment path on the path of an adjustment member which is proportional to the air mass supplied to the engine. The control apparatus contains a counterpart pressure chamber sealed off from the outside and separated in a pressure-tight manner by an adjustment diaphragm from a first pressure chamber exposed to induced air pressure. A pressure source generating a reference absolute pressure which is constant under all operating conditions is connected to the counterpart pressure chamber. Consequently, the apparatus performs the function of a charge pressure stop equipped with a diaphragm box. The air reservoir of an air pressure brake system, a reservoir charged with the exhaust gas counterpressure or charge air pressure, or a vacuum pump can serve as the pressure source, and an absolute pressure controller controls the reference absolute pressure prevailing in the counterpart pressure chamber.
In an air pressure dependent full-load stop for limiting the movement of a supply quantity adjustment member of a fuel metering apparatus for an internal combustion engine in accordance with induced air-pressure in an intake manifold of the engine, which includes a housing, a movable wall disposed within the housing separating in a pressure-tight manner a first pressure chamber from a counterpart pressure chamber which are defined by the housing and the movable wall, an adjustment member means actuated by the movable wall for limiting the movement of the supply quantity adjustment member, connecting means for connecting the first pressure chamber to the intake manifold of the engine, and a first spring in the pressure chamber and a second spring in the counterpart pressure chamber for exerting a force on the movable wall to determine an initial disposition of the movable wall, wherein the movable wall is displaceable by the induced air pressure of the engine against the force of the second spring, the improvement which comprises:
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