Manufacturing method of sliding cam assembly and assembling method of cam shaft assembly including sliding cam and fixed cam
10161494 ยท 2018-12-25
Assignee
Inventors
- Yong Kyoon Kim (Suwon-si, KR)
- Yung Sang Park (Pyeongtaek-si, KR)
- Jun Ho Song (Pyeongtaek-si, KR)
- Keun Ho Kang (Osan-si, KR)
Cpc classification
F16H53/025
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
F01L2013/0052
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
F01L2001/0471
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
F01L1/047
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
F01L1/053
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
International classification
F01L1/00
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
F16H53/02
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
Abstract
Disclosed is a method of manufacturing a sliding cam assembly. In particular, a requirement for wear resistance of a hollow tubular portion in which sliding takes place can be satisfied due to a cam piece being fixed to the hollow tubular portion by diffusion bonding while the sliding cam assembly repeatedly slides along a shaft, and each component can be separately machined and combined, thus minimizing an amount which is wasted at the time of machining, reducing the machining time, and rendering a separate heat treatment of a cam piece unnecessary.
Claims
1. A method of manufacturing a sliding cam assembly, comprising: separately forming and preparing a hollow tubular portion slidable with respect to a shaft, a guide piece, and a cam piece; and coupling the guide piece and the cam piece to the hollow tubular portion, so as to fix the guide piece and the cam piece to the hollow tubular portion with the cam piece positioned adjacent to the guide piece, wherein a plurality of cams having mutually different lifts are formed in the cam piece in a stepped fashion, a spiral guide groove is formed on an outer peripheral surface of the guide piece, and wherein an inner ring is inserted into the cam piece before the coupling, and the cam piece is diffusion bonded to the inner ring to be coupled to the hollow tubular portion through the inner ring.
2. The method of manufacturing the sliding cam assembly according to claim 1, further comprising, after the coupling: machining a guide groove on the outer peripheral surface of the guide piece.
3. The method of manufacturing the sliding cam assembly according to claim 1, wherein the guide piece is fixed to the hollow tubular portion by brazing, forcible pressing-in, or hot pressing-in.
Description
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS
(1) The above and other objects, features and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent to those of ordinary skill in the art by describing in detail exemplary embodiments thereof with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
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MODE FOR THE INVENTION
(9) Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with the accompanying drawings. For reference, the above-mentioned related art will be referred to regarding the components of the present invention to be described below that are the same as those of the related art, and separate detailed description thereof will be omitted.
First Embodiment
(10) As shown in
(11) The hollow tubular portion 10 is formed by machining an inner shape and an outer diameter of a hollow tubular material formed of the material S45C. An inner diameter of the hollow tubular portion 10 is larger than an outer diameter of the shaft 8. In addition, a length of the hollow tubular portion 10 is formed to be shorter than a length of the shaft 8.
(12) The guide pieces 20 are formed by carrying out inner diameter turning of a round rod-shaped material close to the shape of the guide pieces 20 made of the material S45C. The guide pieces 20 are formed in ring shapes (donut shapes) so that outer peripheral surfaces of the guide pieces 20 are flat.
(13) The cam pieces 30 are made of the material PFC2 (8% Cr).
(14) The cam pieces 30 are preliminarily formed of a sintered material before being inserted into a sintering furnace for the purpose of coupling as will be described below.
(15) Through-holes are formed at the centers of the cam pieces 30, and high cam portions and low cam portions are formed on outer peripheral surfaces of the cam pieces 30 in a stepped fashion.
(16) Inner rings 31 are inserted into the through-holes of the cam pieces 30. That is, the inner rings 31 are fitted onto the cam pieces 30.
(17) The inner rings 31 are made of the same material as the guide pieces 20, that is, S45C.
(18) Next, the cam pieces 30 with the inner rings 31 fitted thereinto are inserted into the sintering furnace, so that the cam pieces 30 are bonded to the inner rings 31 through diffusion bonding. Thus, the cam pieces 30 are coupled to the hollow tubular portion 10 through the inner rings 31.
(19) Next, inner diameter machining of the inner rings 31 is carried out, and side surface turning machining of the inner rings 31 and both ends of the cam pieces 30 is carried out.
(20) A nickel (Ni) paste is applied to inner peripheral surfaces of the inner rings 31 and inner peripheral surfaces of the guide pieces 20.
(21) The cam pieces 30, the inner rings 31, and the guide pieces 20 are fitted on both sides of the hollow tubular portion 10. On both sides of the hollow tubular portion 10, the guide pieces 20 are disposed on the outer side, and the cam pieces 30 are disposed further inward than the guide pieces 20.
(22) Next, the two inner rings 31 and the guide pieces 20 are coupled to the hollow tubular portion 10 by brazing to fix a position and angle of each of the cam pieces 30 and the guide pieces 20.
(23) Unlike the above description, the cam pieces 30 and the guide pieces 20 may be coupled to the hollow tubular portion 10 through forcible pressing-in or hot pressing-in.
(24) When using a vacuum furnace at the time of brazing, BNi2 paste is applied.
(25) An oil hole is machined in a center portion of the hollow tubular portion 10.
(26) A spline (not shown) is formed inside the hollow tubular portion 10 by performing broaching on the inside of the hollow tubular portion 10, and is subjected to nitriding.
(27) Cam lobes of the high cams 3a and the low cams 3b are formed to cross each other by additionally machining the high cam portions and the low cam portions of the cam pieces 30.
(28) Unlike the above description, high cams and zero cams may be formed in the cam pieces. That is, a plurality of cams having mutually different lifts may be formed in the cam pieces.
(29) In order to solve cam width deviation occurrence after sintering and prevent excessive loads at the time of grinding, milling is performed on side surfaces of the cam pieces 30.
(30) A guide groove is machined in the guide pieces 20.
(31) A journal is ground using a journal grinding wheel.
(32) The cam pieces 30 are ground using a cam grinding wheel.
(33) The grinding criteria of the cam pieces 30 are based on inner diameter broaching.
(34) In this manner, each component of the sliding cam is separately machined to be coupled, and therefore an amount which is wasted at the time of machining may be minimized, the machining time may be reduced, and no separate heat treatment of the cam pieces 30 is required.
(35) Through the above-described process, a sliding cam 6 is manufactured, which includes a hollow tubular portion 10 which is slidably provided with respect to the shaft 8 and in which a spline is formed on an inner peripheral surface to receive a torque from the shaft 8, guides 2 which are provided on an outer peripheral surface of the hollow tubular portion 10 and include spiral guide grooves 2a formed on an outer peripheral surface of the hollow tubular portion 10, and cams 3 which are provided on the outer peripheral surface of the hollow tubular portion 1 and disposed adjacent to the guides 2.
Second Embodiment
(36) Detailed description and drawings of the same operations as in the above-described embodiment will be omitted.
(37) In a method of manufacturing a sliding cam assembly according to another embodiment of the present invention, cam pieces 300 are fixed directly to the hollow tubular portion 10 through diffusion bonding without the inner rings 31 as shown in
(38) The cam pieces 300 and the guide pieces 20 to which a nickel paste is applied in a nozzle application method are fitted onto the hollow tubular portion 10.
(39) The cam pieces 300 are coupled to the hollow tubular portion 10 through diffusion bonding, and the guide pieces 20 are coupled to the hollow tubular portion 10 by brazing.
Third Embodiment
(40) Detailed description and drawings of the same operations as in the above-described embodiments will be omitted.
(41) In a method of manufacturing a sliding cam assembly according to still another embodiment of the present invention, fitting tubular portions 210 on which cam pieces 3000 are fitted are formed on the guide pieces 200 as shown in
(42) The fitting tubular portions 210 are formed so as to protrude from both ends of the guide pieces 200.
(43) A thickness of the fitting tubular portions 210 is formed thinner than a thickness of the guide pieces 200.
(44) The cam pieces 3000 are fitted onto the fitting tubular portions 210 of the guide pieces 200.
(45) The cam pieces 3000 are fixed to the guide pieces 200 through diffusion bonding.
(46) Inner diameters of the guide pieces 200 are machined and turning of side surfaces thereof is carried out.
(47) The guide pieces 200 to which the nickel paste is applied are fitted onto the hollow tubular portion 10 to carry out brazing. Thus, the guide pieces 200 and the cam pieces 3000 are fixed to the hollow tubular portion 10.
Fourth Embodiment
(48) Detailed description and drawings of the same operations as in the above-described embodiments will be omitted.
(49) As shown in
(50) The hollow tubular portion is formed separately as first tubular portions 110 and a second tubular portion 130.
(51) The guide pieces 120 are integrally formed on outer peripheral surfaces of the first tubular portions 110.
(52) The cam pieces 300 are fitted onto the first tubular portions 110 to be fixed by diffusion bonding.
(53) The first tubular portions 110 and the second tubular portion are coupled.
(54) In this manner, the hollow tubular portion is formed separately in several pieces, and then coupled, and therefore quality and cost problems may be solved at the time of inner side broaching machining.
(55) Hereinafter, a method of assembling a cam shaft assembly including a sliding cam and a fixed cam will be described.
(56) The sliding cam 6 manufactured in this manner is slidably fitted onto the shaft 8. In addition, a spline is formed on an outer peripheral surface of the shaft 8 to be meshed with a spline formed on an inner peripheral surface of a hollow tube 1. Thus, the sliding cam 6 receives a torque of the shaft 8 and is rotated together with the shaft 8 while being movable in an axial direction of the shaft 8 with respect to the shaft 8.
(57) A fixed cam 7 is prepared, and the prepared fixed cam 7 is fixed to the shaft 8.
(58) An operation of preparing the fixed cam is as follows.
(59) As shown in
(60) Since PFC2, which is a sintering powder material, may be applied to the fixed cam piece 50, the fixed cam piece 50 may be adopted as a cam lobe for high surface pressure.
(61) In addition, the weight of both sides of the fixed cam piece 50 may be reduced.
(62) Finishing machining may be separately performed on the fixed cam piece 50 and the second hollow tubular portion 40 coupled in this manner.
(63) In this manner, the second hollow tubular portion 4 which is fixedly provided on the shaft 8 and receives a torque from the shaft 8 and the fixed cam 7 including a cam 5 provided on an outer peripheral surface of the second hollow tubular portion 4 are manufactured.
(64) The inner rings may be inserted into the cam pieces before the coupling, or the fitting tubular portions on which the cam pieces are fitted may be formed in the guide pieces, so that the cam pieces are coupled to the hollow tubular portion through the guide pieces, and therefore coupling of the cam pieces may be more easily and effectively achieved.
(65) After the coupling, the guide grooves on the outer peripheral surfaces of the guide pieces may also be machined, thereby further improving dimensional accuracy of the guide grooves.
(66) It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications can be made to the above-described exemplary embodiments of the present invention without departing from the spirit or scope of the invention. Thus, it is intended that the present invention cover all such modifications provided they come within the scope of the appended claims and their equivalents.