The Controlled Vane-Type Oil Pump for Oil Supply on Demand for Passenger Car Engines

Heiko Neukirchner; Mathias Kramer; Tilo Ohnesorge

doi:10.4271/2002-01-1319

2002-03-04

The Controlled Vane-Type Oil Pump for Oil Supply on Demand for Passenger Car Engines 2002-01-1319

The oil supply of combustion engines today is typically realized by oil pumps with constant displacement. To secure the operational safety in hot idling these pumps are oversized, what causes low efficiency in most of operating speeds. IAV developed a vane-type oil pump, which allows to infinitely regulate the delivery rate. Because of no oil release over a pressure limiting valve the pump achieves a higher efficiency in a wide range of operation. The design of the theoretical delivery characteristic allows the calculated and particular increase of oil pressure to avoid critical operating conditions and to support hydraulically operated functions as variable camshaft timing.

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The Controlled Vane-Type Oil Pump for Oil Supply on Demand for Passenger Car Engines 2002-01-1319

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