Hydraulik-ring Gmbh

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Hydraulik-ring Antriebs-und Steuerungstechnik Gmbh

Siemens Diesel Systems Technology

Dr. Ing. H.c. F. Porsche Aktiengesellschaft

Siemens Diesel Systems Technology Vdo

Siemens Diesel Systems Technologies, LLC

Hydraulik-ring Antriebs- Und Steueringstechnik Gmbh

Bernd Niethammer

Martin Lenk

Andreas Knecht

Steffen Martin

Dieter Tischer

Alfred Trzmiel

Roland Meyer

Robert H Roy

Martin Luedicke

Jason Lin

Greg Hafner

Ulrich Augustin

Jens Gebhardt

Johann Warga

Winfried Richter

A pump for a SCR system in vehicles which includes a housing in which at least one pump element is arranged which is activated by a eccentric drive and has at least one a pump piston. The at least one pump piston includes at least a spring bellow which is elastically deformable during pump operation.

Pump for a selective catalytic reduction (SCR) system in vehicles comprising at least one pump element comprising a pump piston, a spring bellow, and an actuation tappet under force of a compression spring surrounding the spring bellow

The disclosure relates 10 a device which is used to adjust the valve stroke of internal combustion engines and has an actuation element for the valve stem. The actuation element is actuated by the camshaft and has a receiving space for a pressure medium. The receiving space is fluidically connected to a reservoir space of an adjustment reservoir. The volume of the reservoir space can be adjusted by means of a reservoir piston. The reservoir piston is loaded toward the reservoir space with a force that is greater than the force applied by the pressure medium and that is less than the restoring force acting on the piston.

Device for adjusting the stroke of a valve of internal combustion engines

A control valve includes a main body, the first coil assembly arranged on the first side of the main body and having the first contact surface and the first through hole extending from the first contact surface, the second coil assembly arranged on the second side of the main body and having the second contact surface and the second through hole extending from the second contact surface, and a spool arranged within the main body and configured to move between the first and second contact surfaces. The spool has the third contact surface facing the first contact surface, the fourth contact surface facing the second contact surface, and the third through hole extending from the third contact surface to the fourth contact surface. A surface pattern is formed on one or more of the first, second, third and fourth contact surfaces and includes the first recessed portion substantially extending from an inner circumference to an outer circumference of the corresponding one of the first, second, third and fourth contact surfaces.

Fuel injector assembly

A multiple stage pump having valves downstream from each respective pump in a same line thereof. The respective lines then merge into a common line. The multiple stage pump prevents pressure variations and shot to shot fuel variations.

Multiple stage pump with multiple external control valves

A multiple stage pump having valves downstream from each respective pump in a same line thereof. The respective lines then merge into a common line. The multiple stage pump prevents pressure variations. The multiple stage pump includes a first pump in a first stage and a second pump in a second stage. At least one valve is downstream from one of the first pump and the second pump in at least one of the first stage and the second stage. A common branch line connects the first stage and the second stage to a common hydraulic system.

A fuel injector having a piezoelectric actuator. A needle valve is mounted in the injector body and has an opening hydraulic surface substantially surrounded by a high-pressure fuel line in fluid communication with a high-pressure fuel chamber. A control piston partly defines a piston control chamber, which is in fluid communication with the opening hydraulic surface and the high-pressure fuel chamber. The piezoelectric actuator is activated between an off position and an on position for positioning a control valve into an open position or a closed position. A high-pressure fuel condition is maintained in the piston control chamber by fuel supplied from the high-pressure fuel chamber and independent of any actuation of the control valve. In a low pressure fuel condition, a force on the opening hydraulic surface of the needle valve member is greater than the downward force on the closing hydraulic surface thereby opening the needle valve member for producing an injection event.

Fuel injector with piezoelectric actuator and method of use

A multiple stage pump having valves upstream from each respective pump in a same line thereof. The respective lines then merge into a common line. The multiple stage pump prevents pressure variations. The multiple stage pump includes a first pump in a first stage and a second pump in a second stage. At least one valve is upstream from one of the first pump and the second pump in at least one of the first stage and the second stage. A common branch line connects the first stage and the second stage to a common hydraulic system.

Method of reducing pressure peaks in a fuel injector

A control device for switching an intake or exhaust valve of an internal combustion engine has a control valve with a control valve piston for controlling flow of a hydraulic medium from a pressure line to the intake or exhaust valve. At least one actuating element is correlated with the intake or exhaust valve and has a first end acted on by the hydraulic medium. At least one damping device interacts with the at least one actuating element and is arranged at a second end of the actuating element opposite the first end. The at least one damping device exerts a damping force onto the actuating element counteracting a force exerted by the hydraulic medium.

Control device for switching intake and exhaust valves of internal combustion engines

An oil activated fuel injector control valve which substantially eliminates captured air within working fluid of the fuel injector. This eliminates shot by shot variations in the fuel injector as well as increasing the efficiency of the fuel injector. The fuel injector includes a control valve body which has vent holes which prevent air from mixing with the working fluid. In this manner, the working fluid does not have to compress and/or dissolve the air in the working ports prior to acting on the piston and plunger mechanism in an intensifier body of the fuel injector.

Oil activated fuel injector control valve

A device for changing the angle of rotation of a camshaft of an internal combustion engine relative to a driving wheel. The device includes an inner part, which is provided with bridges or wings, and is disposed rotationally movable in a cell wheel. The driven cell wheel has several bridges, which are distributed over the periphery and divided by bridges or wings of the inner part into in each case two pressure spaces. The change in the angular position is caused by applying pressure on or relieving pressure from the two pressure spaces. As an end position is approached, the adjusting movement is damped hydraulically by integrated damping means. These damping means are formed by the interaction of the mutually approaching bridges of the inner part and of the cell wheel.

Device for hydraulically adjusting the angle of rotation of a shaft in relation to a driving wheel

The invention relates to a method for machining control edges of a valve, preferably of a valve for a fuel injection device of an internal combustion engine, with the fuel injection device having at least one piston with control edges which co-operate with control edges fixedly connected to a valve, wherein respectively co-operating control edges are machined in one single machining operation with the aid of one single tool. The invention also relates to a fuel injection device with a valve which has control edges machined according to this method and which activates at least one injection valve body for closing off nozzle openings, wherein the valve is controlled by a control unit and is equipped with working connections by which a pressure medium is supplied to a control piston for displacing the injection valve body.

Method for machining control edges of a valve for a fuel injection device of an internal combustion engine and fuel injection device with such a valve

The present invention relates to a control valve, especially for fuel injection devices for internal combustion engines, preferably diesel engines, with a valve housing within which at least one piston is displaceable and which comprises stops for the piston, wherein at least one of the stops is axially displaceable.

Control valve for fuel injection devices for internal combustion engines

The invention relates to a fuel injection device for internal combustion engines, preferably Diesel engines. The device has at least one control valve by means of which a control piston is displaceable by a pressure medium in order to convey fuel through at least one channel toward a combustion chamber of the internal combustion engine. The device has at least one accumulator for the pressure medium disposed in a flow direction of the pressure medium, whereby the accumulator is provided within the control piston.

Fuel injection device for internal combustion engines

The present invention relates to a fuel injection device for combustion engines, preferably Diesel engines, with at least one pilot valve by means of which a control piston is displaceable by a pressure medium in order to convey fuel through at least one line/channel toward a combustion chamber of the internal combustion engine, whereby at least one accumulator is provided in the flow path of the fuel or the pressure medium, and an accumulator space is connected to the connecting line/channel for the fuel or the pressure medium.

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Nürtingen, Germany

Bernd Niethammer