Mtu Friedrichshafen Gmbh

Ronald Hegner

Michael Willmann

Andreas Thoss

Marc Radl

Peter Stroph

A supercharging unit for an internal combustion engine has a high-pressure turbine which drives a high-pressure compressor so as to perform a rotational movement about a first axis and through which exhaust gas of the internal combustion engine flows, and having a low-pressure turbine which drives a low-pressure compressor so as to perform a rotational movement about a second axis and through which exhaust gas flows. The high-pressure turbine is arranged rotationally conjointly on a first shaft, and the high-pressure compressor is arranged rotationally conjointly on a second shaft, wherein the first and the second shaft are arranged parallel to one another and are arranged offset with respect to one another, wherein the first and the second shaft are mechanically operatively connected to one another such that the high-pressure compressor can be driven by the high-pressure turbine.

Supercharging unit for an internal combustion engine, and internal combustion engine

A method for operating an internal combustion engine having at least one fuel injection valve for introducing fuel into a combustion chamber of the internal combustion engine, the valve being supplied with a specified current intensity in order to adjust a specified flow cross-section of a fuel fluidic connection in the combustion chamber. The maximum specified current intensity during normal operation is equal to a first current intensity and during a release operation is equal to a second, higher current intensity.

Method for operating an internal combustion engine and corresponding internal combustion engine

For a flap assembly, in particular an exhaust gas flap assembly, with the flap mounted on both sides via bearing devices in the housing, the disclosure describes a design in which a bearing body is supported radially against an annular collar of the bearing device and, by way of the annular collar, is held braced in a radially spring-loaded manner in a predefined radial position.

Flap assembly, in particular exhaust gas flap assembly

In an explosion protection for gas a turbine which includes a turbine wheel and a turbine housing surrounding the turbine wheel, wherein the explosion protection comprises a multi-layer structure of material of a high rupture strength, the explosion protection is in the form of an essentially closed pot including a bottom section and a sash extending fully around the bottom section for accommodating the turbine housing.

Explosion protection for a turbine and combustion engine

The invention relates to a fuel injection system for an internal combustion engine. The inventive fuel injection system comprises a high-pressure pump ( ) for delivering the fuel from a fuel reservoir ( ) and a number of fuel injectors ( ) for injecting the fuel into the combustion chamber of the internal combustion engine. The system is further provided with a high-pressure fuel line ( ) that links the high-pressure pump ( ) with the fuel injectors ( ) and that contains a high-pressure reservoir ( ). A fuel return line ( ) returns the fuel that was not injected by the fuel injectors ( ) and a leakage line ( ) returns the leakage amounts that occur at the fuel injectors ( ). According to the invention the high-pressure fuel line ( ), the fuel return line ( ) and the leakage line ( ) are combined in a common fuel line ( ) which is characterized by cross-sections of flow that are separated from one another by walls and that correspond to the individual lines ( ).

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Friedrichshafen, Germany

Ronald Hegner