WO2019002475A1 - Vorrichtung für ein hydraulisches betätigungssystem - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a device for a hydraulic actuation system, in particular a motor vehicle brake or clutch.
- Teves produced with Mark 2 a semi-integrated solution with this feature, but also as a variant that the axis of the electric motor with pump was arranged parallel to the actuation axis.
- Noteworthy and different from the presented invention is no integration of engine and pressure supply and ECU in a housing unit.
- the motor was mounted with a pump and connected with hoses to the housing of valve block (HCU) and cylinder piston unit. The objective of a very narrow and short unit has not yet been achieved.
- a gear drive of the motor target is described in DE 10 2011 017 436.
- the sensor element is here arranged in a sensor module which is connected via plug connection to the system board.
- redundant pedal travel sensors and a sensor for monitoring the level in the brake fluid reservoir are needed.
- a brake system described in DE 10 2012 213 216 a first, actuated by the driver cylinder-piston assembly, a pressure supply device and a valve assembly in the same housing is arranged, wherein the axis of the electric motor of the pressure supply device substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the first cylinder Plunger arrangement is arranged.
- Wheel-individual or axle-specific braking intervention in particular by drive motors in generator operation, wherein traction motors are positioned on one or two axles or directly on the wheels,
- the object of the present invention is to provide a device in which the essential components for a hydraulic actuation system for vehicles with requirements for extremely short length on the bulkhead, silent operation, very high security / system availability and high control accuracy requirements, especially for e-vehicles, Hybrid vehicles with electric traction motors (TM) and vehicles in autonomous driving or driverless vehicles are designed.
- the device according to the invention is particularly advantageous in that the essential components such as the pressure supply device in the form of a piston or a Doppelhubkolbenpumpe with one or two working spaces for pressure change in at least one hydraulic circuit, and their electric motor drive and an intermediate transmission gear, in particular a recirculating ball or a trapezoidal spindle gear, as well as a valve arrangement with at least one solenoid valve, hydraulic connections for at least two hydraulic consumers of the hydraulic actuation system and an electrical control unit ECU for controlling the solenoid valves and the electromotive drive are combined in one module (hereinafter referred to as main module), and that the main module either in electrical connection to at least one other system component or in both electrical and hydraulic connection with at least one further system component (hereinafter referred to as confirmation module or system component), wherein the further system component can be an electrically or hydraulically operating travel simulator with an operating pedal and / or a central computer.
- main module one module
- confirmation module or system component confirmation module or system component
- the device according to the invention can thus be used advantageously for the pure pressure supply, pressure control and aggregate diagnosis, either no brake pedal is used, as is the case with an autonomously driving vehicle, or a brake pedal or brake lever is used, which purely electrically to the Module is coupled, as z. B. in a brake-by-wire electric vehicle may be the case, or a brake pedal or brake lever is used, which is hydraulically and electrically coupled to the module, wherein in the last two variants in each case also a path simulator can be provided.
- the actuation module can be designed as a single-circuit or dual-circuit master cylinder (HZ or THZ) and in case of system failure (fallback) hydraulic volume for generating a manual emergency brake function in one or two brake circuits, or two or four wheel brakes are performed
- main module may also be connected via advantageously redundant data lines, in particular a data and / or control bus with a higher-level control device.
- the brake pedal as an actuating device can also be arranged in an additional module, optionally also a path simulator can be arranged in the additional module.
- the additional module is then depending on the design of the actuator either a pure electrical or via an electrical / hydraulic connection with the
- the main module according to the invention can be provided once or several times in a vehicle.
- a main module optionally make a pressure control in two wheel brakes, preferably one axle or four wheel brakes of the vehicle.
- a main module has two hydraulic output lines through which the pressure control, z. B.
- Embodiment 1 is provided for a two-wheeled vehicle or a vehicle at the brake servo is used in one axis or blending, z. B. in racing with a strong electric drive motor. Blending is required if an electric drive motor is provided on an axle, with which it is recuperated in generator operation. The recuperation is controlled by the main module, whereby a constant driver feeling is adjusted in the operating unit, ie. the actuator is not affected by the pressure control and is decoupled. The actuating unit is decoupled in this case via a normally open solenoid valve, which is preferably arranged in the main module, in normal operation.
- a normally open solenoid valve which is preferably arranged in the main module, in normal operation.
- solenoid valves are required in the actuation module for other functions (diagnostics, travel simulator) (as embodied, for example, in the Applicant's PCT / EP2015 / 068693), it can also make sense to arrange the normally open solenoid valve in the actuation unit. Only in case of failure of the main module it is opened and built on the means of the actuator hydraulic power brake pressure can be built in the wheel brakes.
- ABS / ESP functions are fully possible in this case when used in 2-wheel.
- pressure control such as the pressure control
- two main modules are arranged in the vehicle to provide greater dynamics or redundancy, each comprising a pressure supply unit, solenoid valves and a control unit, the system comprising two hydraulic circuits with four hydraulic consumers, e.g. four wheel brakes, and each main module for the pressure control of only one hydraulic circuit with multiple consumers, such. B. two wheel brakes, is used.
- PCT / EP2015 / 081403 is used to realize a low-pressure build-up with pressure control via the piston and release pressure via exhaust valves.
- the system has a very high redundancy comparable to common 2-box systems (e-Booster + ESP), since it has two completely separate main modules, each with independent electronics and electric motor, which still operate 2 wheel brakes in case of failure of a module can. This provides sufficient safety for autonomous driving.
- e-Booster + ESP common 2-box systems
- the embodiment 2 still has a hydraulic connection of the actuating unit with a main module.
- a normally open solenoid valve is provided in a main module.
- the control is purely electrical via an M-ECU and the main module preferably performs only pressure adjusting functions.
- the vehicle dynamics control then takes place in an M-ECU, which is preferably also designed redundantly (eg quad-core).
- the actuating unit can be dispensed with in this embodiment.
- the electrical connection between the main modules on the one hand and between the main module and the control unit On the other hand, be redundant running and the main modules are redundant to two voltage sources, such. B. 12V battery, second voltage 48V or high voltage, 12V battery and DC / DC converter of a second voltage network, connected.
- the signal transmission between the main module and the control unit is preferably done redundantly with 2 signal lines, wherein the line may be a cable or radio transmission. So the combination of wired transmission and radio transmission is also a possibility of redundancy.
- the third embodiment is also sufficiently equipped with redundancies and safety functions for autonomous driving or vehicles without drivers, and superior in cost and reliability to a purely electric braking system with four actuators for one wheel brake each (wedge brake, EMB) ,
- the use of a trapezoidal spindle, as detailed in main module construction concept 2 is another way of reducing costs. This is possible because smaller powers are required and the system does not have any freedom of space limitations in the design of the piston of the pressure supply of the main module.
- the system can be designed for small Axialkraftbelastened the trapezoidal spindle and low torque of the drive motor and run very inexpensively, so that the additional cost of 2 modules are relatively low.
- the main module has four hydraulic output lines, with pressure control in each of four wheel brakes via each output line.
- the main module can take over all functions, such.
- brake boosting, blending, ABS / ESP and driver assistance functions and has compared to the second and third embodiment cost advantages with only limited limitations in performance and is therefore intended as a target system concept for series applications in cars.
- the design of the pressure supply with Electric motor, spindle drive and piston is shown in more detail in Figure 3.
- a 2 x 3-phase contacting the drive motor and a redundant power supply as stated in Figure 7, to increase the availability makes sense.
- the B6 bridge of the engine is advantageous. This also applies to the other embodiments, where a 2 x 3 phase contact is used.
- an actuating module is provided in addition to the main module, in the fourth embodiment having a preferably redundant electrical connection and one or two hydraulic connections to the main module, in the fifth and sixth embodiments, however, only a purely electrical preferably redundant connection having.
- one or two normally open valve (s) is provided, which is preferably integrated in the main module.
- a normally open valve is required for one actuation module with one circuit, two normally open valves for an actuation module with two hydraulic circuits (eg PCT / EP2015 / 068693)
- the hydraulic connection provides a fallback condition in the event of a main module failure
- Actuating module at least one brake circuit, preferably two brake circuits, supplied in case of failure of the main module with pressure medium or in the at least one brake circuit builds up a pressure.
- Main module and actuator module can be provided.
- each one pressure supply a hydraulic circuit or 2 wheel brakes supplied with pressure.
- the pressure supply is preferably carried out as a single-piston pump with trapezoidal spindle (see Figure 4 with trapezoidal spindle). On some redundancy (2 x 3-phase contacting of the electric motor) and Doppelhubkolbenpumpe with 2 working spaces can be omitted here. Also, the system can achieve a higher control performance, if each pressure supply of the main module in parallel independently of each other can supply a hydraulic circuit with pressure medium. In this case, in Embodiment 6 in performance comparable to Embodiment 2 and 3, that is, FIG.
- each engine operates a hydraulic circuit or 2 wheel brakes, thus can be constructed in parallel in a brake circuit in the multiplex process (without exhaust valves), while the pressure in the other brake circuit is reduced.
- This has particular advantages in highly dynamic interventions (eg braking on a high coefficient of friction, special ESP interventions) and leads to driving stabilization in very powerful vehicles and braking distance shortening.
- the electronics are redundantly configured with separate drivers for each motor, e.g. B. 2 x B6 bridge, galvanically isolated electronic boards, and the power supply and signal transmission of the main module also designed redundant.
- the seventh embodiment is intended for vehicles without a driver, whereby no actuation module is needed and therefore this is omitted.
- the main module can be arranged away from the bulkhead in the engine compartment, which advantageously generates less generated by the main module sound produced by the highly dynamic control in ABS / ESP operation by hydraulic vibrations and solenoid valve noise due to pressure differences will get into the passenger compartment.
- the main module can be arranged virtually anywhere in the engine compartment.
- the vehicle has a traction motor, so this can also be used to support braking. For this purpose, it is necessary to control this accordingly and to coordinate the functions of the components with each other.
- an electrical connection via a data and / or control bus between the main module, a higher-level control and the traction motor necessary and thus provide accordingly.
- the main module can be arranged both horizontally and vertically in the engine compartment. It is also possible to provide corresponding damping elements for noise minimization.
- the connector design of the main module is also advantageously designed in terms of a minimal box volume and good accessibility. This can be realized in the form that the plug is directly connected to the electronics board of the main module and is at a 90 ° angle to the electronic board.
- the plug is mounted in possible developments of the embodiments described above below the storage container, and in particular can be withdrawn horizontally parallel to the engine. As a result, no space, which is otherwise required for the installation of the plug, given away.
- the main module advantageously be designed such that all sensors and valve body of the solenoid valves are positioned directly on the ECU board, the phase contacts of the electric motor lead directly to the electronics and the electronics can be mounted very easily.
- the coil body of the solenoid valves is connected to the board, the Sensorauswertimplantation are brought by plugging in distance to the sensor targets and the 3 (6) phase contacts of the punched grid of the electric motor are either plugged onto the board (eg Radsok contacts) or the phase contacts welded to copper elements on the board.
- the skin module can have a very simple bearing and a radial force compensation via a bending rod concept, wherein the bending rod is preferably connected to a rotating spindle via a welded connection.
- the spindle is made of a metallic, high-strength material, which preferably drives a trapezoidal spindle made of plastic.
- the trapezoidal spindle is used in particular for systems with low maximum pressures and systems consisting of several main modules. This is especially true in the first, second, third and sixth embodiment of Advantage, however, can also be used in systems with at least one strong drive motor, which supports the braking and thus positively influences the volume budget or the maximum pressure requirements.
- the trapezoidal spindle can be used in which special materials are used in the trapezoidal spindle or the main module is positioned where low ambient temperatures with active air supply , z. B. in the front of the vehicle occur. Especially for electric vehicles, the temperature is significantly lower than for vehicles with internal combustion engine and further favors the use of the trapezoidal spindle.
- a ball screw As an alternative to the trapezoidal spindle, a ball screw (KGT) can be used.
- a ball screw has the advantages of higher efficiency and higher load capacity by axial forces, especially for large and heavy vehicles with a total weight of more than two tons.
- the ball screw facilitates the control because the system has a lower hysteresis.
- a combination of trapezoidal spindle in a module for. B. KGT to front axle, trapezoidal spindle to rear axle.
- the pressure unit of the main module can also be designed so that it has a very simple and inexpensive torque support and can be easily converted with a small changes from aPolhub- in a Doppelhubkolbenpumpe.
- the device according to the invention there are many possible uses for the device according to the invention and the modules can be easily combined for different system concepts, so that with a few components a very wide range of vehicle classes can be covered.
- FIG. 1a shows a first possible embodiment of the device according to the invention with a main module MO for pressure control in two hydraulic circuits or brake circuits BK1 and BK2 and an additional module MOl with actuator, wherein the main module MO and the additional module MOl via an electrical data and / or control line DS and a hydraulic line HL are in communication with each other.
- the additional module MOI can an actuator such.
- B. have a brake pedal in a vehicle or a brake lever of a motorcycle.
- a path simulator can also be arranged in the additional module MO.
- a piston-cylinder unit is also arranged in the additional module whose piston can be adjusted via the actuating device, a fall-back level can be realized via the optional hydraulic connection so that a brake pressure can still occur if one component of the main module fails. Tels the actuator in one or both brake circuits BK1 / BK2 is buildable.
- a displacement sensor PS and / or a level sensor NG can be arranged in the additional module MO.
- the displacement sensor PS detects the deflection of the actuating means, for. B. in the form of a brake pedal or brake lever, wherein the signal is transmitted via the electrical line DS to the control devices S-ECU and M-ECU.
- valve arrangement HCU can be arranged between the controller S-ECU of the module and the motor M with the pressure supply device DV.
- the module MO is fixed by means of brackets DF, which may also have damping properties, in the engine compartment.
- the system shown in Figure la can thus for the pressure supply of a system with two hydraulic consumers or brake circuits, and at an active braking system with a traction motor and in a two-wheeler (front and rear brake) or for systems with axle blending and braking / on one axis (racing with drive motor on one axle and hydraulic brake booster and blending on the wheel brakes of an axle), simple vehicles only with different brake force distribution on the axles without ESP / ABS function.
- the operating unit BE may comprise a single-cylinder master cylinder HZ or a dual-cylinder tandem master cylinder THZ and at least one diverter valve TV1, TV2 to provide the hydraulic connection between a working chamber of the master cylinder and two working chambers of the dual-circuit THZ of the actuator BE with one or two brake circuits BK1, BK2 either to produce or seal.
- FIG. 1b shows a device similar to the device according to the invention shown and described in FIG. 1a, in which two main modules MO and MO 'are provided for increasing the dynamics, in particular for racing.
- an additional module MO is provided with actuator, wherein the additional module MOl via an electrical data and / or control line DS with a higher-level controller M-ECU and a traction motor and the main modules MO and MO ' in conjunction.
- the two main modules can be operated by multiplexer function with classic switching valves and possibly even with exhaust valves and can thus be used as a pure brake booster or as a brake booster with ABS and / or ESP function.
- the main module MO can be provided for pressure control of the wheel brakes of the wheel axle 1 and the main module MO ' for pressure control of the wheel brakes of the wheel axle 2.
- it is also a diagonal pressure supply of the wheel brakes by means of the main modules MO and MO ' possible.
- a hydraulic fallback level for the main module MO is realized or possible by the hydraulic connection HL between additional module MO and the main module MO. It is thus an achsindividuelle or individual wheel pressure control with high dynamics and control accuracy possible. With such a system, fewer components and costs can be equal to an electric brake (EMB, wedge) the same functions can be achieved.
- FIG. 1c shows a device according to the invention with two main modules MO and MO ' for a brake-by-wire braking system or an autonomously driving vehicle without a brake pedal with two traction motors TM 1 and TM 2, wherein the main module MO via the connecting lines ALI and AL 2 controls the pressure of the Wheel brakes RB in axis 1 and the main module MO ' makes the pressure control in the wheel brakes of the axis 2.
- a superordinate control device M-ECU controls the braking function of the wheel brakes RB and the traction motors TM 1 and TM2.
- FIG. 2a shows a device according to the invention with a main module MO for pressure regulation in four wheel brakes RB and an additional module MOl with actuating device, the main module MO and the additional module MOl being connected to one another via an electrical data and / or control line DS and a hydraulic line HL are in communication.
- the hydraulic line HL serves, as described in the preceding embodiments, as a fallback level.
- the motor M of the main module MO for the pressure supply device may, for. Example, be a six-phase motor, which is given by the two times three phases sufficient redundancy. If one electronics fails, the electric motor can still generate half the torque and still reach 80-100 bar when the system is designed for 160-200 bar.
- the pressure supply device can also have a Doppelhubkolben, which also offers two redundant redundancy in the hydraulic circuit through its two working spaces.
- the ABS and / or the ESP function can be realized in the wheel brakes.
- Full ABS performance can not be achieved with the remaining three phases due to the reduced performance.
- the additional module MO can be arranged on the bulkhead of the vehicle, whereas the main module MO can be arranged virtually arbitrarily in the engine compartment, in particular for noise minimization away from the bulkhead. Since hydraulic vibrations are difficult to dampen by damping the attachment of the mechanics, since they are transmitted via the fluid to the brake pedal via structure-borne noise, this arrangement is very effective in terms of noise minimization.
- FIG. 2b shows a device according to the invention according to FIG. 2a, but without a hydraulic connection between main module MO and additional module MOl.
- This system is z. B. can be used in car mass production for autonomous driving and is very quiet, the main module MO is about its four output lines ALi -4 with the respective wheel brakes RB in combination. It is also possible that the respective brake circuit BK1 or BK2 is not assigned to an axle 1/2, but is associated with two wheel brakes located diagonally to one another.
- FIG. 2c shows a device according to the invention, two pressure supply devices, each with separate electromotive drives M and gears, being arranged in the main module MO.
- two pressure supply devices there is a double redundancy.
- two motors can be used to increase performance.
- Figure lc be achieved. It makes sense to use the valve circuit as shown and described in FIGS. 5 and 6 in this system.
- FIG. 2d shows a device according to the invention with a main module MO for a brake-by-wire braking system or an autonomously driving vehicle without a brake pedal for the pressure supply of four wheel brakes.
- a main module MO for a brake-by-wire braking system or an autonomously driving vehicle without a brake pedal for the pressure supply of four wheel brakes.
- Figure 2b executed (2 x 3 phases, redundant signal transmission and power supply), and a Doppelhubkolbenpumpe with two working spaces mandatory.
- FIG. 3 shows a cross-sectional view of the motor M, drive, the pressure supply device DK, valve assembly HCU and the control unit ECU with its essential components, which in the
- Main module MO are arranged.
- the motor housing 16 is connected via the intermediate piece 32 of preferably sound-insulating material with the first housing part GH 1, wherein the centering can be carried out via extension 14 b.
- Motor housing 16 and adapter 14 and ECU housing 35 are sealed, z. B. with rectangular hatched areas that are not described individually.
- a four-point bearing 20 is pressed, which receives the axial forces in both directions from the spindle 25 and rotor 22 and centered.
- the rotor 22 is secured via an axial securing 29 and carries the usual rotor laminations 19 with magnets 20 in the stator area.
- the rotor 22 is further connected to the end face with a bevel gear 28 which drives the second bevel gear 29 with shaft 41 and target 38.
- This acts on the sensor element 37, which evaluates the rotor rotation.
- the sensor element sits on the system board PCB and is particularly inexpensive and trouble-free.
- a solution not shown, can be implemented in which the rotor is connected instead of the connection with a bevel gear with a sleeve which includes magnets and thus forms the target 38 for the evaluation of the rotation angle of the motor.
- the target magnetic field can be detected by an appropriate arrangement of the sensor element in the vicinity of the target (for example, by plug-in connection with the ECU) or guided via magnetic flux guide to the remote sensor element on the PCB.
- the bevel gear 29 is mounted in a housing 40 which is connected to the motor housing 16.
- the gear 20 is in the housing with radial Play SR stored so that the flexible drive shaft 41 generates no backlash with appropriate tension.
- the shaft is in this case in the bearing bush 41, which is fixed in the intermediate piece 14, stored.
- the shaft 41 is rotationally connected to the gear 29, z. B. on a corresponding profile with rotation.
- the bending rod BS is fastened via the nut 23. This is rotationally fixed to the spindle 25, z. B. by means of a weld 30, connected.
- the spindle 25 acts on the KGT nut 26, which z over. B. a thread 27 rotationally connected to the piston 11 is connected.
- the radial tolerances cause a spindle impact, which generates correspondingly high transverse forces on the piston, which are critical for the running surfaces of the seals DK.
- the bending elasticity of the bending rod BS reduces this to small values.
- This principle can also be applied to non-illustrated fixed spindle and rotating nut.
- the piston is sealed by three seals DK to seal the corresponding pressure chambers, which will not be discussed here, not even the optimal design of the intermediate piece 14 and GH. 1
- the KGT nut with piston requires a rotation, which is mounted here frontally.
- a corresponding part 33 with four- or polygonal profile is rotationally connected to the GH 1 and relies on a slide bushing 34 which is rotationally connected to the piston.
- This sliding guide benefits from the small lubricating effect of the brake fluid.
- the piston drive can also be designed with fixed spindle and rotating KGT nut.
- the suction valves SV1 and SV2 are housed, which are connected to corresponding terminals to the VB. As indicated by dot-dash lines, these can be arranged on the H2 level in a tubular element.
- On the opposite side of the GH2-HCU is arranged, which, as already described, receives the MV and other valves with pressure transducer.
- very short connecting holes of GH 1 and GH2 are clearly visible both above and below.
- the ECU housing Connected to the GH2 is the ECU housing which houses the PCB with the components BE.
- the ECU housing which houses the PCB with the components BE.
- the power contacts of the connector 1 with the BE arranged for motor control.
- the corresponding power loss is dissipated from the PCB via a heat conducting body to the valve block 56 of the HCU.
- the ECU housing 35 may be parallel and lateral to the engine.
- FIG. 4 shows a cross-sectional view through a main module MO, wherein in the upper half of the drawing a trapezoidal spindle TS and in the lower half of the drawing a ball screw KGT is shown.
- the main module has a piston housing 53 and a motor housing 55.
- the piston housing 53 and the motor housing 55 may be made of metal or plastic. At operating pressure in the working space above 100 bar, at least the piston housing 53, the housing should not be made of plastic.
- the motor housing of the outer stator 52 and the stator windings 51 is arranged.
- the piston housing 53 has a working space A, which is bounded by the housing 53 and the piston 59 and has an outlet 61 for the connection of an output line AL, not shown.
- the piston 59 is sealed by means of seals 50 seated in the piston housing 53 and is driven via a spindle SP arranged rotatably on the cup-shaped rotor R.
- the rotor R is mounted rotatably in the motor housing 55 via bearings 60.
- the spindle may be a Trapetzspindel TS (upper half of the drawing) or part of a ball screw KGT.
- the spindle SP may be attached to a bending bar 58, which rotatably on the rotor R. is connected, whereby a compensation for a possible eccentricity is given.
- a rotary encoder 56 for the motor and electrical connections 57 are provided.
- both the piston housing 53 and the piston 59 can be made of plastic.
- the motor housing 55 may be made of plastic.
- the stator 52 may be made of plastic.
- the rotor R or parts of the rotor R are made of plastic, wherein magnets are introduced with Magnet letleit Kunststoffen in the plastic or enclosed by this.
- Fig. 5a shows a valve circuit known from WO 2016/146223 with switching valves with low flow resistance, which is important for multiplex operation, wherein the switching valves are arranged such that they open by the pressure in the wheel brakes themselves.
- the hydraulic medium flows from the brake circuit or the pressure generator unit via the armature space to the valve seat to the wheel cylinder. If an error occurs, the wheel pressure opens the switching valve.
- the magnetic force must also close against 130 bar, but this is done with a small armature air gap in the Ventilend ein.
- the return spring of the switching valves SV therefore only needs to be slightly reinforced so that the switching valve does not "rupture" at a correspondingly high volumetric flow rate.
- FIG. 5b shows a possible embodiment of the inlet valve EV according to the invention and the connection to the brake circuit BK as well as the pressure supply DV and the edge brakes RBi.
- the inlet valve EV has a magnet armature MA, a magnetic base body MGK and an exciter coil ES. If the solenoid valve EV energized, the magnetic force MK shifts the armature MA from the position S A0 to the position S A2 by the differential path S A. The magnet armature MA moves a plunger MStö by the same path, so that the plunger MStö comes to rest on the valve seat VS and closes the outlet Ea of the solenoid valve.
- the armature MA has at this point still a residual air gap S 0 to the magnetic body MKG, which is provided that the armature MA when switching off the energization of the excitation coil ES of the valve EV by Ummagnetleitersver- losses of the iron circuit does not adhere to the magnet housing MGK.
- the return spring RF moves when switching off the valve current, the armature MA back to the starting position.
- the magnetic force F M increases at a smaller air gap, ie. increasing path nonlinear.
- the return spring F RF is dimensioned such that the magnetic force F M in the starting position S A o is greater than the spring force so that a secure closing of the valve is ensured.
- the spring force increases with increasing travel S A and is also lower in the end position S A2 than the magnetic force F M.
- a linear spring is used so that the magnetic force F M in the end position at a given current is significantly higher than the restoring force, so that the valve can be kept at low power or a safe closing is ensured even at high differential pressures between the wheel and pressure supply , The holding is ensured even at high differential pressures, since the magnetic force increases strongly non-linearly when the valve position is closed.
- the return spring is also to be dimensioned such that the function can be ensured as a normally open valve and the valve always opens safely.
- the inlet valve EV can be opened both by the return spring RF and by the pressure in the wheel brake, which is very important in particular in the event of a fault or malfunction of the brake system (eg failure of the voltage at the valve).
- pressure reduction via the inlet valves can be carried out quickly.
- a precise pressure reduction via the inlet valves EV can be made by appropriate control of the piston movement of the pressure supplier unit 20.
- FIG. 6 shows a braking system with the device according to the invention, consisting of two main modules MO and MO ' and another separate module MOl with an operating unit BE and a brake pedal.
- This actuation unit BE in the module MOl z. B. act hydraulically and be connected to the module MO or be an electric brake pedal or a GO-stop switch.
- the main module MO includes an engine M, a control unit S-ECU and a pressure generating unit DE consisting of a cylinder, a piston 1 moved therein by the engine M.
- the piston 1 is driven by a spindle S and defines with the cylinder the working space 3, which is connected via the suction valve SV with a storage container R in combination.
- the working space 3 is also connected via the output line AL of the module MO to the first brake circuit BK1, to which the two wheel brakes RBl and RB2 are connected via interposition of the switching valves SV1 and SV2.
- the pressure build-up and pressure reduction in the wheel brake RB2 takes place in each case via the open switching valve SV1 or SV2 or at the same time when both switching valves are open.
- the piston 1 of the pressure generating unit MO is controlled by a forward stroke or return stroke.
- switching valve SV1 When switching valve SV1 is closed, the pressure in the wheel brake is conserved. If the exhaust valve AV is not present in the wheel brake RBl, the pressure build-up and pressure reduction in the wheel brake via the open switching valve SV1 by forward and backward stroke of the piston takes place.
- the pressure reduction in the wheel brake RBl can be carried out either via the outlet valve AV to the storage container R or the switching valve SV1 in the working space 3 of the piston-cylinder unit.
- the exhaust valve can also be operated in cyclic operation (open / close) or pulse width modulation, ie. rapid tapping or opening and closing, in particular by means of a common exhaust valve (AV) designed for pulse width modulation, wherein the pressure sensor DR is used to control the timing of the exhaust valve during pressure reduction.
- AV common exhaust valve designed for pulse width modulation
- the pressure reduction of the RB2, the pressure reduction via the outlet valve AV can be done with open switching valves SV1 and SV2, which can also be controlled by clocking the exhaust valve using the pressure transducer, a controlled pressure reduction.
- the piston of the piston-cylinder unit MO is preferably stationary. Also can be moved at the Druckabbu the piston and be used in addition to control the pressure reduction by volume is nachge redesignt and controls the pressure reduction with. In this case, the pressure in both Wheel brakes RBl and RB2 dismantled simultaneously. Of course, it is also possible to provide for the wheel brake RB2 a corresponding not shown exhaust valve. If an outlet valve is provided, pressure can be built up in the RB 2 at the same time as pressure in RBl is simultaneously reduced. If an exhaust valve is provided at RB 2, it is possible to simultaneously build up the pressure in any wheel brake of the brake circuit BK I or BK II and at the same time reduce it in another wheel brake BK I or BK II.
- exhaust valves are particularly advantageous in black and white division of brake circuits (BK I for front axle, BK II for rear axle) to relieve the engine in the pressure control dynamics in MUX mode.
- the motor current i and the temperature T are arranged in the main module MO.
- the pressure in the brake circuit BK1 can be determined via the pressure sensor DR.
- the control can be refined and the pressure position only via the position control of the piston and current control of the motor.
- the temperature sensor serves for the adjustment of the torque constant kt to the operating temperature.
- the pressure transmitter is primarily used in this system for calibration and fine control to the target pressure, whereby by means of current and position after evaluation of the pressure-volume curve, a very fast feedforward control takes place and is primarily used for highly dynamic pressure changes. With exact modeling of the hysteresis, the pressure transmitter can be dispensed with completely or only a pressure transducer in one of the brake circuits BK I or BK II is used only for calibration purposes.
- bypass valves BV1, BV2 are opened, so that the respective pressure control unit can be calibrated with the pressure transducer. If one or more exhaust valves (e) are used in a brake circuit BK I, the pressure transducer is usefully placed in the BK I so that it is available for the timing of the pressure reduction control in the brake circuit BK I. is available.
- the power supply of the main module MO is preferably redundant in that the main module is connected directly to the poles of a 12V battery and via a DC / DC converter to a second supply source.
- the data lines DS1 and DS2 are designed to be redundant and are connected to the central control unit Z-ECU of the electrical system.
- the second main module MO ' is formed virtually identical to the first main module MO and is connected with its hydraulic output line AL to the second brake circuit BK2, via which the Druckauf- and pressure reduction takes place in the wheel brakes RB3 and RB4.
- the only difference with the first main module MO is that it is powered by the 48V battery and a DC / DC converter, which provides greater redundancy.
- a pressure sensor DR can also be provided for the second brake circuit BK2.
- exhaust valves help, in particular during normal operation, wherein at least one exhaust valve is provided on one or two wheel brakes (RB1 / RB2 or RB1 / RB3), in particular the front axle wheel brakes.
- the drives MO and ⁇ ⁇ are designed with a self-locking mechanism, in particular a self-locking trapezoidal spindle F.
- a check valve which otherwise has to be connected upstream of the non-self-locking pressure supply device (not shown in FIG. 6).
- the bypass circuit can also usefully be used in such a way that the pressure build-up in individual wheel brakes (eg wheel brakes of the front axle BK I) is established jointly by opening the bypass line through both pressure supplies. units, s. If an electric drive motor of an electric motor (50-200 KW) is available on one axle (eg BK II) for braking action on at least one axle. Thus, the motor of a module MO / MO can be downsized and must be designed in the performance only for the ABS / ESP control function.
- DE ' about 50% of the pressure of DE, ie about 100 bar, volume 100%
- the DE piston can be dimensioned with 50% of the piston area of DE ' pistons, requiring only 50% of the axial force of DE ' .
- both motors M have the same torque.
- the working space of the pressure generator unit can be designed to be elongated with small cross-sectional areas, ie. the cross-sectional area is usefully reduced by 30 - 50% and the length of the working space 3 is increased in the same length.
- the connecting line VL has a switching valve BV1 and optionally 2 bypass valves BV1 BV2 and a drain valve ZEA, whereby opening one or both bypass valves produces a hydraulic connection between the two brake circuits BK I and BK II.
- a bypass valve has cost advantages and low throttle resistance, but makes high demands on the tightness, especially in regular operation, several bypass valves BV1 and BV2 allow a safe leak test and also allow additional degrees of freedom in the system.
- the bypass valves are preferably designed as normally closed solenoid valves. For this purpose, however, it must be ensured for the emergency operation of both brake circuits by a pressure supply unit that the valves are still supplied with power even if a pressure supply fails, ie.
- the bypass valves are usefully operated by S-ECU of the pressure supply MO and MO.
- the bypass circuit with two valves is advantageous in sucking liquid from the reservoir via central exhaust valves (ZEA) for pumping in one of the brake circuits, among other things for further pressure increase.
- the Nachrucn can also be done by sucking volume on the suction valve of R or R ' by return stroke of the piston of the DE at the same time closed valve SV. During the forward stroke, this volume is then available to the brake circuits BK I and BK II.
- the bypass valve circuit consists of one by-pass solenoid valve BV1 and BV2 with central ZEA solenoid valve to the reservoir. This is needed by the appropriate volume is discharged into the reservoir and to suck for Nachêt from the reservoir.
- This EA solenoid valve can be large in cross-section (especially.> 5mm 2 ) which is necessary for rapid suction. This valve is open for above. Functions or for diagnosis. As already mentioned, the bypass solenoid valves are temporarily open. A possible leak is detected here via the known assignment of pressure or motor current to the piston stroke. As is known, the MUX systems have the pressure volume characteristic in the memory.
- the actuating unit BE is optionally hydraulically connected via the hydraulic lines HLL and HL2 to the two brake circuits BK1 and BK2, wherein switchable shut-off valves TV1 and TV2 are arranged in the hydraulic lines HL1 and HL2. These are preferably normally open, so that in case of failure in case of failure of DE and blocking drive open the valves TVl and TV2 and by means of the brake pedal and the piston-cylinder unit of the actuating unit BE a hydraulic pressure in the brake circuits BK1 and BK2 is buildable, with a Fallback level is given. In normal operation, the valves TV1 and TV2 are closed and thus the operating unit BE is decoupled from the brake circuits BK1 and BK2.
- a pressure change in the wheel brakes RB1 and RB2 be made.
- a pressure change in the brake circuit BK2 can also be made by means of the pressure generating unit DE of the first main module with the valve BV1 open.
- the pressure change in the wheel brakes RB1-4 can be delayed in time and / or at the same time, which is generally referred to as multiplex operation MUX.
- Supporting one or more exhaust valves AV can be provided.
- the pressure supply with trapezoidal spindle is dispensed with at the output of the pressure supply to a (not shown) isolation valve, since due to the self-locking of the piston in the fallback level with open isolation valve TV1 (TV2) is not adjusted and the pedal actuation generates a braking force in the wheel brakes.
- TV1 open isolation valve
- the trapezoidal spindle solution therefore has particular advantages for multiplex operation, since no throttle losses occur
- the switching valves SV1-4 between pressure supply of the main module and wheel brake can be omitted, to wheelindiviudelle control is dispensed with, that is. no ABS / ESP control is part of the function.
- the previously described exhaust valve AV can z. B. for the front axle or a brake circuit are provided in order to achieve a higher dynamics in the pressure control, which is particularly useful in critical situations (high ⁇ braking, i.e. braking on asphalt) for Bremswegverkürzung.
- the control of the piston movement can take place via the position a, current i and temperature T.
- the pressure transmitters DR serve only for adjustment or calibration. In principle, only one pressure transmitter DR is required, since the brake circuits BK1 and BK2 can be connected to one another via the valve BV1 (normally closed).
- the pressure supply unit DE of the other main module can make the pressure change in both brake circuits via the open connection valve BV1 in emergency operation. If the spindle drive of the pressure supply units DE are self-locking, the piston of the defective pressure supply unit DE is not adjusted. If a ball screw is used for this function, an additional isolation valve in front of the supply line from the other brake circuit between DE and switching valve SV / separating valve SV required.
- a self-locking can be generated in the motor M via a generated or switched short circuit.
- the main module MO with higher dynamic requirements in the closed brake circuit i. without AV, z.
- This can be connected to a 48V battery or the 48V output of a DC / DC converter.
- FIG. 7 shows a brake device with a pressure supply unit DE whose piston 1 is adjusted by a motor M, the piston 1 sealingly sealing two working spaces 3a and 3b, each working space being connected to a brake circuit BK1 and BK2 via a hydraulic line H3, H4 is.
- the working spaces can optionally be connected to the storage container 5 via additional switching valves PD1 and PD2.
- the pressure build-up and pressure reduction takes place via piston control in both directions and opening / closing of the PD1 / PD2 valves.
- the brake circuits BK1 and BK2 can be hydraulically connected to each other.
- a valve VKF can be connected upstream of the pressure supply unit.
- both brake circuits BK I and BK II This makes it possible to establish and reduce pressure in both stroke directions of the double-stroke piston (forward and return strokes) in both brake circuits BK I and BK II.
- This redundancy is particularly required in vehicles in autonomous driving of levels 3 to 5, where both the engine must be designed to be redundant, e.g. with 2 x 3 phase connections, ie. Half-torque operation in the event of failure of a 3-phase connection, as well as the hydraulics must be redundant, in particular two working chambers, i. Operation of both brake circuits is possible with only one chamber of Doppelhubkolbens.
- the main module is supplied via the 12V and / or 48V vehicle electrical system.
- a redundant power supply via appropriate DC / DC converter.
- the excitation windings of the motor M are connected via redundant supply lines ELI and EL2.
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