Robert Boschgmbh

Avl List Gmbh

Christian Meisl

Christian Graspeuntner

Jaroslav Hlousek

Heribert Kammerstetter

Martin Bernhaupt

Markus Kathan

A method for roller burnishing a cylindrical component part surface of a workpiece includes using a roller burnishing tool including at least one rolling element. The at least one rolling element is pressed by hydrostatic pressurization radially outwardly against the component part surface and is left to roll down on the component part surface by rotating the roller burnishing tool or the workpiece. The torque arising as a result of the friction between the at least one rolling element and the component part surface is detected and sent for evaluation.

Method for roller burnishing a cylindrical component part surface

In a method for injecting fuel into the combustion chamber of an internal combustion engine, the fuel is fed by at least one prefeed pump from a tank to at least one high-pressure pump and the high-pressure fuel fed by the high-pressure pump is supplied to the injector, wherein the injector has an injection nozzle with an axially movable nozzle needle protruding into a control chamber which can be fed with fuel under pressure and whose pressure is controlled by a control valve which opens or closes at least one inflow or outflow duct for fuel. Between the prefeed pump and the high-pressure pump, a partial volume of the fuel is branched off as a flushing volume and supplied to a flushing channel of the injector, wherein the flushing volume is directly supplied to the control valve such that the flushing volume flows at least partially through the control valve and preferably mixes with the fuel from the inflow or outflow duct, respectively.

Method and device for injecting fuel into the combustion chamber of an internal combustion engine

In a device for the injection of fuel into the combustion chamber of an internal combustion engine, including at least one high-pressure accumulator (), an injector (), at least one high-pressure line () connecting the high-pressure accumulator () with the injector (), and a resonator line () arranged in parallel with the high-pressure line () between the injector () and the high-pressure accumulator () and including a resonator throttle () on the side of the high-pressure accumulator, the resonator line () is formed by an insert piece () pressed into the bore of the high-pressure line and is, in particular, formed within the same.

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Christian Meisl