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Trang 1Variable Valve Timing Systems on Modern Spark Ignition Engines in Series Production and under Development
Lecture at the the
B d t U i it
Budapest University
of Technology and Economics
Part A: September, 18, 2009 Part B: November, 24, 2009
Prof Dr.-Ing Wilhelm Hannibal,
Fachhochschule Südwestfalen, University of Applied Science,
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1 I t d ti
1 Introduction
2 Historical Overview of Variable Valve Train Systems
3 Categories of Variable Valve Actuation (VVA) Systems
4 Thermo Dynamical Benefits
5 Cam Phaser Systems
5 Cam Phaser Systems
6 Valve Lift and Timing Variation Systems
7 „Palivaventi“ A New Patent and Literature VVA- Data Base
8 Future Systems
8 Future Systems
9 Conclusion and Outlook
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Trang 3systems are applied
• a fuel consumption benefit of about
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Trang 4Presentation Outline
1 I t d ti
1 Introduction
2 Historical Overview of Variable Valve Train Systems
3 Categories of Variable Valve Actuation (VVA) Systems
4 Thermo Dynamical Benefits
5 Cam Phaser Systems
5 Cam Phaser Systems
6 Valve Lift and Timing Variation Systems
7 „Palivaventi“ A New Patent and Literature VVA- Data Base
8 Future Systems
8 Future Systems
9 Conclusion and Outlook
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Trang 5Historical Overview of Variable valve Train Systems
valve deactivation
system,
Gottlieb Daimler Gottlieb Daimler,
patent DE 50839, the first variable valve actuation system on series production cars?
June 9., 1889
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Trang 6Patent Applications of Variable Valve Actuation Systems
• More than 15,000 patent applications have been submitted
• There are many different classification groups; for research work,
they have to be divided into practicable categories
• Patent searches are very time-consuming
• The level of invention in the applications has fallen
• Patent application strategy has become more important
• Many patent applications are submitted although their ideas are
l d k f ld t t already known from very old patents
• The strategic importance of the patents ensures the companies’ The strategic importance of the patents ensures the companies
ability to compete
• Patent research is one of the research fields of Prof Hannibal
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Patent research is one of the research fields of Prof Hannibal
Trang 7From the Operational Principle to Series Production,
Cam Phasers from Samuel Haltenberger to Alfa Romeo and BMW
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Samuel Haltenberger (Patent DE 368775, 1918)
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Cam Phasers from Samuel Haltenberger to Alfa Romeo and BMW
Trang 9From the Operational Principle to Series Production,
Cam Switching Systems from Eaton to Cadillac
E t 1978 Cadillac 1978
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Eaton, 1978 Cadillac, 1978
Trang 10From the Operational Principle to Series Production,
Cam Switching Systems from Eaton to Honda
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Eaton, Patent US 4,203,397,
1978
Honda VTEC, 1989
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Continuously Variable Valve Lift from Renault to BMW
Louis Renault BMW Valvetronic“ 2002
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Louis Renault,
Patent DE 145662, 1902
BMW „Valvetronic , 2002
Trang 12From the Operational Principle to Series Production,
Non Uniform Camshaft Drive from Mitchell to MG
Stephan W Mitchell, MG-VVC-system
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Stephan W Mitchell,
Patent GB 2066361A, 1980
MG VVC system IAA- press release 1995
Trang 13Presentation Outline
1 I t d ti
1 Introduction
2 Historical Overview of Variable Valve Train Systems
3 Categories of Variable Valve Actuation (VVA) Systems
4 Thermo Dynamical Benefits
5 Cam Phaser Systems
5 Cam Phaser Systems
6 Valve Lift and Timing Variation Systems
7 „Palivaventi“ A New Patent and Literature VVA- Data Base
8 Future Systems
8 Future Systems
9 Conclusion and Outlook
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VVA Systems
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Trang 16Number of Patent Applications According to the VVA- Groups for the Years 1980 - 2000
1200
Camphasers
1054
978 1000
Camphasers
795 800
Mechanical Valve Train
A Valve Train Mitsubishi „MIVEC
• Porsche „VarioCAM Plus“
Trang 17Total Number of Patent Applications in the Data Base for the Years
1980 - 2000
450
314 343
383 336
361 350
213 183 168
231 200
Trang 18Number of Patent Applications According to the VVA- Groups for the Years 1989 to 1993
117
120
94 92
Trang 19Presentation Outline
1 I t d ti
1 Introduction
2 Historical Overview of Variable Valve Train Systems
3 Categories of Variable Valve Actuation (VVA) Systems
5 Cam Phaser Systems
5 Cam Phaser Systems
6 Valve Lift and Timing Variation Systems
7 „Palivaventi“ A New Patent and Literature VVA- Data Base
8 Future Systems
8 Future Systems
9 Conclusion and Outlook
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Trang 20Possibilities of Valve Varition
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Crank angle [°CA]
Trang 21Range for Cam Phasing Variation
inlet valve lift
Crank angle [°CA]
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Trang 22Torque Response with Several Cam Phasing Positions
late variable
Engine revolution [1/min]
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Trang 23Torque Influence with Different Valve Opening Durations
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Engine revolution [1/min]
Trang 24Reduction of Fuel Consumption
- Optimization of the Burning Process
- Reduction of the Friction
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Trang 25Influence of the Reduction of Charge Cycle Work by the Use of
Variable Inlet Valve Duration
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Trang 26Charge Cycle Work Reduction over Inlet Spread Variation with the Use of Variable Inlet Valve Duration (System UniValve ( y ® ) )
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Trang 27Fuel Consumption over the Inlet Valve Spread Variation
Naturally Aspirated Engine: 2,0 l Test Engine with UniValve
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Trang 28Fuel Consumption over the Inlet Valve Spread Variation;
Turbo Charged Engine: 2,0 l Test Engine with UniValve
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Trang 29Influence of Fuel Consumption Reduction with different Variable
Valve Train Concepts for the Naturally Aspirated Engine
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Trang 30Influence of Fuel Consumption Reduction with different Variable
Valve Train Concepts for the Turbo Charged Engine
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Trang 31Presentation Outline
1 I t d ti
1 Introduction
2 Historical Overview of Variable Valve Train Systems
3 Categories of Variable Valve Actuation (VVA) Systems
4 Thermo Dynamical Benefits
6 Valve Lift and Timing Variation Systems
7 „Palivaventi“ A New Patent and Literature VVA- Data Base
8 Future Systems
8 Future Systems
9 Conclusion and Outlook
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Trang 32Categories of the Cam Phaser Systems
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Trang 33Torque at the Camshaft for Different
Engine Concepts
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Trang 34First Cam Phaser in Series Production by Alfa Romeo
1: cam shaft 6: solenoid 2: oil nut 7: hub of the gear 3: helical gear 8: gear
3: helical gear 8: gear 4: sprocket 9: hydraulic piston 5: control valve 10: return spring
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Trang 35First Cam Phaser Solution in Series Production of Mercedes Benz in 1989
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Trang 36Cam Phaser Solution VANOS of BMW
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Trang 37Cam Phaser Solution of Porsche by Using the Principle of Chain
Length Variation
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Trang 38First Porsche Cam Phaser in Series Production
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Trang 39Hydraulical Circuit of the Porsche Cam Phaser Principle
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Trang 40Unit of two Cam Phasers using the „Vane Type“ Principle
at the Volkswagen six cylinder engine
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Trang 41Components of a Cam Phaser using the Vane Type Principle
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Trang 42Von- Mises Stresses at the Stator and Rotor of a Cam Phaser with the Vane Type Principle
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Trang 43System‘s Control Circuit of a Vane Type Cam Phaser for Spark
Ignition Engines
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Trang 44Example of a Vane Type Cam Phaser with the Hydraulic Propotional Valve at the Front of the Cam Phaser
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Trang 45CTA- Cam Phaser Principle of DELPHI
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Trang 46Detail development at Cam Phaser- Systems,
the „VaneCam“ –System of the Hydraulik-Ring Company
Hydraulic y Locking pin damping
between rotor and
between rotor and rotor
housing [13]
rotor and rotor
housing
housing, [13]
g
VaneCAM camphaser with stator
in plastic
Electro hydraulic solenoid, [12]
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Electro hydraulic solenoid, [12]
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120 100 120
Trang 48Presentation Outline
1 I t d ti
1 Introduction
2 Historical Overview of Variable Valve Train Systems
3 Categories of Variable Valve Actuation (VVA) Systems
4 Thermo Dynamical Benefits
5 Cam Phaser Systems
5 Cam Phaser Systems
6 Valve Lift and Timing Variation Systems
7 „Palivaventi“ A New Patent and Literature VVA- Data Base
8 Future Systems
8 Future Systems
9 Conclusion and Outlook
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Trang 49Valve Lift and Timing Variations Systems
Valve Lift Variation in Steps
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Trang 50Honda VTEC- System for Rocker Fingers;
the First Series Production Solution for Two Valve Contours
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Trang 51Honda VTEC- System for a Rocker Arm Design in Motion
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Trang 52Honda VTEC for Tappet Solutions
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Trang 53Mitsubishi MIVEC System for Rocker Arm Solutions
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Trang 54Mitsubishi MIVEC System
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