WO2003001039A1 - Turbocharge arrangement for a diesel engine - Google Patents
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- WO2003001039A1 WO2003001039A1 PCT/EP2002/006618 EP0206618W WO03001039A1 WO 2003001039 A1 WO2003001039 A1 WO 2003001039A1 EP 0206618 W EP0206618 W EP 0206618W WO 03001039 A1 WO03001039 A1 WO 03001039A1
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
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- the invention relates to a turbocharge arrangement especially for a two-stroke diesel engine comprising at least one turbocharger driven by the exhaust gasses from the engine for feeding the engine with supercharged scavenging air, at least one intercooler located downstream of the at least one turbocharger for reducing the temperature of the scavenging air, and at least one auxiliary blower designed as a centrifugal blower for feeding the engine with additional scavenging air and scavenging air pressure when the load is reduced to a predetermined value during operation.
- the natural moisture content of the supercharged scavenging air will condense to a greater or smaller extent when the air is cooled during the passage of the intercooler.
- the condensed water could cause considerable damage on sleeves and piston rings if it is brought into the cylinders of the engine with the scavenging air. Normally, the water is therefore separated in advance.
- This known water separator mainly consists of a cyclone segment having a lower drain chamber for catching and releasing water drops which are thrown against the curved inside face of the cyclone segment during the passage of the scavenging air.
- the water separator has a good effect but complicates the structure of the turbocharge arrangement and increase the costs of manufacturing the respective engine.
- a first object of the invention is to provide a turbocharge arrangement of the kind mentioned in the opening paragraph, which is of a simple and inexpensive construction.
- a second object of the invention is to provide a turbocharge arrangement of the kind mentioned in the opening paragraph, which is arranged to mainly employ engine components that already f rm part of this arrangement .
- a third object of the invention is to provide a turbocharge arrangement of the kind mentioned in the opening paragraph, which is able to remove condensed water from the supercharged and cooled scavenging air which is supplied to a diesel engine, e.g. a two-stroke diesel engine, in a more effective manner than hitherto known.
- a turbocharge arrangement normally comprises at least one supercharger driven by exhaust gasses from the engine via a turbine and at least one intercooler for cooling the supercharged scavenging air to an appropriate temperature .
- the turbocharge arrangement usually comprises one or more auxiliary blowers of the centrifugal type which are actively inserted to compensate the decrease in turbocharge effect when the load on the engine is light.
- centrifugal blowers are then connected in parallel to a number of check valves arranged with sufficiently large flow areas to allow the turbochargers to operate at full power at heavier loads while the centrifugal blowers are not active during this .
- centrifugal blowers are now also utilised as water separators, the scavenging air at both heavy and light lead being forced to flow through the blowers with its total volume during operation.
- centrifugal blowers are more capable of removing condensed water from the compressed and cooled scavenging air than said conventional water separators .
- centrifugal blower contrary to a cyclone, is operating with a rotary fan wheel generating an effective centrifugal force for centrifuging the condensed water out of the scavenging air and throwing it onto the curved inside face of the blower from which the water then is brought out of the blower while the dry scavenging air is blown into the cylinders of the engine.
- each auxiliary fan wheel is always rotating during operation so that it is driven by a electric motor under a preset underload level and driven by the airflow which is generated by the internal-combustion engine/turbocharger above this level at which the scavenging air pressure of the internal-combustion engine/turbocharger is sufficiently high.
- the invention is based on the idea that all scavenging air all the time has to pass the centrifugal blowers that are used as auxiliary blowers or in other words that these centrifugal blowers must be arranged to effectively allow a larger scavenging air volume to pass than conventionally .
- the employed centrifugal blowers must therefore be dimensioned in a different way than the auxiliary blowers that conventionally are used in such turbocharge arrangements in order to thereby be able to meet the general demand for the blowers to have a minimum flow area giving the scavenging air a maximum speed of about 50 m/s at full load.
- the centrifugal blowers can be positioned in various ways for example with a horizontal, vertical or oblique rotation axis.
- each centrifugal blower is however positioned with an at least mainly horizontal rotation axis .
- a drain chamber can be designed at the bottom of the housing of each centrifugal blower, said chamber having a slit pointing in the opposite direction of the flow direction of the scavenging air for directing the separated condensed water into the chamber and an outlet for directing the caught condensed water out of the chamber.
- the separated condensed water will be inclined to run along the curved inside face of the blower housing in direction towards the outlet of the blower and during this flow into the drain chamber via its slit which is pointing in the opposite direction of the flow direction of the scavenging air as mentioned.
- a perforated plate can be located along an area extending from the drain chamber to or up against the outlet of the blower at a distance from its curved outer wall, said plate delimiting a drain channel opening into the drain chamber together with the outer wall .
- a flow resistance can advantageously be designed in the drain channel, said resistance being e.g. a mesh wiring inserted in the channel .
- a partition can be located between the two drain channels to divide the drain chamber into a first section to which the condensed water from the slit pointing in the opposite direction of the flow direction is running and a second section to which the condensed water from the slit pointing in the flow direction is running.
- the turbocharge arrangement according to the invention is able to effectively remove the condensed water from the supercharged and cooled scavenging air which e.g. is supplied to a two-stroke diesel engine during operation.
- an individual water separator is furthermore inserted in the connection between the inlet of the centrifugal blower and the outlet of the intercooler, additional safety against condensed water penetrating into the cylinders of the respective engine together with the scavenging air is obtained,
- Fig. 1 is a diagrammatic end view of a turbocharge arrangement according to the invention
- Fig. 2 is a side elevational view of a detail of the turbocharge arrangement in fig. 1,
- Fig. 3 is a diagram of a first embodiment of the turbocharge arrangement in figs . 1 and 2 ,
- Fig. 4 is a diagram of a second embodiment of the turbocharge arrangement in figs . 1 and 2 ,
- Fig. 5 is on a larger scale a cross-sectional view of the centrifugal blowers for the arrangements in figs. 3 and 4, and
- Fig. 6 is on a still larger scale a fractional view of the curved wall of the centrifugal blower in fig. 5.
- turbocharge arrangement according to the invention is used for a two-stroke diesel engine.
- the turbocharge arrangement shown in principle in fig, 1 comprises, given in succession, a number of turbochargers 1 driven by the exhaust gasses from the two-stroke diesel engine and serving for supercharging the scavenging air supplied to its cylinders (not shown) , a number of intercoolers 2 for reducing the temperature of the scavenging air, a number of receivers 3 connecting the intercoolers 2 to one or more centrifugal blowers 4 which the scavenging air from the turbochargers 1 pass during operation and which serve for supplying the engine with additional scavenging air and scavenging air pressure by reducing the engine load, and a scavenging air container 5 arranged to contain a suitable volume of scavenging air under pressure and connected to the cylinders of the engine.
- Fig. 2 is a side elevational view of a part of the turbocharge arrangement in fig. 1, As shown, the arrangement in this case comprises two receivers 3 each connected to two centrifugal blowers 4 which again are- connected to the scavenging air container 5.
- a first embodiment of the turbocharge arrangement in figs. 1 and 2 is shown diagrammatically in fig. 3, and like parts are designated by the same reference numerals.
- the turbochargers 1 During operation, the turbochargers 1 generate supercharged scavenging air which is supplied to the intercoolers 2 via air ducts 6.
- the two air ducts 6 are interconnected to an air distributing duct 7, which enables the system to function even if one of the auxiliary blowers should malfunction.
- the air distributing duct 7 can alternatively be located after the intercoolers 2, in which the scavenging air now has been cooled.
- the inlets 9 of the centrifugal blowers 4 are connected to the outlets 10 of the intercoolers 2 via two other air ducts 8.
- a valve in form of e.g. a "butterfly" valve 11 inserted in each of the two air ducts 8 serves for, if desired, shutting off recirculation of scavenging air in the respective part of the blower arrangement if a blower is out of operation.
- the supercharged scavenging air which is cooled during the passage of the intercoolers 2 is flowing into the centrifugal blowers 4 via the two air ducts 8, the scavenging air being then lead from the centrifugal blowers to the outlets 12 of the blowers under heavy rotation.
- the scavenging air is finally lead into the scavenging air container 5 which thereby is filled with a suitable volume of supercharged, cooled scavenging air which is supplied to the cylinders (not shown) of the two-stroke diesel engine during the start-up and operation.
- the natural moisture content of the supercharged scavenging air leaving the turbochargers 1 is at least partly condensed during the passage of the scavenging air through the intercoolers.
- Fig. 4 is a diagrammatic view of an alternative embodiment of the turbocharge arrangement in fig. 3. Like parts are designated by the same reference numerals.
- an individual water separator 14 is however inserted in each of the two other ducts 8, the separator being designed as a cyclone segment in a manner known per se.
- the content of condensed water of the air will be affected by the centrifugal force which throw the condensed water over onto the curved wall of the cyclone segment, where it is caught by a second drain chamber 15 arranged in the lower area of the cyclone segment. From the drain chamber, the caught condensed water is lead out of the water separator 14 via a second water duct 16b.
- the individual water separators 14 in fig. 4 serve for augmenting the certainty with which the supercharged, cooled scavenging air generated by the turbocharge arrangement is freed of condensed water.
- Fig. 5 is a cross section through a centrifugal blower 4 that mainly consists of a blower housing 17 having a fan wheel 18 in form of a shaft 19 having a number of back-curved blades 20. During operation, the fan wheel is rotating in the direction indicated by the arrow.
- the fan wheel has an inlet 9 and an outlet 12.
- the air admitted at the inlet 9 is made to rotate fast during operation by the rotating fan wheel 18 and during this guided to the outlet 12 of the blower housing by its curved wall 23 which e.g. can be shaped as an involute.
- the centrifugal blower has a horizontal axis of rotation.
- a drain chamber 24 is arranged and in the area above this chamber, a perforated plate 25 is placed at a relatively short distance from the curved wall 23, said plate being designed with a number of apertures 26 and extending up towards or to the outlet 12 of the blower housing.
- the perforated plate 25 and the curved wall 23 of the blower housing define a drain channel 27.
- a mesh 28 is inserted of which a fractional view on a larger scale is shown in fig. 6.
- the drain chamber 24 is divided into a first and second section 30 and 31 by a partition 29.
- the first section 30 is communicating with' the interior of the blower housing 17 via a slit 32 pointing in the direction of the dominant flow direction in the blower housing, and a baffle plate 33 is furthermore placed at a distance from the slit 32.
- the drain channel 27 is opening into the second section 31.
- a first and a second outlet 34 and 35 respectively for, as indicated by the arrows, guiding the caught condensed water out of the chamber.
- the turbocharge arrangement is designed in such a way that all scavenging air is forced all the time to pass the centrifugal blowers 4 which each is connected to an electric motor (not shown in fig. 5) or similar motor which is arranged to be driven by the blower at normal or full load and to drive the blower at a predetermined reduced main engine load.
- each centrifugal blower can be connected to its motor by means of a coupling for connecting and disconnecting the connection respectively.
- centrifugal blower at a predetermined light load actively can operate as auxiliary blower for providing the engine with additional scavenging air and scavenging air pressure whereas the fan wheel at heavier loads is passively rotated by the scavenging air generated by the turbochargers .
- blower wheels are always rotating e.g. at a rotational speed of at least 500 rp during operation and during this effectively throwing the content of the scavenging air of the water drops illustrated in fig. 5 onto the curved wall 23; 25 of the blower housing 17.
- the drops 36 are hitting the curved wall 23,-25 with a velocity component aimed at the outlet of the blower housing and furthermore driven' forward in the same direction by the action of the scavenging air flowing through the blower.
- the condensed water which might not be caught by the first section of the drain chamber continues to run in direction towards the outlet of the blower housing but now on the perforated plate 25. During this, the condensed water is forced by the centrifugal force and the scavenging air via the apertures 26 of the perforated plate into the drain channel 27 which guides the caught condensed water down to the lower- lying second section 31 of the drain chamber from which the condensed water is removed via the second outlet 35.
- a second drain channel 37 placed at the start of the curved wall 23 of the blower housing is serving for catching the condensed water that at this point is running down the wall.
- the caught condensed water is running down side walls of the blower housing to the curved wall 23,-25 of the housing from which it is drained out of the blower housing in the manner indicated above.
- fig. 1 The more specific construction of the turbocharge arrangement of fig. 4 is shown in fig. 1 in which the intermediate chamber 3 is operating as a cyclone segment corresponding to the water separator 14 with the outlet 16b. Further, two outlets 34 and 35 of the centrifugal blower are shown.
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KR10-2003-7016151A KR20040019306A (en) | 2001-06-22 | 2002-06-15 | Turbocharge arrangement for a two stroke diesel engine |
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