Abstract

An electromagnetic variable valve (EMVV) system can significantly reduce pumping loss and discharge loss of the engine by enabling variable valve timing and variable valve lift. However, the valve seat easily produces a larger impact collision with the engine cylinder head because of fast valve seating velocity, greatly decreasing engine life. Therefore, in this paper, a valve seating buffer (VSB) is designed to solve the problem of large electromagnetic valve seating impact. Firstly, a scheme of an EMVV system with embedded buffer is proposed, the collision model is established to resolve the problem of the soft landing of the valve and the effectiveness of the model is verified by experiment. In addition, the structure, material and dimension parameters of the proposed buffer are designed, and some key parameters of the buffer are optimized by the Nelder–Mead (N–M) algorithm. Finally, a co-simulation model of the actuator and the buffer is built, and the valve seating performance is analyzed. The co-simulation results show that the valve seating velocity and rebound height of the EMVV system with the designed buffer are reduced by 94.8% and 97%, respectively, which verifies the advantages of the designed VSB.

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