Patent classifications
F04B1/0426
Plunger pump tappet assembly and roller thereof
A plunger pump includes a plunger pump tappet assembly and a roller. The roller includes a revolving body configured to revolve along a central axis. The revolving body includes logarithmic parts and a straight part which are integrally formed. The logarithmic parts are symmetrically provided at two ends of the straight part in an axial direction of the central axis. In a cross section of the revolving body along and through the central axis, an outline of the straight part forms a straight line, and an outline of the logarithmic part forms a logarithmic curve, with an X-axis lying along the central axis, and a perpendicular bisector of the X-axis as a Y-axis.
Plunger pump tappet assembly and roller thereof
A plunger pump includes a plunger pump tappet assembly and a roller. The roller includes a revolving body configured to revolve along a central axis. The revolving body includes logarithmic parts and a straight part which are integrally formed. The logarithmic parts are symmetrically provided at two ends of the straight part in an axial direction of the central axis. In a cross section of the revolving body along and through the central axis, an outline of the straight part forms a straight line, and an outline of the logarithmic part forms a logarithmic curve, with an X-axis lying along the central axis, and a perpendicular bisector of the X-axis as a Y-axis.
ROLLER TAPPET FOR A HIGH-PRESSURE FUEL PUMP
The disclosure relates to a roller tappet for a high-pressure fuel pump. The roller tappet includes a housing that accommodates a cam contact roller next to a drive-side annular face of the housing. A bridge piece sits on an inner lateral surface of the housing, after the cam contact roller, as viewed from the drive-side annular face. An outer end face of the bridge piece has a rest for a pump piston. A separate adapter bolt protrudes from the rest beyond the output-side annular face of the housing; an end face of the adapter bolt, remote from the bridge piece, serves as a direct rest for the pump piston. An annular disc sits next to the output-side annular face of the housing, and the bore of said annular disc surrounds and retains the adapter bolt.
ROLLER TAPPET FOR A HIGH-PRESSURE FUEL PUMP
The disclosure relates to a roller tappet for a high-pressure fuel pump. The roller tappet includes a housing that accommodates a cam contact roller next to a drive-side annular face of the housing. A bridge piece sits on an inner lateral surface of the housing, after the cam contact roller, as viewed from the drive-side annular face. An outer end face of the bridge piece has a rest for a pump piston. A separate adapter bolt protrudes from the rest beyond the output-side annular face of the housing; an end face of the adapter bolt, remote from the bridge piece, serves as a direct rest for the pump piston. An annular disc sits next to the output-side annular face of the housing, and the bore of said annular disc surrounds and retains the adapter bolt.
PLUNGER PUMP TAPPET ASSEMBLY AND ROLLER THEREOF
A plunger pump includes a plunger pump tappet assembly and a roller. The roller includes a revolving body configured to revolve along a central axis. The revolving body includes logarithmic parts and a straight part which are integrally formed. The logarithmic parts are symmetrically provided at two ends of the straight part in an axial direction of the central axis. In a cross section of the revolving body along and through the central axis, an outline of the straight part forms a straight line, and an outline of the logarithmic part forms a logarithmic curve, with an X-axis lying along the central axis, and a perpendicular bisector of the X-axis as a Y-axis.
PLUNGER PUMP TAPPET ASSEMBLY AND ROLLER THEREOF
A plunger pump includes a plunger pump tappet assembly and a roller. The roller includes a revolving body configured to revolve along a central axis. The revolving body includes logarithmic parts and a straight part which are integrally formed. The logarithmic parts are symmetrically provided at two ends of the straight part in an axial direction of the central axis. In a cross section of the revolving body along and through the central axis, an outline of the straight part forms a straight line, and an outline of the logarithmic part forms a logarithmic curve, with an X-axis lying along the central axis, and a perpendicular bisector of the X-axis as a Y-axis.
Assembled roller tappet
A roller tappet for a high-pressure fuel pump or for a valve drive of an internal combustion engine is provided. The tappet can be guided in a direction of a longitudinal axis thereof in a housing receptacle and can be driven displaceably by a cam shaft of the internal combustion engine. The tappet includes a tappet body which has a guide cylinder, and a cup-shaped sleeve supported axially and radially on the guide cylinder. The sleeve includes a bearing surface for the pump piston or a valve drive element, and the guide cylinder includes a rotatable roller mounted on support flanks, by means of which roller the roller tappet can be supported on the internal combustion engine camshaft. The sleeve has, at its end region facing away from the bearing surface, a ring-shaped shoulder for radial support and an end ring for axial support on the guide cylinder.
Assembled roller tappet
A roller tappet for a high-pressure fuel pump or for a valve drive of an internal combustion engine is provided. The tappet can be guided in a direction of a longitudinal axis thereof in a housing receptacle and can be driven displaceably by a cam shaft of the internal combustion engine. The tappet includes a tappet body which has a guide cylinder, and a cup-shaped sleeve supported axially and radially on the guide cylinder. The sleeve includes a bearing surface for the pump piston or a valve drive element, and the guide cylinder includes a rotatable roller mounted on support flanks, by means of which roller the roller tappet can be supported on the internal combustion engine camshaft. The sleeve has, at its end region facing away from the bearing surface, a ring-shaped shoulder for radial support and an end ring for axial support on the guide cylinder.
Roller tappet for a piston pump, piston pump
The invention relates to a roller tappet (1) for a piston pump, in particular for a high-pressure fuel pump, for supporting a pump piston (2) which can move in a reciprocating motion on a cam (3) or eccentric of a drive shaft (4), comprising a tappet body (5) with an end-side recess (6) and two radial bores (7) which lie diametrically opposite one another at the recess (6) and receive a pin (8), on which a roller (10) is rotatably mounted directly or indirectly via a bearing bush (9), wherein at least one radially or obliquely running feed bore (12) is configured in the tappet body (5) in order to supply a lubricating medium to a radial bearing gap (11) which is configured between the roller (10) and the pin (8) or between the roller (10) and the bearing bush (9), which feed bore (12) opens into the recess (6) in the region of an axial bearing gap (13) between the roller (10) and the tappet body (5). According to the invention, the feed bore (12) is connected to an arcuately running lubricating duct (14) which is configured in a surface (15) of the tappet body (5), which surface (15) delimits the axial bearing gap (13). Furthermore, the invention relates to a piston pump comprising a roller tappet (1) of said type.
Roller drive mechanism for GDI pump
In a high pressure fuel supply system, a variable speed motor asynchronously actuates a pumping piston with a drive mechanism including a circular cam with cam roller, having an axis that is offset from the axis of the cam drive shaft. A rolling or sliding cam follower is rigidly connected to the piston, and a piston retainer is operatively connected among the piston, the cam follower and the cam roller. As the cam shaft rotates, the cam roller rotates eccentrically relative to the cam shaft while maintaining contact with the cam follower, thereby reciprocating the follower and the piston along the actuation axis, in corresponding charging and pumping strokes of the piston.