US2001054287A1PendingUtilityA1
Charged internal combustion engine
Priority: May 11, 2000Filed: Apr 17, 2001Published: Dec 27, 2001
Est. expiryMay 11, 2020(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
F02B 37/04F02M 26/08F01N 3/32F02B 29/0406F02B 37/18F02M 26/16F02B 39/10Y02T10/12
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Abstract
The invention concerns a charged internal combustion engine with at least one stage of charging by a turbocharger. The invention is characterized by the fact that at least one supplemental compressor is connected parallel to or in series with the turbocharger, where the supplemental compressor has a drive independent form the working medium cycle of the internal combustion engine.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . Charged Internal Combustion Engine
1.1 with at least one-step charging by a turbocharger, 1.2 identified by the fact that at least one supplemental compressor is connected to the turbocharger parallel or in series; 1.3 the supplemental compressor has a drive independent from the working medium cycle of the internal combustion engine.
2 . Internal combustion engine based on claim 1 , identified by the fact that the additional compressor is powered by an electric motor.
3 . Internal combustion engine based on claim 1 or 2 , identified by the fact that the supplemental compressor is arranged in front of the turbocharger in the flow direction.
4 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 1 to 3 , identified by the fact that there is at least one closing or switching means between the supplemental compressor and the turbocharger.
5 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 1 to 4 , identified by the fact that the turbocharger has a charge cooler attached behind it, or with multi-level charging, at least one charge cooler is connected behind one level.
6 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 1 to 5 , identified by the fact that the turbocharger has a charge cooler attached behind it, or with multi-level charging, at least one charge cooler is connected behind one level.
7 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 1 to 6 , identified by the fact that the supplemental compressor is used as a secondary air pump to draw air in a catalytic converter.
8 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 1 to 7 , identified by the fact that an electric engine which provides power to the supplemental compressor is present.
9 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 1 to 8 , identified by the fact that an electronic control device is present to power the supplemental compressor and the closing or switching means.
10 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 1 to 9 , identified by the fact that the supplemental compressor aids the turbocharger in operational conditions in which the power taken from the exhaust flow is insufficient.
11 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 1 to 10 , identified by the fact that the supplemental compressor is turned off by the turbocharger when the required boost pressure is attained.
12 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 1 to 10 , identified by the fact that the supplemental compressor is used to deliberately increase the boost pressure.
13 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 1 to 12 , identified by the fact that the supplemental compressor and the turbocharger draw from different intake areas.
14 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 1 to 12 , identified by the fact that the supplemental compressor and the turbocharger draw from the same intake area.
15 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 1 to 14 , identified by the fact that the air compressed by the supplemental compressor can only flow in the direction of the turbocharger.
16 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 1 to 15 , identified by the fact that the turbocharger no longer draws from the supplemental compressor, once the supplemental compressor is switched off.
17 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 1 to 16 , identified by the fact that there is at least one supplemental compressor with at least one step is connected in series with turbocharger.
18 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 1 to 16 , identified by the fact that there is at least one supplemental compressor with at least one step is connected parallel with turbocharger.
19 . Internal combustion engine based on claim 2 , identified by the fact that the electric motor is powered by the 12-volt electrical system.
20 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 1 to 19 , identified by the fact that the intake pipe assembly ( 18 ) includes the supplemental compressor.
21 . Internal combustion engine based on claim 20 , identified by the fact that the supplemental compressor is integrated in the intake pipe.
22 . Internal combustion engine based on claim 20 , identified by the fact that the supplemental compressor is built is onto the intake pipe.
23 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 1 to 19 , identified by the fact that the cylinder head assembly ( 23 ) includes the supplemental compressor.
24 . Internal combustion engine based on claim 23 , identified by the fact that the supplemental compressor ( 4 ) is integrated in the cylinder head or cylinder head cover.
25 . Internal combustion engine based on claim 23 , identified by the fact that the supplemental compressor ( 4 ) is built onto the cylinder head or cylinder head cover.
26 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 1 to 19 , identified by the fact that the air filter assembly ( 24 ) includes the supplemental compressor ( 4 ).
27 . Internal combustion engine based on claim 26 , identified by the fact that the supplemental compressor ( 4 ) is integrated in the air filter casing.
28 . Internal combustion engine based on claim 26 , identified by the fact that the supplemental compressor ( 4 ) is built onto the air filter casing.
29 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 1 to 19 , identified by the fact that the exhaust assembly ( 25 ) includes the supplemental compressor ( 4 ).
30 . Internal combustion engine based on claim 29 , identified by the fact that the supplemental compressor is integrated in the exhaust drive.
31 . Internal combustion engine based on claim 29 , identified by the fact that the supplemental compressor ( 4 ) is built onto the exhaust drive.
32 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 20 to 31 , identified by the fact that the spiral conduction is formed around the compressor running wheel directly in the component incorporating the compressor.
33 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 20 to 32 , identified by the fact that the drive ( 5 ) of the supplemental compressor ( 4 ) is mounted vibration decoupling in the assembly which incorporates the supplemental compressor ( 4 ).
34 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 1 to 33 , identified by the fact that the drive ( 5 ) of the supplemental compressor ( 4 ) is attached to the coolant circuit of the internal combustion engine in such a manner that the heat of the drive is dissipated.
35 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 20 to 34 , identified by the fact that the assembly includes the closing or switching means ( 20 ) in front of or behind the supplemental compressor ( 4 ) includes.
36 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 20 to 35 , identified by the fact that the assembly ( 12 ) includes the secondary air channels ( 12 ).
37 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 20 to 36 , identified by the fact that the assembly includes the exhaust return ( 16 ).
38 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 20 to 37 , identified by the fact that the assembly includes the engine ventilation.
39 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 20 to 38 , identified by the fact that the assembly includes the on board diagnostic monitoring and/or the sensors.
40 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 20 to 39 , identified by the fact that the assembly includes the turbocharger.
41 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 29 to 40 , identified by the fact that the components in or at the exhaust area are thermally decoupled.
42 . Internal combustion engine based on one of the claims 1 to 41 , identified by the fact that the internal combustion engine includes a control of the supplemental compressor.
43 . Internal combustion engine based on claim 42 , identified by the fact that the control of the supplemental compressor is integrated into the internal combustion engine control.
44 . Internal combustion engine based on claim 42 , identified by the fact that the control of the supplemental compressor is separate from the internal combustion engine control.
45 . Internal combustion engine based on claim 44 , identified by the fact that the parameters of the engine operational condition is an input quantity of the control electronics.
46 . Internal combustion engine based on claim 42 , identified by the fact that the control of the supplemental compressor is a partial system in the central the internal combustion engine control.
47 . Internal combustion engine based on claim 46 , identified by the fact that the partial systems are connected to each other with a bus system.
48 . Internal combustion engine based on claim 42 , identified by the fact that the control of the supplemental compressor a partial system of the vehicle system.
49 . Internal combustion engine based on claim 48 , identified by the fact that the partial systems are connected to each other with a bus system.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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