Engine braking apparatus and method using single valve and bridge of valve
An engine braking and engine technology, which is applied to valve drive devices, valve devices, engine components, etc., can solve problems such as failure to work normally, reduce braking performance, asymmetric loads, etc., to eliminate asymmetric loads and reduce braking. load, the effect of reducing complexity
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[0080] Figure 3A and 3B is a schematic view of the first engine brake embodiment of the present invention in its "off" and "on" positions. There are three main parts in the figure: the engine brake drive mechanism 100 , the exhaust valve actuator 200 and the exhaust valve 300 . The exhaust valve actuator 200 includes a cam 230 , a rocker arm 210 , and an exhaust lash adjustment system. The cam 230 has a large raised portion 220 on the inner base circle 225 (relative to the smaller raised portion used for braking later) for normal operation of the engine. The rocker arm 210 is swingably mounted on the rocker shaft 205, with a cam follower 235 at one end, and a valve gap adjusting screw 110, a valve gap adjusting piston 112 and an elephant foot pad 114 at the other end of the exhaust valve gap adjusting system. . The valve gap adjusting screw 110 is fixed on the rocker arm 210 by the lock nut 105 . A spring 198 can be installed on the valve gap adjusting screw 110 or elsew...
Embodiment 2
[0087] Figure 4 It is a schematic diagram of the second engine braking device embodiment of the present invention in its "on" position. In this embodiment, a brake valve actuator and a brake reset mechanism 150 are added on the basis of the first embodiment. The brake valve actuator is integrated in the exhaust valve actuator 200 of the engine. In addition to the brake valve gap adjustment system, it also contains at least one small convex portion of the cam used for braking (this embodiment Contains two small raised portions 232 and 233). The small raised portions 232 and 233 and the large raised portion 220 of the engine's cam are integrated on the existing engine cam 230 . In order to get over the small raised portions 232 and 233 during normal engine operation, the large raised portion 220 must be enlarged. The brake reset mechanism 150 is used to modify the valve lift curve generated by the enlarged large raised portion 220 . The brake reset mechanism 150 is integrat...
Embodiment 3
[0092] Figure 5 It is the schematic diagram of the third engine braking device embodiment of the present invention in its "on" position. This embodiment has a different brake reset mechanism 150 from the second embodiment. The brake reset piston 165 of the brake reset mechanism 150 is slidably disposed within the valve bridge 400 directly below the elephant foot pad 114 . The drain hole 197 on the brake piston 160 is replaced by a drain channel 167 in the valve bridge 400 . The spring 198 of the detent biases the exhaust valve actuator 200 with the reset piston 165 against the valve bridge 400 .
[0093] When engine braking is required, the engine braking control mechanism 50 is opened ( Figure 2A ). The fluid passes through the brake fluid network, including the fluid channels 113 and 115 in the slack adjustment screw 110, the fluid channel 197e in the reset piston 165, and the channel 412 in the valve bridge 400, and pushes open the one-way shut-off valve 170, from the...
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