 |
 |
 |
 |
|
 |
 |
http://www.ultralightnews.ca/ Page 5 of 39
The Ultralight Store - your one stop ultralight store.
1Description of the Engine, Mounting Instructions and Technical Data
1.1Overview
The F30E engine (Figure 1.1.1) of Göbler-Hirthmotoren KG is a piston ported four-cylinder boxer two-
stroke engine that is available both as a free-air and a fan-cooled engine.
The cylinders consist of an aluminium alloy with a Nikasil coated running surface that is highly resistant to
wear. The cylinders are mounted onto the crankcase by stud bolts, discs and hexagon nuts. The cylinder
heads consist of a special hypereutectic aluminium alloy that resists high temperatures while maintaining
constant hardness. They are secured onto the cylinder by means of cylinder screws and washer without using
agasket to assist cooling.
The pistons consist of an aluminium alloy and are sealed off from the cylinder running surface by two piston
rings. The piston is connected to the con-rod by the gudgeon pin and a needle bearing.
The crankshaft is made of chrome-molybdenum steel (42 Cr Mo 4) and is mounted in five deep groove ball
bearings. It?s really an assembled crankshaft and the individual parts of the crankshaft are pressed together to
form a complete unit. Two deep groove ball bearings are installed on the drive side, two between the con-
rods and one on the ignition side. The drive shaft is tapered and has a centred thread in order to secure to the
PTO shaft. The con-rods are connected to the crankshaft by crank pins and needle bearings.
The crankcase consists of an aluminium alloy and constructed as a case in two halves. It is secured together
by fastening studs and nuts which also secure the cylinders to the case. Opposite the PTO end of the
crankcase, there is an ignition stator unit. This is fixed to the crankcase and is concealed by the flywheel and
the fan housing..
Figure 1.1-1 (Engine F30E)
1.2Description of the fuel injection system
The applied fuel injection system is a sequential multi-point fuel injection. The throttle body injection is
installed in place of carburettors. Both throttle body injection (TBI) units are connected at the bell crank and
are synchronised with each other through the throttle body shaft.
The fuel pressure is provided by a Pierburg electric fuel pump and maintains 42 Lbs. PSI. This stays
consistent with the help of a pressure regulator. To avoid interruption from contaminated fuel, a series of fuel
filters are installed fore and aft of the fuel pump.
|
|
