EP3374620B1 - Internal combustion engine - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to an internal combustion engine according to the preamble of claim 1.
- Such an internal combustion engine is z. B. from the DE 10 2013 113609 A1 famous.
- Another internal combustion engine with cooling circuit is from DE 196 28 762 A1 famous.
- This shows a cooling circuit of an internal combustion engine with a cast cylinder block with a cooling water jacket, a cylinder head with cooling water ducts, a common flange surface between the cylinder head and cylinder block, and with cooling water ducts within the cylinder block, which are designed as feed or return ducts, of which at least one cooling water duct runs into the Flange surface opens, wherein there is a connection between the cooling water jacket and at least one of the cooling water guides in the form of a cast-in from the flange surface slit in the cylinder block.
- the advantage here is that the cooling circuit has a low pressure loss and an even distribution of the coolant. This saves pump power, generates less cylinder distortion and ensures an effective cooling effect.
- FIG 1 a standard single-circuit water circuit is shown as an example, with an internal combustion engine 1 having a crankcase 2 and a cylinder head 3 fastened thereon.
- the cooling circuit of the internal combustion engine 1 has a coolant pump 4, after which an engine oil cooler (MOC) 5 is arranged in the flow direction of the coolant.
- MOC engine oil cooler
- the coolant flow branches into the exhaust gas recirculation (EGR)s cooler 6 and the crankcase 2.
- EGR exhaust gas recirculation
- the coolant After the coolant has passed through the crankcase 2, it reaches the cylinder head 3. After the coolant enters the cylinder head 3 has flowed through, it combines with the partial flow of the coolant that flows out of the exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) cooler 6 .
- This combined flow of coolant now reaches the thermostat 7 which, depending on the working position, directs the flow of coolant either directly to the coolant pump 4 or takes a detour via the cooler 8 .
- figure 2 shows an example of a "common rail" water jacket single circuit water circuit.
- a water flow in the crankcase 2 and in the cylinder head 3 that flows essentially in the transverse direction is advantageous from a cooling point of view.
- the rail In front of the entry into the crankcase, there is an entry volume (“common rail”) into which the water from the pump can flow with little loss. From this rail, the water flows are evenly directed to the individual cylinders. In addition, water for other coolers such as e.g. B. EGR cooler and engine oil cooler can be removed as required. The respective water volume flows can be adjusted by the cross sections. Ideally, the rail should be conical to enable even water speeds and low-loss water extraction. After the water has crossed the cylinder passages in the crankcase, it flows up through the cylinder head gasket on the other side into the head. The head is then also flowed through transversely.
- common rail In front of the entry into the crankcase, there is an entry volume (“common rail”) into which the water from the pump can flow with little loss. From this rail, the water flows are evenly directed to the individual cylinders. In addition, water for other coolers such as e.g. B. EGR cooler and engine oil cooler can be removed as required. The respective water volume flows can be
- the water When leaving the head area (ideally on the side of the outlet channels for maximum cooling there), the water flows into a second volume, the outlet rail, which should also be conical in shape according to the amount of water. From there the water flows in the usual way to the thermostat. For a single circuit water cycle, this is shown schematically in figure 2 shown.
- the internal combustion engine 1 is shown, which has a crankcase 2 and a cylinder head 3 fastened thereon.
- the cooling circuit Internal combustion engine 1 has a coolant pump 4, after which an inlet rail 9 is arranged in the direction of flow of the coolant, with the coolant flow in the direction of flow in an engine oil cooler (M ⁇ K) 5 and an exhaust gas recirculation (EGR)s cooler 6, which are upstream or downstream are arranged on the intake rail 9 and branched into the crankcase 2 .
- EGR exhaust gas recirculation
- the coolant of the partial flow originating from the inlet rail 9 flows through the crankcase 2, after it has flowed through the crankcase 2 it reaches the cylinder head 3. After the coolant has flowed through the cylinder head 3, it flows into the outlet rail 10. This out Coolant flow originating from the outlet rail 10, M ⁇ K 5 and EGR 6 now reaches the thermostat 7, which, depending on the working position, directs the coolant flow either directly to the coolant pump 4 or via the cooler 8.
- figure 3 discloses a "common-rail" water jacket - dual-circuit water circuit with "split cooling", ( 3 + 4).
- the internal combustion engine 1 is shown by way of example, which has a crankcase 2 and a cylinder head 3 fastened thereon.
- the cooling circuit of the internal combustion engine 1 has a coolant pump 4, after which an inlet rail 9 is arranged in the flow direction of the coolant, with the coolant flow in the flow direction in an engine oil cooler (M ⁇ K) 5 and an exhaust gas recirculation (EGR)s cooler 6, the are arranged after the intake rail 9 and branched into the crankcase 2 and the cylinder head 3 .
- M ⁇ K engine oil cooler
- EGR exhaust gas recirculation
- the coolant flow In the flow direction of the coolant after the engine oil cooler (MOC) 5 and the exhaust gas recirculation (EGR)s cooler 6, the coolant flow combines with the coolant partial flow that emerges from the outlet rail 10 of the cylinder head and the outlet rail 11 of the crankcase.
- the partial flow of coolant emerging from the outlet rail 11 of the crankcase flows through a regulated flap 12 which communicates with the engine control unit, which is not shown.
- the regulated flap 12 is able to quantitatively control, or at least switch on and off, the flow of coolant originating from the outlet rail 11 of the crankcase.
- the flow range of the controlled damper lies between the boundary conditions "full flow" and "completely closed”.
- the coolant of the partial flow originating from the intake rail 9 flows through the crankcase 2 and the cylinder head 3 on the one hand. After the coolant has flowed through the crankcase 2, it reaches the outlet rail 11. After the other partial flow of the intake rail coolant has flowed through the cylinder head 3, it flows into the outlet rail 10 of the cylinder head.
- This combined coolant flow originating from outlet rail 10, outlet rail 11, M ⁇ K 5 and EGR 6 now reaches the thermostat 7, which, depending on the working position, directs the coolant flow either directly to the coolant pump 4 or via the cooler 8 .
- a water flow in the crankcase 2 and in the cylinder head 3 that flows essentially in the transverse direction is advantageous from a cooling point of view.
- the cooling circuit of the internal combustion engine 1 has a coolant pump 4, after which an inlet rail 9 is arranged in the flow direction of the coolant, with the coolant flow in the flow direction in an engine oil cooler (M ⁇ K) 5 and an exhaust gas recirculation (EGR)s cooler 6, the are arranged after the intake rail 9 and branched into the crankcase 2 and the cylinder head 3 .
- M ⁇ K engine oil cooler
- EGR exhaust gas recirculation
- the coolant after the engine oil cooler (M ⁇ K) 5 and the exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) s cooler 6 combines the Coolant flow with the coolant partial flow exiting the outlet rail 10 of the cylinder head and the outlet rail 11 of the crankcase.
- the partial flow of coolant emerging from the outlet rail 11 of the crankcase flows through a regulated flap 12 which communicates with the engine control unit, which is not shown.
- the regulated flap 12 is able to quantitatively control the flow of coolant originating from the outlet rail 11 of the crankcase.
- the flow range of the controlled damper lies between the boundary conditions "full flow” and "completely closed”.
- the coolant of the partial flow originating from the intake rail 9 flows through the crankcase 2 and the cylinder head 3 on the one hand.
- figure 5 shows an example of the water flow in the crankcase 2 of the six-cylinder internal combustion engine 1 with flow guide vanes 14 designed as claws on the inlet side.
- the flow guide vanes can be seen as a replacement or addition to the conical shape of the rail. In 6 they are not designed conically, for example.
- the internal combustion engine 1 has claw-like flow guide vanes 14 in the water jacket guide.
- the claw-like water jacket guide has an individual depth x(1-6) between the end tips of the flow guide vanes 14 on.
- the conical outlet 10 and/or inlet 9 rails are part of the water jacket.
- the cooling liquid flows inside the flow guide vanes upwards into the cylinder head 15.
- the depth x is designed using CFD.
- figure 6 shows the water flow in the crankcase 2 of the six-cylinder internal combustion engine 1 in this example with flow guide vanes 14 designed as claws on the inlet and outlet side.
- the internal combustion engine 1 has claw-like flow guide vanes 14 in the water jacket guide, which are arranged both on the inlet side and on the outlet side.
- the claw-like water jacket guide has an individual depth a(1-6), e(1-6) between the end tips of the flow guide vanes 14.
- FIG. A targeted and low-loss flow control can thus be achieved.
- the outlet 10, 11 and/or inlet 9 rails are part of the water jacket.
- FIG 7 the water flow between the outlet valves 15, the inlet valves 16 and the injector 17 is shown.
- the main cooling water flow occurs between the hot outlet channels.
- the distances a, b, c, d between the valves are designed using computational fluid dynamics (CFD).
- figure 8 shows the combustion floor 19 along the section line AA or BB between the valves 15, 16 in the cylinder head 3.
- the water jacket bulges downwards with individually designed nose-like flow guide vanes 18.
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Die Erfindung betrifft eine Brennkraftmaschine nach dem Oberbegriff des Anspruchs 1.The invention relates to an internal combustion engine according to the preamble of
Eine derartige Brennkraftmaschine ist z. B. aus der
Eine andere Brennkraftmaschine mit Kühlkreislauf ist aus der
Bei bisherigen bekannten Kühlwassermänteln wird das Wasser in unterschiedlicher Weise von der Pumpe zu den zu kühlenden Passagen im Kurbelgehäuse geleitet. Meist gibt es nur einen oder maximal zwei Eintritte in den Wassermantel des Kurbelgehäuses. Das Thermostat ist meist an einer Stirnseite des Zylinderkopfes angebracht. Dadurch entstehen ungleichmäßige Verteilungen des Wassers auf die einzelnen Zylinder, die nur durch angepasste Verkleinerungen der Durchtritte in der Zylinderkopfdichtung ausgeglichen werden können. Diese Durchtrittsverkleinerungen führen zu erhöhten Druckverlusten, erhöhter Pumpenleistung und damit letztendlich zu erhöhtem Kraftstoffverbrauch. Das durch die Dichtungsdurchtritte vom Kurbelgehäuse in den Kopf strömende Wasser kann den Kopf nur auf einer Seite verlassen, wodurch eine stark unterschiedliche Wasserversorgung der einzelnen Bereiche im Kopf unvermeidbar ist.In previously known cooling water jackets, the water is guided in different ways from the pump to the passages in the crankcase that are to be cooled. Usually there is only one or at most two entries into the water jacket of the crankcase. The thermostat is usually on one attached to the face of the cylinder head. This results in uneven distribution of the water on the individual cylinders, which can only be compensated for by appropriately reducing the passages in the cylinder head gasket. These passage reductions lead to increased pressure losses, increased pump performance and ultimately to increased fuel consumption. The water flowing through the seal passages from the crankcase into the head can only leave the head on one side, which means that the water supply to the individual areas in the head varies greatly.
Es ist die Aufgabe der vorliegenden Erfindung, die oben genannten Nachteile zu vermeiden und eine Brennkraftmaschine zu schaffen, die Kühlmittelströme weitgehend verlustarm zu den Kühlstellen führt.It is the object of the present invention to avoid the disadvantages mentioned above and to create an internal combustion engine which guides coolant flows to the cooling points with largely low losses.
Die Aufgabe der vorliegenden Erfindung wird durch eine Brennkraftmaschine mit den Merkmalen des Anspruchs 1 gelöst.The object of the present invention is achieved by an internal combustion engine having the features of
Hierbei ist von Vorteil, dass der Kühlkreislauf einen geringen Druckverlust und eine gleichmäßige Verteilung des Kühlmittels aufweist. Dies spart Pumpenleistung, erzeugt geringeren Zylinderverzug und sorgt für effektive Kühlwirkung.The advantage here is that the cooling circuit has a low pressure loss and an even distribution of the coolant. This saves pump power, generates less cylinder distortion and ensures an effective cooling effect.
Weitere vorteilhafte Ausgestaltungen ergeben sich aus den Unteransprüchen.Further advantageous configurations emerge from the dependent claims.
Im Folgenden wird die Erfindung anhand eines in der Zeichnung dargestellten Ausführungsbeispiels näher erläutert. Dabei zeigt:
- Figur 1:
- einen Standard Einkreis-Wasserkreislauf
- Figur 2:
- "Common-Rail" Wassermantel, Einkreis-Wasserkreislauf
- Figur 3:
- "Common-Rail" Wassermantel, Zweikreis-Wasserkreislauf
- Figur 4:
- "Common-Rail" Wassermantel, Zweikreis-Wasserkreislauf mit Ölkühler im Einlass-Rail
- Figur 5:
- die Wasserführung im Kurbelgehäuse mit Strömungsleitschaufeln auf der Einlassseite
- Figur 6:
- die Wasserführung im Kurbelgehäuse mit Strömungsleitschaufeln auf der Einlass- und Auslassseite
- Figur 7:
- die Wasserführung zwischen den Ventilen
- Figur 8:
- den Brennboden.
- Figure 1:
- a standard single circuit water cycle
- Figure 2:
- "Common-Rail" water jacket, single circuit water cycle
- Figure 3:
- "Common-Rail" water jacket, dual circuit water circuit
- Figure 4:
- "Common-Rail" water jacket, dual circuit water circuit with oil cooler in the inlet rail
- Figure 5:
- the water flow in the crankcase with flow guide vanes on the inlet side
- Figure 6:
- the water flow in the crankcase with flow guide vanes on the inlet and outlet side
- Figure 7:
- the water flow between the valves
- Figure 8:
- the firing floor.
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Vorteilhaft aus Kühlungssicht ist ein im Wesentlichen in Querrichtung strömender Wasserfluss im Kurbelgehäuse 2 und im Zylinderkopf 3.A water flow in the
Vor dem Eintritt ins Kurbelgehäuse ist ein Eintrittsvolumen ("Common Rail") angebracht, in das das Wasser aus der Pumpe verlustarm einströmen kann. Aus diesem Rail werden die Wasserströme gleichmäßig zu den einzelnen Zylindern geleitet. Außerdem kann aus diesem Rail Wasser für andere Kühler wie z. B. AGR-Kühler und Motorölkühler bedarfsgerecht entnommen werden. Die jeweiligen Wassermengenströme können durch die Querschnitte angepasst werden. Das Rail sollte im Optimalfall konisch sein, um gleichmäßige Wassergeschwindigkeiten und verlustarme Wasserentnahmen zu ermöglichen. Nachdem das Wasser die Zylinderpassagen im Kurbelgehäuse quer durchströmt hat, strömt es durch die Zylinderkopfdichtung auf der anderen Seite nach oben in den Kopf. Der Kopf wird anschließend ebenfalls quer durchströmt. Das Wasser strömt beim Verlassen des Kopf-Bereiches (im Idealfall auf der Seite der Auslasskanäle, um dort maximal zu kühlen) in ein zweites Volumen, das Auslass-Rail, das ebenfalls entsprechend den Wassermengen konisch geformt sein sollte. Von dort strömt das Wasser in üblicher Weise weiter zum Thermostat. Für einen Einkreis-Wasserkreislauf ist das schematisch in
Dargestellt wird die Brennkraftmaschine 1, die ein Kurbelgehäuse 2 und einen darauf befestigten Zylinderkopf 3 aufweist. Der Kühlkreislauf der Brennkraftmaschine 1 weist eine Kühlmittelpumpe 4 auf, nach der in Strömungsrichtung des Kühlmittels ein Einlass-Rail 9 angeordnet ist, wobei sich der Kühlmittelstrom in Strömungsrichtung in einen Motorölkühler (MÖK) 5 und einen Abgasrückführung(AGR)s-Kühler 6, die vor oder nach dem Einlass-Rail 9 angeordnet sind und in das Kurbelgehäuse 2 verzweigt. In Strömungsrichtung des Kühlmittels nach dem Motorölkühler (MÖK) 5 und dem Abgasrückführung(AGR)s-Kühler 6 vereinigt sich der Kühlmittelstrom mit dem Kühlmittelteilstrom, der aus dem Auslass-Rail 10 austritt. Das Kühlmittel des aus dem Einlass-Rail 9 stammenden Teilstroms durchströmt das Kurbelgehäuse 2, nachdem es das Kurbelgehäuse 2 durchströmt hat, erreicht es den Zylinderkopf 3. Nachdem das Kühlmittel den Zylinderkopf 3 durchströmt hat, strömt es in das Auslass-Rail 10. Dieser aus Auslass-Rail 10, MÖK 5 und AGR 6 stammende und vereinigte Kühlmittelstrom erreicht nun den Thermostat 7, der den Kühlmittelstrom je nach Arbeitsstellung entweder direkt zur Kühlmittelpumpe 4 leitet oder den Umweg über den Kühler 8 nehmen lässt.The
Bei Verwendung eines Zweikreis-Wasserkreislaufs nach
Vorteilhaft aus Kühlungssicht ist ein im Wesentlichen in Querrichtung strömender Wasserfluss im Kurbelgehäuse 2 und im Zylinderkopf 3 und die Abschaltbarkeit der Kurbelgehäusekühlung zur schnelleren Erwärmung des Motors.Advantageous from a cooling point of view is a water flow in the
In
In beiden Fällen wird durch den "Common-Rail" Wassermantel eine besonders effektive, gleichmäßige und druckverlustarme Querstromkühlung von Kurbelgehäuse 2 und Zylinderkopf 3 möglich. Die Details müssten mit Hilfe von CFD-Berechnungen ausgelegt werden.In both cases, the "common rail" water jacket enables a particularly effective, uniform and low-pressure-loss cross-flow cooling of the
In
Vorteilhaft aus Kühlungssicht ist ein im Wesentlichen in Querrichtung strömender Wasserfluss im Kurbelgehäuse 2 und im Zylinderkopf 3.A water flow in the
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- Brennkraftmaschineinternal combustion engine
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- Kurbelgehäusecrankcase
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- Zylinderkopfcylinder head
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- Kühlmittelpumpecoolant pump
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- Motorölkühler (MÖK)Engine Oil Cooler (MÖK)
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- Abgasrückführung (AGR)Exhaust gas recirculation (EGR)
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- Thermostatthermostat
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- Kühlercooler
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- Einlass-Railinlet rail
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- Auslass-Railoutlet rail
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- Auslass-Railoutlet rail
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- Geregelte KlappeRegulated flap
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- Ölkühleroil cooler
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- Strömungsleitschaufelnflow guide vanes
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- Auslassventiloutlet valve
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- Einlassventilintake valve
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- Injektorinjector
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- Strömungsleitschaufelnflow guide vanes
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- Brennbodenfiring tray
Claims (7)
- Internal combustion engine comprisinga crankcase (2) which has a water jacket and which conducts coolant,at least one coolant-receiving inlet rail (9) which is arranged upstream of the crankcase in a flow direction of the coolant and which communicates with said crankcase, or at least one coolant-receiving inlet rail (9) which is a constituent part of the water jacket, at least one coolant-conducting cylinder head (3), and at least one coolant-receiving outlet rail (10) which is arranged downstream of the cylinder head (3) in a flow direction of the coolant and which communicates with said cylinder head (3),characterizedin that the inlet rail (9) is configured so as to communicate both with the crankcase (2) and with the cylinder head (3),in that the inlet rail (9) is of conical design, and in that the water jacket has a claw-like water jacket guide.
- Internal combustion engine according to Claim 1, characterized in that the outlet rail (10) is of conical design.
- Internal combustion engine according to Claim 1 or 2,
characterized
in that the claw-like water jacket guide has flow-guiding vanes (14). - Internal combustion engine according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the claw-like water jacket guide has an individual depth x1, a1, and e1.
- Internal combustion engine according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized
in that at least one EGR cooler (6) is integrated in the inlet rail (9). - Internal combustion engine according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized
in that the cooling water main flow passes through between the hot outlet channels. - Internal combustion engine according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized
in that flow-guiding vanes (18) which are bulged in the manner of lugs toward the combustion base (19) are arranged between the inlet (16) and outlet (15) channels.
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