WO2000008331A1 - Dispositif de commande du melange air/carburant d'admission d'un moteur hors-bord - Google Patents
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- an engine is disposed in an engine room defined by an engine support body connected to an upper portion of an extension case and an engine cover covering the engine support body, and a catalytic converter is interposed in an exhaust system of the engine.
- the AZF AIR-FUEL RATIO
- the present invention relates to an engine AZF control system for outboard motors, which controls the fuel ratio.
- the catalytic converter exhibits the highest purification function in an extremely narrow area A centered on the theoretical A / F (14.6), as shown in Fig. 17.
- the output fluctuates greatly before and after the theoretical A / F. 2
- the sensor detects the A / F of the exhaust gas, and this 2 sensor corresponds to the theoretical A / F. It is common practice to control the AZF of the engine's intake air-fuel mixture so as to generate the required output, and to constantly purify the exhaust gas efficiently with a catalytic converter.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and is not limited to the narrow area including the theoretical AZF, but also considers the engine output to some extent and determines the allowable range of the purification rate of the catalytic converter.
- the outboard motor is designed to control the exhaust gas AZF to a desired target value regardless of whether the setting is relatively wide or the setting range is shifted to the rich side of the AZF with emphasis on the engine output.
- the purpose of the present invention is to provide an AZF control device for the intake air of an engine in a vehicle.
- the present invention provides an engine in an engine room defined by an engine support connected to an upper portion of an extension case and an engine cover covering the engine support.
- a catalytic converter is interposed, and the exhaust gas discharged from the exhaust system is discharged to the outside under the water through the extension case.
- Duty control unit that connects the secondary air passage that supplies the secondary air for AZF adjustment of the generated air-fuel mixture and that controls the duty ratio of the pulse applied to the coil to the duty control valve that is connected to the secondary air passage While detecting the AZF of the exhaust gas flowing through the exhaust system and outputting a detection signal proportional to the AZF to the duty control unit.
- the first feature is that a L A F sensor (LINEAR AIR-FUEL RATIO SENSOR; whole area air-fuel ratio sensor) is installed.
- the duty ratio of the duty control unit adjusts the duty ratio of the pulse applied to the duty control valve based on the detection signal proportional to the AZF of the exhaust gas from the LAF sensor, thereby reducing the engine load.
- the air-fuel mixture AZF supplied to the carburetor engine can be controlled to improve the properties of the exhaust gas and the engine output.
- the output of the LAF sensor is proportional to the exhaust gas AZF, it is possible to control the exhaust gas AZF in a narrow area including the theoretical AZF. Even when the allowable width is set relatively wide, or when the engine output is emphasized and the set width is shifted to the rich side, the exhaust gas AZF can be accurately controlled to the desired target value. Therefore, control according to the operating conditions of the engine, such as the purification-oriented mode, the purification and output-considered mode, and the output-oriented mode, becomes possible. Higher output power of the engine enables downsizing of the engine, making it easier to install the engine in the narrow engine room of the outboard motor.
- the present invention provides a fuel cell system comprising: an exhaust pipe integrally connected to the engine and forming a part of the exhaust system;
- a second feature is that a mounting wall is formed inclining inward of the exhaust duct, and the LAF sensor is mounted substantially vertically on the mounting wall.
- the mounting wall of the exhaust pipe is inclined downward and inward into the exhaust pipe, so that the LAF sensor mounted almost vertically to the mounting wall has an external outboard motor.
- the length of the protrusion toward the sensor can be kept as small as possible, the contact of the sensor with other objects can be avoided as much as possible, and the AZF of the exhaust gas can be detected reliably.
- the LAF sensor since the LAF sensor is directed to the outside of the outboard motor, it can be easily attached to and detached from the mounting wall.
- the present invention further comprises the exhaust pipe and the mounting wall formed on the engine support covered with a detachable under cover, and the LAF sensor mounted on the mounting wall.
- the third feature is that it is covered with an under cover.
- the under cover serves as a protective wall for the LAF sensor, preventing contact of other objects with the sensor, and when the under cover is removed, the LAF sensor cannot be attached or detached. It can be done easily.
- the present invention relates to a multi-cylinder engine provided with a plurality of carburetors for individually supplying an air-fuel mixture to a plurality of cylinders, wherein one common air-bleed chamber of each of the plurality of carburetors is provided via a distribution tube.
- the fourth feature is that a duty control valve is connected, and a duty control unit that controls the duty ratio of the pulse applied to its coil is connected to this duty control valve.
- the amount of air mixed with fuel passing through each main nozzle of a plurality of carburetors can be controlled by duty control of the pulse applied to one duty control valve. Therefore, it is possible to promote the fog of the fuel in the air-fuel mixture supplied to the multiple cylinders of the engine and to control their A / F evenly.
- the present invention further comprises three vaporizers, and connects three outlet tubes of hard material distribution tubes to each air bleed chamber of the vaporizers. Connect the air outlet of the duty control valve to one inlet tube of the tube.
- the fifth characteristic is that the one inlet tube and the three outlet tubes are connected so that the angles formed by the outlet tubes with respect to the inlet tubes at the connection portions thereof are all substantially the same.
- the fifth feature it is possible to equalize the flow resistance from one duty control valve to a plurality of air conditioners, and to surely control the intake AZF of the plurality of cylinders of the engine. it can.
- the present invention further comprises an LAF sensor for detecting an AZF of exhaust gas flowing through the exhaust path of the engine and outputting a detection signal proportional to the AZF in the exhaust passage of the engine.
- an LAF sensor for detecting an AZF of exhaust gas flowing through the exhaust path of the engine and outputting a detection signal proportional to the AZF in the exhaust passage of the engine.
- the output section is connected to the input section of the duty control unit.
- the intake A / F of each cylinder can be controlled according to the A / F of exhaust gas in a wide operating range from low to high loads of the engine.
- the properties of the exhaust gas can always be improved.
- the duty control valve accommodates a valve element that is opened when the coil is excited, and has the air outlet that is opened and closed by the valve element.
- a seventh feature is that the outer cylinder is provided with an air inlet for opening a lower portion of the air outlet to the atmosphere.
- the seventh feature even if water is sprinkled from the outside on the duty control valve, and the water infiltrates the air inlet of the valve, the force of the water is attenuated in the air chamber, and the flow through the upper part is reduced. Intrusion into the hole, and thus into the valve cylinder, can be prevented.
- the present invention has an eighth feature in that a catalytic converter is interposed in the exhaust passage.
- the properties of the exhaust gas can be further improved by the purifying action of the catalytic converter.
- the first catalytic converter is installed in an exhaust collecting chamber communicating with a plurality of exhaust ports of the engine, and the first catalytic converter is installed in an exhaust passage downstream of the exhaust collecting chamber.
- the above-mentioned LAF is installed in the exhaust path between both converters.
- the purifying action of the first and second catalytic converters makes it possible to always improve the exhaust gas properties in a wide operating range from low to high temperatures of the engine.
- the LAF sensor can be easily installed by using the exhaust path between the two converters.
- the present invention provides a flow path connecting each air bleed chamber of a plurality of carburetors and one common duty control valve, which is linked to a rapid opening operation of a throttle valve of each carburetor.
- a tenth feature is that an acceleration pump for pressurizing the flow path is connected.
- the flow path connecting each air bleed chamber of a plurality of carburetors and one common duty control valve is used for both control of the amount of wear and acceleration control. Therefore, both can be satisfied with a simple configuration.
- a secondary air passage for supplying secondary air for A / F adjustment of the produced air-fuel mixture is connected to a carburetor provided in an intake system of the engine, and duty control is performed on the secondary air passage.
- the secondary air supply to the carburetor is controlled by connecting a valve and controlling a duty ratio of a pulse applied to a coil of the valve.
- the first feature is that a surge tank and an orifice are interposed in series in the secondary air passage.
- the surge tank suppresses the vibration and the throttle resistance of the orifice.
- the pressure pulsation can be effectively attenuated.
- the present invention is characterized in that, in addition to the first feature, the second air passage is connected to a air bleed chamber formed around a main nozzle of the vaporizer.
- the secondary air supplied to the air bleed chamber from the secondary air passage mixes with the fuel passing through the main nozzle, the AZF of the mixture is adjusted and the fuel is atomized at the same time. Promotion can be aimed at.
- the present invention provides a multi-cylinder engine room defined by an engine support connected to an upper portion of an extension case and an engine cover covering the engine support. With the crankshaft oriented vertically and the cylinder heads oriented toward the rear of the hull, a number of carburetors that supply the mixture individually to the cylinders are arranged vertically in this engine.
- one common duty control valve is connected to each air-ride chamber of multiple carburetors via a distribution tube, and this duty control valve is applied to its coil.
- a thirteenth feature is that a duty control unit for controlling a duty ratio of a pulse to be connected is connected, and a surge tank is interposed in a flow path connecting the distribution tube and the duty control valve.
- the amount of air bleed mixed with fuel passing through the main nozzles of a plurality of carburetors is controlled by duty control of the pulse applied to one duty control valve.
- a pressure pulsation occurs in the flow path from the valve to the air bleed chamber as the pulse applied to the duty control valve is turned on and off, the pressure pulsation must be attenuated by the damping action of the surge tank. Can be.
- an LAF sensor for detecting an AZF of exhaust gas flowing through the exhaust path of the engine and outputting a detection signal proportional to the AZF is provided in an exhaust path of the engine.
- a fifteenth feature is that the output of the LAF sensor is connected to the input of the duty control unit.
- the intake A / F of each cylinder can be controlled in accordance with the AZF of the exhaust gas in a wide operating range from low to high loads of the engine, and thereby the exhaust gas of the engine can be controlled. Properties can always be improved.
- a plurality of carburetors are arranged on the left and right sides of the cylinder block, and are defined by a cylinder head side surface and an engine cover inner surface behind these carburetors.
- the surge head is disposed in one of the first space and the second space defined by the rear surface of the cylinder head and the inner surface of the engine cover, and the other end is provided with a dynamic bearing supported by the cylinder head. Driven by a valve camshaft to each carburetor
- a fuel pump for supplying fuel is provided.
- the fuel pump and the surge tank can be easily arranged by effectively utilizing the first space behind the carburetor and the second space behind the cylinder head. It can contribute to downsizing of the engine room.
- the present invention provides that the exhaust system is connected to an exhaust box and an exhaust system upstream of the exhaust box, and has a lower end opened in the exhaust box.
- An inlet tube having an opening, an upper end opening above the lower end of the inlet tube into the exhaust box, and an outlet tube having a lower end opening below the exhaust box.
- a drain pipe bent in an inverted U-shape was installed in the exhaust box, and one lower end was opened close to the bottom inside the drain box, and the other lower end was opened below the exhaust box. Is the 16th feature.
- the exhaust pressure acts in the exhaust box, causing a pressure difference between the inside of the exhaust box and the inside of the extension case. If water accumulates at the bottom of the exhaust box for any reason, the water is discharged into the extension case through the drain pipe due to the pressure difference.
- the bent part of the drain pipe is located above both lower ends, the water level in the extension case rises and the drain pipe goes to the exhaust box 115 unless the bent part of the drain pipe is submerged. Water can be prevented, and therefore, it is possible to prevent flooding of the catalyst compartment in the inlet cylinder and water in the evening and extend its life.
- a seventeenth feature is that a central bent portion of the drain pipe is arranged at a position substantially at the same height as an upper end of the outlet tube.
- the seventeenth feature it is possible to enhance the function of preventing the water in the exhaust box by setting the water level of the outlet pipe and the drain pipe to be substantially equal.
- Fig. 1 is an overall side view of the outboard motor
- Fig. 2 is an enlarged side view of the engine part of Fig. 1
- Fig. 3 is an enlarged side view of the main part of Fig. 2
- Fig. 4 is a sectional view taken along the line 4-14 in Fig. 2
- Fig. 5 Fig. 6 is a front view of the outboard motor with parts removed
- Fig. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line 6-6 in Fig. 3
- Fig. 7 is the control system of the gas motor in Fig. 3.
- Fig. 9 is an enlarged view of part 9 in Fig. 7, Fig.
- Fig. 10 is a sectional view taken along the line 10-10 in Fig. 9, and Fig. 11 is Fig. 7 Fig. 12 is the upper half of the section taken along the line 12--12 in Fig. 4, Fig. 13 is the lower half of the section taken along the line 13--13 in Fig. 4, Fig. 14 is a sectional view taken along the line 14-14 in Fig. 12, Fig. 15 is a sectional view taken along the line 15--15 in Fig. 13, Fig. 16 is a view taken along arrow 16 in Fig. 15, Fig. 1 7 is a graph showing the relationship between the purification rate of the three-way catalyst converter Isseki for flue gas AZ F, the relationship between the output of the 0 2 sensor and the LAF sensor for exhaust gas a / F.
- the outboard motor O includes an extension case 1 and a mount case 2 (engine support) connected to an upper part thereof.
- a water-cooled in-line three-cylinder 4 is mounted on the upper surface of the mount case 2.
- the cycle engine E is mounted and supported with the crankshaft 14 placed vertically.
- the mount case 2 is provided with a flange 2a on the outer periphery thereof.
- An extension case 3 which is open upward is port-coupled to the upper surface of the flange 2a, and an engine cover 4 is detachably mounted on the upper part of the extension case 3. Attached to.
- An engine room 29 for housing the engine E is defined by the engine cover 4, the mount case 2 and the extension case 3.
- an annular sander cover 5 is attached between the extension case 3 and the extension case 1 so as to cover the outer peripheral surface of the mount case 2.
- the undercover 5 is made of an elastic synthetic resin, and has one abutment 5a at the front part on the hull side.
- the under cover 5 When installing the under cover 5, first open the opening 5a of the extension case 3 widely, arrange the under cover 5 so as to surround the mount case 2, and form an annular ring formed on the upper outer periphery of the extension case 1.
- the lower edge of the under cover 5 is engaged with the step 1a, and the upper end of the under cover 5 is connected to the extension case 3 with a tap screw (not shown).
- the joint ends of the under cover 5 are fastened with bolts 32 so as to close the joint 5a.
- the undercover 5 covers the mount case 2 and forms a continuous surface that connects the outer peripheral surfaces of the extension case 3 and the extension case 1 to each other.
- the engine E is the cylinder block 6, It is equipped with a crankcase 7, a cylinder head 8, a head cover 9, and a belt cover 10. With the cylinder head 8 facing the rear of the hull, the cylinder block 6 and the crankcase 7 are mounted on the top of the mount case 2. Can be mounted on.
- a piston 11 is slidably fitted to each of the three cylinders 11 formed in the cylinder block 6, and the crankshaft 14 connected to the pistons 12 via the connecting rods 14 has a vertical direction. Facing between the cylinder block 6 and the crankcase 7.
- a valve operating camshaft 15 is supported by a cylinder head 8 in parallel with the crankshaft 14, and the camshaft 15 is connected to the crankshaft via a timing belt device 16 covered by a belt cover 10. Driven by 14
- the drive shaft 17 connected to the lower end of the crankshaft 14 via a transmission gear extends downward inside the extraction case 1, and the lower end thereof is connected via a bevel gear mechanism 19 provided inside the gear case 18. And connected to a propeller shaft 21 having a propeller 20 at the rear end.
- the lower end of a shift rod 22 is connected to the front of the bevel gear mechanism 19 to switch the rotation direction of the propeller shaft 21 between forward rotation and reverse rotation.
- a swivel shaft 25 is fixed between a pair of left and right upper arms 23 supporting the mounting case 2 and a pair of left and right lower arms 24 supporting the extension case 1.
- the swivel shaft 25 is rotatable.
- a swivel case 26 supported on the hull is supported by a stern bracket 27 attached to the transom T of the hull via a tilt shaft 28 so as to be able to swing up and down.
- three intake ports 30 corresponding to the three cylinders 11 are opened.
- Three intake pipes 31 communicating individually with each other are fixed to one side surface of the cylinder head 8, and three carburetors 33 are individually connected to their upstream ends.
- the P and tracheal pipes 31 are bent forward (toward the hull) so as to arrange the gas pipe 33 on one side of the cylinder block 6 compactly, and the liquid fuel adhered to the inner wall of the intake pipe 31 In order to flow naturally to the intake port 30 side, the upstream end is inclined upward.
- the gasifier body 34 of each carburetor 33 includes a butterfly type throttle valve 35 for opening and closing the intake passage 34a and a choke valve 36 located upstream of the throttle valve. It is supported by a common intake chamber at the upstream end of the carburetor. Is connected.
- the intake chamber 37 has a front end extending forward from the crankcase 7, and has an intake port 37a that opens into the engine room 29 on one side. Therefore, the air flowing into the engine room 29 from the air intake port 4a at the top of the engine cover 4 is introduced into the intake chamber 37 from the intake port 37a, where three carburetors 33 are provided. Is distributed to the intake passage 3 4a. The intake sound generated in each intake passage 34 a is attenuated in the intake chamber 37.
- the cylinder head 8 is provided with an intake valve 39 and an exhaust valve 40 for opening and closing the intake port 30 and the exhaust port 38 corresponding to each cylinder 11, respectively. It is opened and closed by the camshaft 15 via 41 and the exhaust port armer 42.
- the cam shaft 15 is provided with a pump drive cam 15a.
- a reciprocating fuel pump 44 is mounted on one side of the cylinder head 8 on the side of the P and air ports 30, and its push rod 44 a is supported by the support wall 8 in the cylinder head 8. a is slidably supported by a, and the tip is engaged with the pump drive cam 15a.
- the fuel pump 44 has one inlet pipe 44 i and two outlet pipes 44 o, and the inlet pipe 44 i has a fuel tank (not shown) in the hull. ), A fuel outlet tube 45 i connected to the float chamber of the upper two carburetors 33 at one outlet pipe 44 o, and a fuel outlet tube 45 i connected to the float chamber of the upper two vaporizers 33. A fuel outlet tube 45 o connected to the float chamber of the lowermost carburetor 33 is connected to 5 o. Therefore, during rotation of the camshaft 15, the pump drive cam 15 a drives the fuel pump 44, and the pump 44 sucks up fuel from a fuel tank (not shown) and sends it to each carburetor 3. 3 can be supplied to the float chamber.
- the three carburetors 33 are arranged vertically with the respective intake passages 34a being horizontal along the side surface of the cylinder block 6.
- the valve shaft 35a of the throttle valve 35 of each carburetor 33 is arranged so as to pass horizontally through the intake passage 34a, and a throttle operating lever 47 is fixed to the outer end thereof.
- a throttle operating lever 47 is fixed to the outer end thereof.
- the throttle actuating levers 4 7 are interconnected via an interlocking link 48.
- the valve shaft 36a of the choke valve 36 of each carburetor 33 is arranged so as to pass through the intake passage 34a horizontally, and a yoke operating lever 49 is fixed to the outer end.
- the choke operating levers 4 9 of the book are linked They are interconnected via 50.
- a multiple vaporizer C is constituted by the three vaporizers 33.
- ribs 51 extending in the axial direction of the cylinder 11 are provided on the side of the cylinder block 6 of the engine E on the carburetor 33 side.
- the ribs 51 are formed so as to pass through the middle part and the lowermost part.
- Each rib 51 has a breather that communicates between the crank chamber in the crankcase 7 and the valve operating chamber in the cylinder head 8.
- a passage 52 is formed.
- the three carburetors 33 are arranged close to the side of the cylinder block 6, but in this case, dead space is formed above the upper rib 51.
- a throttle sensor 53 is attached to the inner end of the valve shaft 35a of the throttle valve 35 of the uppermost carburetor 33 using this dead space. Therefore, the throttle sensor 53 can be attached to and detached from the valve shaft 35a from above the engine E without any hindrance by the ribs 51, and has good maintenance performance. It is protected by being surrounded by the block 6 and the vaporizer 33, so that damage due to contact with other objects can be prevented.
- the throttle sensor 53 detects the opening degree of the throttle valve 35 as an intake air amount of the engine E, in other words, as a load.
- the throttle valves 35 of the three carburetors 33 are mutually connected as described above. Because they are linked, one is sufficient.
- One of the three throttle operating levers 47 (in the example shown, the lowermost throttle operating lever) is provided with a driven arm 55 supporting a roller 55a at its end.
- a drive arm 56 is pivotally supported by a bracket (not shown) provided on the lowermost carburetor 33, and a cam groove 56a provided on the drive arm 56 has a driven arm 55 with rollers 5 5a is engaged.
- a throttle drum 57 is fixed to the boss of the drive arm 56, and an operation wire 58 connected to a control lever (not shown) mounted on the cabin of the hull is connected to the throttle drum 57.
- each carburetor 33 is provided with a main nozzle 60 that opens to the bench lily of the P and airway 34a, which is located below the fuel level of the float chamber 62 through the main jet 61. Communicate.
- a number of air bleed holes 63 are formed in the peripheral wall of the main nozzle 60, and a cylindrical air bleed chamber 64 is formed so as to communicate with the air bleed holes 63 and surround the main nozzle 60.
- a tube joint 65 communicating with the upper portion of the chamber 64 is provided on the outer surface of the vaporizer 33.
- the tube joint 65 of the three vaporizers 33 is connected to one common duty control valve 68 via a distribution tube 66 and a surge tank 67.
- the distribution tube 66 is made of metal or hard synthetic resin, and has one inlet tube 66 and three outlet tubes 66. It constituted by integrally connected to each other via a connecting member 6 9 and 2-6 6 4. During its, one inlet tube 6 6, and 3 outlet tube 6 6 2-6 6 4 of the present, in the connection of these, the inlet tube 6 6, each exit to tube 6 6 2-6 angle of 6 4 are all arranged to be substantially equal, in the illustrated example, the angle has a substantially 9 0 °.
- the three outlet tubes 6 6 2-6 6 gently bent towards the vaporizer 3 3 corresponding each optionally and in three vaporizer 3 3 of the tube joints 6 5 Each is connected via a flexible tube 70.
- the surge tank 67 is made of synthetic resin and has a pair of tube joints 67a and 67b separated from each other, as shown in Fig. 11, and one of the tube joints 67a is acceptable.
- the flexible tube 71 is connected to the inlet tube 65, via a flexible joint 71, and the other tube joint 67 b is connected to the tube joint 68 a of the duty control valve 68 via a flexible tube 72.
- An orifice 73 is formed in the tube joint 67 a connected to the inlet tube 65 of the surge tank 67.
- the distribution tube 66 and the flexible tubes 70 to 72 constitute the secondary air passage P that supplies the air mixture AZF adjustment secondary air to the air bleed chamber 64.
- the surge tank 67 and the orifice 73 are interposed in series with this secondary air passage P.
- the duty control valve 68 includes a fixed core 75, a coil 76 surrounding the fixed core 75, and a coil housing 77 accommodating them, and a valve is provided at one end of the coil housing 77.
- the cylinder 78 and the outer cylinder 79 covering it are fixed.
- a valve seat 80 and an air outlet 81 connected to the valve seat 80 are formed at one end of the valve cylinder 78, and a valve body 82 cooperating with the valve seat 80 is housed in the valve cylinder 78.
- the movable core 83 integrally formed with the valve body 82 is opposed to the fixed core 75, and the closing direction of the valve body 82, that is, the valve seat 80, is provided between these two cores 75, 83.
- the valve spring 84 that biases the seat in the seating direction is contracted.
- the outer cylinder 79 has a joint mounting hole 85 for press-fitting the tube joint 68 a at an end opposite to the coil 76, and a valve cylinder 7 is provided at the inner end of the tube mounting hole 85.
- One end of 8 is hermetically fitted via a sealing member 86.
- a cylindrical air chamber 87 is defined between the valve cylinder 78 and the outer cylinder 79, and the air inlet 87 opens this air chamber 87 to the atmosphere on the coil 76 side.
- a valve 89 is provided in the outer cylinder 79, and a through hole 89 communicating the air chamber 87 to the inside of the valve seat 80 is provided on the opposite side of the air inlet 88.
- the duty control valve 68 configured in this manner has a position in which the tube joint 68 a is positioned above the coil 76, that is, a position in which the air inlet 88 is positioned below the air outlet 81, and the engine E is properly positioned. It is supported by the bracket 90 fixed to the bracket. According to the attitude of the duty control valve 68, even if seawater or the like invading the engine room 29 suddenly enters the air inlet 88, the splash is formed into a cylindrical shape. It is immediately attenuated in the air chamber 87, cannot reach the upper through hole 89, and flows out from the air outlet 81. As a result, it is possible to prevent the splash from entering the valve cylinder 78.
- each carburetor 33 In the intake path 34 a of each carburetor 33, the amount of intake air corresponding to the opening of the throttle valve 35 flows toward the intake port 30 of the engine E, and the intake air flows along the upper end of the main nozzle 60. Due to the generated negative pressure, the fuel measured by the main jet 61 jets out through the main nozzle 60, and is sucked into the corresponding cylinder 11 while generating a mixture with the intake air flowing through the P air passage 34a. Go.
- the air distributed to each air bleed chamber 64 passes through many air bleed holes 63 of the main nozzle 60 and mixes with the fuel rising in the main nozzle 60, so that the fuel Atomization can be promoted, and the mixing amount,
- the AZF of the air-fuel mixture generated in the intake passage 34a can be made leaner by increasing the amount of gasoline, while it can be made richer by decreasing it.
- the input of the duty control unit 92 detects the engine speed sensor 93, which detects the engine speed, the throttle sensor 53, and the AZF of exhaust gas, and outputs a detection signal proportional to it.
- the output of the LAF sensor 94 (see Figure 13) is connected.
- the duty control unit 92 determines the magnitude of the engine load based on the detection signals of the engine speed sensor 93 and the throttle sensor 53, and determines the AZF of the exhaust gas based on the detection signal of the LAF sensor 94. Based on these, the duty ratio of the pulse applied to the coil 76 is determined, the total valve opening time of the valve body 82 is controlled, and the amount of air bleed to each carburetor 33 is adjusted. Atomization of the fuel in the air-fuel mixture supplied from the carburetor 33 to the corresponding cylinder 11 should be improved, and the A / F should be as desired according to the engine load and the AZF of the exhaust gas. As a result, the output performance of the engine E and the properties of exhaust gas can be improved.
- Teeth may, because each outlet tube 6 6 2-6 6 4 is suited to the vaporizer 3 3 corresponding connection gently bent as required, each of the three outlet tubes 6 6 2-6 6 4 It is possible to minimize the occurrence of a difference in the resistance of the flow path leading to the corresponding air conditioner 33. In this way, the amount of wear to the three vaporizers 33 is evenly controlled.
- the pressure pulsation can be effectively attenuated. Therefore, the generation of vibration and noise due to the pressure pulsation can be prevented, and the surge tank 67 can be made more compact by using the orifice 73 together.
- the fuel pump 44 is mounted on one side of a cylinder head 8 so as to be located behind a carburetor 33 disposed on one side of a cylinder block 6.
- the mounting piece 95 of the tank 67 is fixed to the rear surface of the head cover 9 with a port 96 so that the tank 67 is located at the rear end of the engine E.
- the first space S defined by one side of the cylinder head 8 and the inner surface of the engine cover 4, behind the carburetor 33, is provided with the fuel pump 44.
- the second space S 2 which is defined by the rear surface and the inner surface of the engine cover 4 of Ddokaba one 9 is effectively utilized for placement of the surge tank 6 7 to the outboard motor O Can be made compact.
- the drive arm 56 is connected via a push rod 101 to an acceleration pump 100 that operates when the drive arm 56 rotates in the acceleration direction, that is, the arrow direction R.
- the acceleration pump 100 includes a diaphragm housing 102 fixed to an appropriate position of the engine E, and a diaphragm 105 that partitions the interior into an atmosphere chamber 103 and a working chamber 104.
- the drive arm 56 is connected to the diaphragm 105 via a push rod 101, and the working chamber 104 is connected to an appropriate position of the distribution tube 66 via a one-way throttle valve 106.
- the one-way throttle valve 106 opens when air flows from the working chamber 104 to the distribution tube 66, and provides throttle resistance to the air flow in the opposite direction. I have.
- the diaphragm 105 When the drive arm 56 is rotated in the acceleration direction A, the diaphragm 105 is operated so as to press the push rod 101 force S working chamber 104.
- the working chamber 104 When the working chamber 104 is pressurized, the air inside it passes through the distribution tube 66 while opening the one-way throttle valve 106 and is sent to the air bleed chamber 64 of each vaporizer 33 by pressure. Then, the air pressure presses the fuel level in the air-bridging chamber 64, and the fuel is pushed into the main nozzle 60 through the many air bleed holes 63, and the fuel is ejected from the nozzle 60.
- the diaphragm 105 is actuated so that the push rod 101 reduces the pressure in the working chamber 104 in the opposite manner.
- the negative pressure generated at the carburetor 33 is transmitted to the air bleed chamber 64 of each carburetor 33 while the transmission speed is regulated by the one-way throttle valve 106.
- the distribution tube 66 is used both as an air passage for controlling the air bleed amount of each carburetor 33 and as an air passage for controlling the acceleration and deceleration of each carburetor 33.
- the piping can be greatly simplified.
- cylinder head 8 corresponds to cylinder 11.
- the formed exhaust port 38 and the vertically long exhaust collecting chamber 110 formed on the side of the cylinder block 6 opposite to the carburetor 33 form a cylinder block 6 and a cylinder. They communicate with each other at the joint of the head 8.
- a first three-way catalytic converter 111 is mounted in the exhaust collecting chamber 110.
- the mount case 2 joined to the lower surface of the cylinder block 6 and one side of an oil tank 113 joined to the lower surface of the mount case 2 have a series of exhausts connected to the lower part of the exhaust collecting chamber 110.
- a pipe 114 is formed in the body, and a connecting flange 111 connected to the upper part of the exhaust box 115 is fixed to the lower end of the exhaust pipe 114 by a bolt 117.
- a support piece 1 18 welded to the lower outer surface of the exhaust box 1 15 is fixed to the bottom of the oil tank 1 13 by a port 1 19.
- the oil tank 113 stores the lubricating oil of the engine E.
- the exhaust box 115 has a large-diameter inlet cylinder 120 connected to the ceiling plate 115a and communicating the exhaust pipe 114 with the exhaust collecting chamber 110.
- a small-diameter outlet that is connected to the bottom plate 1 1b of the exhaust box 1 15 side by side with 120 and opens the upper end to the upper part of the exhaust box 1 15 and opens the lower end into the extension case 1.
- a second three-way catalytic converter 112 is installed in the inlet cylinder 120.
- the first three-way catalyst converter 111 is located in the exhaust chamber 110, and the second three-way catalyst converter 111 is located in the inlet cylinder 120 of the exhaust box 115. 2 are installed, respectively, so that the exhaust gas passing through them is effectively purified over a wide operating range from when the engine E is cold to when it is warm, that is, HC, CO, and NOx are removed from the exhaust gas. be able to.
- the duty ratio of the pulse given by the duty control unit 92 to the duty control valve 68 based on the detection signal of the LAF sensor 94 as described above, a wide range from a low load to a high load of the engine E is obtained.
- the output of the LAF sensor 94 is proportional to the exhaust gas AZF, so that the exhaust gas A / F can be controlled in a narrow area A including the theoretical A / F, and of course, the engine output
- the allowable range of the purification rate of the catalyst converter is set to be relatively wide considering some extent, the setting range is shifted to the rich side even with A ' Even in case B, the exhaust gas AZF can be controlled precisely to the desired target value.
- control according to the operating conditions of the engine such as the purification-oriented mode, the purification and output-considered mode, and the output-oriented mode.
- increasing the output of the engine makes it possible to reduce the size of the engine, making it easier to install the engine in the narrow engine room of the outboard motor.
- the first catalytic converter 111 can be easily attached and detached by opening the exhaust collecting chamber 110. .
- the upper end of the outlet cylinder 1 21 is located above the lower end of the inlet cylinder 120, so that even if the water level in the extension case 1 rises, the outlet cylinder 1 21 As long as it is not submerged, it is possible to avoid flooding of the inlet cylinder 120, that is, the second catalytic converter 112.
- a drain pipe 122 is attached to the exhaust box 115 to drain it.
- the drain pipe 122 is formed by bending a pipe having a diameter much smaller than that of the outlet pipe 122 in an inverted U-shape, and one lower end 122 a of the bottom plate 1 of the exhaust box 115. 1b is arranged so as to open close to the upper surface, and the other lower end 1 2b is arranged outside the exhaust box 1 15 and below the bottom plate 1 1b.
- the LAF sensor 94 is attached to the exhaust pipe 114 formed integrally with the mount case 2 as follows. That is, on the side wall of the exhaust pipe 114 facing the outside of the outboard motor O, a mounting wall 114a is formed which is inclined downward and inwardly into the exhaust pipe 114, and this mounting wall 114a is formed.
- the LAF sensor 94 is screwed in a substantially vertical posture, and the detection portion 94 a at the tip of the LAF sensor 94 protrudes to the center of the exhaust pipe 114.
- the LAF sensor 94 is disposed in the annular space 124 defined by the mount case 2 and the undercover 5 surrounding the mount case 2, and the LAF sensor 94 does not fit in the annular space 124 as shown in the illustrated example. If the length is longer, an outer bulging portion 5b for receiving the outer end of the LAF sensor 94 is formed in a part of the underforce bar 5.
- the mounting wall 114a of the exhaust pipe 114 is inclined downward and inward into the exhaust pipe 114, so that the LAF sensor mounted vertically on the mounting wall 114a has an outboard side.
- the protruding length of the machine O to the outside is kept as small as possible, and contact of the sensor 94 with other objects can be avoided as much as possible, and AZF of exhaust gas can be detected reliably.
- the LAF sensor 94 is directed outward from the outboard motor O, it can be easily attached to and detached from the mounting wall 114a.
- the undercover 5 serves as a protective wall, so that other objects can be prevented from contacting the Otsuhachi sensor 94.
- the under cover 5 can be removed as described above, the LAF sensor 94 can be easily attached and detached in the detached state.
- reference numeral 125 denotes a cooling water jacket of the engine E.
- engine E can be a multi-cylinder engine other than three cylinders.
- either one of the first and second catalytic converters 111 and 112 can be omitted.
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