Robert Boschgmbh

Michael Kurrle

Peter Boehland

Udo Schaich

Dieter Junger

Andreas Huber

Andreas Gruenberger

Joerg-Peter Fischer

Jens-Peter Nagel

Reiner Koch

Udo Lux

Andreas Peisker

Peter Storch

Harald Beuschel

An injector for high-pressure injection of fuel in self-igniting internal combustion engines includes an actuator valve for opening and closing the injector; a nozzle needle, which in the closed state of the injector closes at least one injection opening; a metering valve, which establishes a hydraulic communication between the actuator valve and the relief chamber of the injector; a pressure holding device, which serves to maintain a static pressure required for the metering valve; and a first control quantity line for control quantities that flow via the actuator valve, and a second control quantity line for control quantities that flow via the metering valve. The pressure holding device dynamically separates the control quantities of the metering valve from the control quantities of the actuator valve by means of a hydraulic fluctuation damper.

Injector for high-pressure fuel injection

The fuel injection system having one high-pressure fuel pump and one fuel injection valve for each engine cylinder in which the pump piston defines a work chamber, which communicates with a pressure chamber of the fuel injection valve. A control valve controls connection of the pump work chamber with a relief chamber and having a second control valve controls a connection of a control pressure chamber, which communicates with the pump work chamber defined by a control piston with a relief chamber is controlled, and in which connection a throttle restriction is provided. A flow cross section of the connection of the control pressure chamber with the relief chamber is controlled as a function of the stroke of the control piston, such that with an increasing opening stroke of the injection valve member, a smaller flow cross section is uncovered by the control piston and at the maximum opening stroke of the injection valve member, the uncovered flow cross section is smaller than the flow cross section of the second throttle restriction.

Fuel injection device for an internal combustion engine

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Wendlingen, Germany

Michael Kurrle