EP0778920A1 - Pumpvorrichtung für ein brennstoffverdunstungs-rückhaltesystem und brennstoffverdunstungs-rückhaltesystem - Google Patents
Pumpvorrichtung für ein brennstoffverdunstungs-rückhaltesystem und brennstoffverdunstungs-rückhaltesystemInfo
- Publication number
- EP0778920A1 EP0778920A1 EP96913460A EP96913460A EP0778920A1 EP 0778920 A1 EP0778920 A1 EP 0778920A1 EP 96913460 A EP96913460 A EP 96913460A EP 96913460 A EP96913460 A EP 96913460A EP 0778920 A1 EP0778920 A1 EP 0778920A1
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- Prior art keywords
- valve
- fuel tank
- valves
- shut
- pump device
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Classifications
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
- F02M—SUPPLYING COMBUSTION ENGINES IN GENERAL WITH COMBUSTIBLE MIXTURES OR CONSTITUENTS THEREOF
- F02M25/00—Engine-pertinent apparatus for adding non-fuel substances or small quantities of secondary fuel to combustion-air, main fuel or fuel-air mixture
- F02M25/08—Engine-pertinent apparatus for adding non-fuel substances or small quantities of secondary fuel to combustion-air, main fuel or fuel-air mixture adding fuel vapours drawn from engine fuel reservoir
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
- F02M—SUPPLYING COMBUSTION ENGINES IN GENERAL WITH COMBUSTIBLE MIXTURES OR CONSTITUENTS THEREOF
- F02M25/00—Engine-pertinent apparatus for adding non-fuel substances or small quantities of secondary fuel to combustion-air, main fuel or fuel-air mixture
- F02M25/08—Engine-pertinent apparatus for adding non-fuel substances or small quantities of secondary fuel to combustion-air, main fuel or fuel-air mixture adding fuel vapours drawn from engine fuel reservoir
- F02M25/0809—Judging failure of purge control system
- F02M25/0818—Judging failure of purge control system having means for pressurising the evaporative emission space
Definitions
- the invention relates to a pump device for a fuel evaporation retention system or a fuel evaporation retention system according to the preamble of claim 1 or claim 5.
- a pump device is already known (WO 94/15090) which is provided for leak testing of a fuel evaporation retention system is to use the pump device to supply a defined air volume to a fuel tank of the internal combustion engine via a ventilation connection of an adsorption filter, so that an increase in pressure is brought about.
- Fuel evaporation retention system a regeneration valve which is provided between the adsorption filter and an intake pipe of the internal combustion engine in order to introduce the fuel vapor temporarily stored in the adsorption filter into the intake pipe by means of the regeneration valve.
- the pump device specified in the prior art has a pump membrane, which is alternately acted upon by negative pressure and ambient pressure for the drive.
- the vacuum is from the running engine Intake pipe of the internal combustion engine removed via a vacuum hose and fed via a switching valve, which is designed, for example, in the form of an electromagnetic valve, to a pump chamber of the pump device delimited by the switching valve and the pump membrane.
- Switching the switching valve is alternately set vacuum and ambient pressure in the pump room.
- the pump diaphragm moves upwards against the pressure force of a pump spring, air flowing from a supply line into a delivery chamber opposite the pump chamber, which is closed off by the pump diaphragm and two shut-off valves, a vacuum valve and a pressure relief valve.
- the pump membrane moves in the opposite direction, supported by the pressure force of the pump spring, the air enclosed in the pump chamber being compressed.
- the pressure relief valve opens, so that the ambient air compressed in the delivery chamber can flow via the delivery line into a ventilation line of the adsorption filter in order to increase the pressure in the fuel tank.
- the shut-off valve connected between the feed line and the delivery line parallel to the shut-off valves assume a closed position in which a connection of the feed line to the delivery line is interrupted. If no operation of the pump device or no leak test of the fuel evaporation retention system is provided, the shut-off valve remains in an open position in order to introduce ambient air into the adsorption filter for regeneration thereof, for example via an ambient air filter provided on the supply line, in the open position.
- a pump device providing an overpressure for the leak test is also known from WO 94/17298, at a blower motor is provided as a pump device.
- the blower motor is connected to a ventilation connection of the adsorption filter via a line and a check valve.
- An electromagnetically actuated shut-off valve is also provided at the ventilation connection and is connected to the line parallel to the blower motor. When the blower motor is operating, the shut-off valve assumes a closed position, so that an excess pressure can be built up in the fuel tank by means of the blower motor.
- a common feature of all such pump devices, which provide an overpressure for the leak test according to the method described above, is that a connection on the adsorption filter to the surroundings remains closed for the duration of the diagnosis.
- this increases the risk that, in the event of a malfunction of the shut-off valve, which remains permanently in a closed position, for example due to jamming, the fuel tank is gradually evacuated by the negative pressure of the intake pipe when the regeneration valve is opened.
- the vacuum can reach values in the fuel tank that exceed a maximum vacuum that is permissible for the fuel tank, so that the fuel tank can be destroyed.
- protective valves are usually attached to the fuel tank, which consist of an overpressure and a vacuum protection valve in order to open at a certain overpressure or under a certain underpressure in the fuel evaporation retention system, so that a pressure equalization with the environment takes place.
- protective valves are generally not operated at all and only in the event of a fault, for example when the shut-off valve is jammed, which, however, entails the risk that they will not work due to the long period of non-use, for example due to contamination or gluing, so that it in the worst case, damage to the fuel tank and the escape of fuel into the environment can occur.
- the pump device according to the invention or the fuel evaporation retention system according to the invention with the characterizing features of claim 1 or claim 5 has the advantage that, without making major design changes to already existing pumping devices, the fuel tank is protected in a simple manner from excessive, negative pressures damaging the fuel tank is possible.
- a protective valve arrangement with a vacuum protection valve provided, for example, on the fuel tank, which has been customary in the prior art, can be dispensed with, which results in a cost saving.
- the protective valves are also checked for their functionality by means of the pump device, so that a malfunction of the protective valves can be determined immediately, which prevents damage to the fuel tank due to defective protective valves with a very high degree of certainty.
- a fuel evaporation restraint system for an internal combustion engine (not shown in more detail), which is equipped with a pump device 2 according to the invention which is illustrated in a schematically simplified function and which builds up an overpressure in the fuel evaporation restraint system 1 for diagnostic purposes.
- the fuel evaporation retention system 1 further comprises a fuel tank 4 for supplying the internal combustion engine with fuel and an adsorption filter 6 connected to the fuel tank 4 via a tank line 5.
- the adsorption filter 6 is filled with an adsorption medium, in particular with activated carbon, and via a connecting line 9 with a Regeneration valve 10 connected, which is connected via a valve line 11 to an intake pipe 12 of the internal combustion engine.
- the valve line 11 opens, for example, downstream of a throttle valve 14 which is rotatably introduced into the intake pipe 12 of the internal combustion engine and in which an air or a fuel-air mixture flows in the direction of an arrow 15.
- a throttle valve 14 which is rotatably introduced into the intake pipe 12 of the internal combustion engine and in which an air or a fuel-air mixture flows in the direction of an arrow 15.
- Vacuum in the intake pipe 12 is sucked in via a ventilation connection 17 provided on the adsorption filter 6, so that the fuel temporarily stored in the adsorption filter 6 is entrained.
- the fuel vapors temporarily stored in the adsorption filter 6 mix with the ambient air flowing in via the ventilation connection 17.
- the regeneration valve 10 for example electromagnetically actuated and controlled by an electronic control unit 21, the fuel vapors reach the intake pipe 12 via the valve line 11 in order to then burn in at least one combustion chamber of the internal combustion engine.
- the regeneration valve 10 is closed for the leak test of the fuel evaporation retention system 1. Then a defined air volume is fed to the fuel tank 4 by means of the pump device 2 via the adsorption filter 6 in order to bring about an increase in pressure. After the pressure build-up is complete, it is waited for some time until the pressure has possibly decreased again due to a leak in the fuel evaporation retention system 1, the time elapsing for the pressure reduction being a measure of the size of the leakage opening that has occurred in the fuel evaporation retention system 1.
- This leak test of the fuel evaporation retention system 1 which is also known as the overpressure method, makes it possible to determine leakage openings of a size of less than one millimeter in diameter. If the overpressure in the fuel evaporation retention system 1 is not reached even after a certain number of pumping strokes of a pump membrane 22 of the pump device 2, a gross leak or a missing fuel cap can be found on
- Fuel tank 4 are closed.
- the electronic control device 21 connected to the pump device 2 to control a display device, for example, which is accommodated in the interior of the vehicle, in order in this way to inform the driver of the occurrence
- the overpressure required for checking purposes is provided by the pump device 2 according to the invention which, during the pumping process, arranges ambient air, for example via an in or on a housing 18 of the pump device 2
- the pump device 2 is composed of several functionally separate components which are housed in the housing 18 and essentially comprise a shut-off valve 20 and a pump part 23.
- the pump part 23 is provided for compressing the ambient air and is composed of the pump membrane 22, a pump plunger 40, a device 60 detecting the position of the pump plunger 40, a pump spring 39 and a valve arrangement formed by a vacuum valve 24 and a pressure valve 25.
- the device 60 can be designed, for example, in the form of a so-called reed switch known to the person skilled in the art or also in the form of an electrical contact or the like provided on the pump plunger 40.
- the pump diaphragm 22 divides the pump part 23 into a pump chamber 33, which is shown in the drawing below the pump membrane 22, and into a pumping chamber 34, which is shown above the pump membrane 22 sealed off from the environment.
- Pressure relief valve 25 are designed as one-way valves, so that the vacuum valve 24 opens against a restoring force only in the direction of the delivery chamber 34 and the pressure relief valve 25 against a restoring force only in the direction of the delivery line 30.
- the pump part 23 further comprises, for example, an electromagnetic drive, for which purpose the pump diaphragm 22 is driven, for example, by the pump plunger 40 Magnetic armature 44 is attached, which can be moved back and forth by magnetic forces of an electromagnet provided with an excitation coil 41, preferably at a relatively high pumping frequency.
- the shut-off valve 20 is designed, for example, to be electromagnetically operable and, for this purpose, also has a magnetic armature which can be moved by magnetic forces of an electromagnet provided with an excitation coil 42.
- the excitation coils 41, 42, the device 60 for detecting the position of the pump plunger 40 and the regeneration valve 10 are actuated, for example, via electrical lines by means of the electronic control unit 21.
- the shut-off valve 20 connected between the feed line 29 and the feed line 30 in parallel with the valves 24, 25 assumes a closed position in order to interrupt a connection of the feed line 29 to the feed line 30.
- the pump membrane 22 shown in the drawing moves in the direction of the delivery chamber 34, the ambient air enclosed in the delivery chamber 34 being compressed.
- the valves 24, 25 connected between the feed line 29 and the delivery line 30 parallel to the shut-off valve 20 initially assume a closed position.
- the pressure relief valve 25 When a certain overpressure in the delivery chamber 34, which is dependent on the construction of the pressure relief valve 25, is reached, the pressure relief valve 25 opens in the direction of the delivery line 30, so that compressed air can flow from the delivery chamber 34 via the delivery line 30 and the line 31 into the adsorption filter 6. During the subsequent opposite movement of the pump membrane 22 in the direction of the pump chamber 33, the pressure relief valve 25 closes and the vacuum valve 24 opens, ambient air being drawn into the delivery chamber 34 from the supply line 29. Is no operation of the pump device 2 or no leak test of the fuel evaporation Restraint system 1 desired, the shut-off valve 20 remains in the open position shown in the drawing.
- ambient air for regeneration of the adsorption filter 6 can flow via the ambient air filter 27 provided on the feed line 29 and through a bypass duct 45 into the delivery line 30 and from there via the line 31 and the ventilation connection 17 into the adsorption filter 6 .
- the two valves 24, 25, both of which only open in one direction in which an air flow from the supply line 29 via the delivery chamber 34 to the delivery line 30 takes place in such a way that when the shut-off valve 20 closes as a result of a malfunction, none the fuel tank 4 harmful vacuum build-up can come.
- the shut-off valve 20 which remains permanently in a closed position, for example due to jamming, it must therefore be ensured that the negative pressure prevailing in the fuel tank 4 is greater than that
- the amount of atmospheric pressure is always smaller than the amount of a maximum permissible fuel tank vacuum PTM compared to atmospheric pressure.
- the maximum permissible fuel tank negative pressure pp M. corresponds to a negative pressure at which a risk to the fuel tank 4 is excluded with certainty.
- the fuel tank vacuum p ⁇ is about 10 to 30 hPa (hecto-Pascal).
- both valves 24, 25 have a flow cross section Ag c h utz dimensioned such that in the case of a closed one Shut-off valve 20 and an open regeneration valve 10, the sum of the amounts of pressure losses at the valves 24, 25 and the adsorption filter 6 is always less than the amount of the maximum permissible Fuel tank vacuum P TM of the fuel tank 4, whereby damage to the fuel tank 4 is excluded with certainty.
- Valves 24, 25 can be determined by an idealized view of the valves 24, 25 as throttling devices which are designed in the form of an orifice. Such orifices are accommodated in a pipeline and cause a defined flow resistance in the flow, which leads to a pressure difference at the orifice or to a pressure loss in the flow. The calculation of such a pressure loss caused by an orifice is known to the person skilled in the art.
- the worst case is assumed that the regeneration valve 10 in its open position delivers its maximum possible discharge quantity with the mass flow rnrpgy into the intake pipe 12. For reasons of continuity, the mass flow mp ⁇ y of the regeneration valve 10 corresponds to that through the
- p. j .M the maximum permissible fuel tank vacuum
- p a the ambient pressure
- pgp the vacuum in the intake manifold 12
- ⁇ TE y corresponds to the flow rate of the regeneration valve 10
- ct Sc ⁇ j.utz to the flow rate of the valves 24, 25.
- the flow numbers ⁇ TEV and ⁇ tik represent correction factors which describe the aperture ratio of an aperture as a function of the Reynolds number Re and are known to the person skilled in the art, for example from relevant tables in the literature.
- the individual flow cross-sections Ag, -, ⁇ of the valves 24, 25 calculated according to the formula (2) depending on the known flow cross-section A TEV of the regeneration valve 10 have such a small flow loss in the flow between the feed line 29 and the delivery line 30 that the pressure loss across the valves 24, 25 and the adsorption filter 6, which determines the negative pressure in the fuel tank 4, always remains below the maximum permissible fuel tank negative pressure PTM. It is therefore possible to dispense with a vacuum valve on the fuel tank 4 that is otherwise absolutely necessary for safety reasons.
- a pressure relief valve usually provided, for example, in the tank cap can continue to be used.
- the invention is not limited to the pump device 2 described in the exemplary embodiment, for example driven by an electromagnetic drive, with a shut-off valve 20 designed to be electromagnetically actuated. It is of course also possible to use the pump device specified in the prior art, driven by the negative pressure in the intake pipe, or a pump device in the form of a blower motor or the like, or to modify its protective valves according to the invention.
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- Combustion & Propulsion (AREA)
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- General Engineering & Computer Science (AREA)
- Supplying Secondary Fuel Or The Like To Fuel, Air Or Fuel-Air Mixtures (AREA)
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DE19523936A DE19523936A1 (de) | 1995-06-30 | 1995-06-30 | Pumpvorrichtung für ein Brennstoffverdunstungs-Rückhhaltesystem und Brennstoffverdunstungs-Rückhaltesystem |
DE19523936 | 1995-06-30 | ||
PCT/DE1996/000768 WO1997002420A1 (de) | 1995-06-30 | 1996-05-03 | Pumpvorrichtung für ein brennstoffverdunstungs-rückhaltesystem und brennstoffverdunstungs-rückhaltesystem |
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US (1) | US5730107A (de) |
EP (1) | EP0778920B1 (de) |
JP (1) | JPH10505398A (de) |
KR (1) | KR970705698A (de) |
CN (1) | CN1066240C (de) |
DE (2) | DE19523936A1 (de) |
RU (1) | RU2157911C2 (de) |
WO (1) | WO1997002420A1 (de) |
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