Fuel injection pump for internal combustion engines

Claim 2

A fuel injection pump for internal combustion engines, comprising: a cylinder; a pump piston mounted to reciprocate within the cylinder; an adjusting device connected to the piston injection pump to alter the termination of the piston supply stroke by rotating the piston between no-load and maximum load terminal positions; said cylinder having at least one fuel opening extending through a wall thereof; said pump piston having an end face and an outer jacket surface extending from the end face, at least one longitudinal stop groove and one oblique groove formed in said outer jacket surface, said oblique groove extending over a circumferential portion of said jacket surface and oriented obliquely to said end face, said oblique groove communicating with said longitudinal stop groove, and stop means for limiting the rotation of the piston by said adjusting device at least at said maximum load terminal position, the location of said stop means and at least a portion of the width of said at least one longitudinal groove being related such that said at least one opening in the cylinder wall reaches a congruent relationship with at least said one longitudinal groove shortly before said maximum load terminal position is reached.

Claim 3

A fuel injection pump according to claim 1, wherein the piston is provided with two longitudinal grooves which serve as stop grooves assuring congruence with said at least one opening in the cylinder wall in either rotary terminal position of the piston.

Claim 4

A fuel injection pump according to claim 1, wherein the piston has two longitudinal grooves and the cylinder two openings, and wherein each opening reaches a congruent relationship with a respective longitudinal groove before either of said rotary terminal positions of said piston is reached.

Claim 5

A fuel injection pump as defined in claim 1, wherein a portion of the piston rotation is associated with engine full-load operation and another portion of the piston rotation is associated with engine idle operation, and wherein said at least one longitudinal groove serves as a limitation beyond the full-load portion of the piston rotation as well as before the idle portion thereof defining the no-load and the maximum load rotated position.

Claim 6

A fuel injection pump for internal combustion engines, comprising: a cylinder; a pump piston mounted to reciprocate within the cylinder; an adjusting device connected to the piston injection pump for rotating the latter between terminal positions, a portion of the piston rotation being associated with engine full-load operation and another portion of the piston rotation with engine idle operation; said cylinder having at least one fuel opening extending through a wall thereof; said pump piston having an end face and an outer jacket surface extending from the end face; at least one longitudinal stop groove and one oblique groove formed in said outer jacket surface; said oblique groove extending over a circumferential portion of said jacket surface and being oriented obliquely to said end face and communicating with said longitudinal stop groove; and stop means for limiting the rotation of the piston by said adjusting device beyond the terminal positions of the portions of the rotation associated with full load operation and idle operation, respectively; said at least one longitudinal groove being located adjacent to the idle portion of the piston rotation and having a width such that congruence with said at least one opening in the cylinder wall is maintained at both terminal positions and thus over the entire stroke range of the piston.

Claim 7

A fuel injection pump for internal combustion engines, comprising: a cylinder; a pump piston mounted to reciprocate within the cylinder; an adjusting device connected to the piston injection pump for rotating the latter between terminal positions, a portion of the piston rotation being associated with engine full-load operation and another portion of the piston rotation with engine idle operation; said cylinder having at least one fuel opening extending through a wall thereof; said pump piston having an end face and an outer jacket surface extending from the end face; at least one longitudinal stop groove and one oblique groove formed in said outer jacket surface; said oblique groove extending over a circumferential portion of said jacket surface and being oriented obliquely to said end face and communicating with said longitudinal stop groove; and stop means for limiting the rotation of the piston by said adjusting device beyond the terminal positions of the portions of the rotation associated with full load operation and idle operation, respectively; said at least one longitudinal groove being located adjacent to the idle portion of the piston rotation and having a width such that congruence with said at least one opening in the cylinder wall is maintained at both terminal positions and thus over the entire stroke range of the piston.

Claim 8

A fuel injection pump as defined in claim 5, wherein said at least one longitudinal groove has a widened section, the width and length of which assures congruence with said at least one opening in the cylinder wall in the maximum rotated position of the piston and over the entire stroke range of the piston.