EP0502849A1 - Electronic fuel-supply control system for an internal-combustion engine. - Google Patents
Electronic fuel-supply control system for an internal-combustion engine.Info
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- EP0502849A1 EP0502849A1 EP90914675A EP90914675A EP0502849A1 EP 0502849 A1 EP0502849 A1 EP 0502849A1 EP 90914675 A EP90914675 A EP 90914675A EP 90914675 A EP90914675 A EP 90914675A EP 0502849 A1 EP0502849 A1 EP 0502849A1
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
- F02D—CONTROLLING COMBUSTION ENGINES
- F02D41/00—Electrical control of supply of combustible mixture or its constituents
- F02D41/02—Circuit arrangements for generating control signals
- F02D41/04—Introducing corrections for particular operating conditions
- F02D41/047—Taking into account fuel evaporation or wall wetting
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
- F02D—CONTROLLING COMBUSTION ENGINES
- F02D41/00—Electrical control of supply of combustible mixture or its constituents
- F02D41/02—Circuit arrangements for generating control signals
- F02D41/04—Introducing corrections for particular operating conditions
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- the invention relates to an electronic control system for fuel metering in an internal combustion engine with sensors for load, speed and temperature, means for determining a basic injection quantity signal and a transition compensation signal for adapting the metered fuel quantity in the event of acceleration and deceleration according to the preamble of the main claim.
- US Pat. No. 4,440,136 discloses a fuel metering system in which an enrichment factor is formed according to a specific formula for the acceleration enrichment and the individual components of the formula can be called up from memories depending on the load and speed.
- FM 1 is speed and load dependent and FM 2 temperature dependent.
- DE-OS 36 23 041 and the corresponding US patent application SN 169 274 describe a method for fuel metering in acceleration Case known that takes into account the temporal relationship between the occurrence of the acceleration request signal and the intake valve times, so that the required additional amount of fuel for realizing the acceleration request can be metered as optimally as possible. For this purpose, provision is made, inter alia, to distribute the calculated additional quantity of fuel over a number of successive metering processes or to provide so-called intermediate splashes.
- the physical problem with acceleration enrichment is to provide the required additional quantity in the combustion chambers of the internal combustion engine itself. This is particularly difficult at low temperatures because part of the quantity of fuel metered into the intake manifold then condenses on the walls of the intake manifold and is therefore ultimately not immediately available to the actual combustion process.
- the fuel depositing on the inner wall of the intake manifold forms a so-called fuel wall film. In addition to the design, it is primarily temperature, speed and load dependent. Since the assembly and disassembly of the fuel wall film in the case of non-stationary operating states of the internal combustion engine is very difficult to master, different approaches for describing the wall film have already become known in the literature. A basic work on this can be found in the SAE paper 810494 "Transient A / F Control Caracteristics of the 5 liter Central Fuel Injection Engine" by CF Aguino.
- the object of the present invention is to provide an electronic control system for the fuel metering in an internal combustion engine, in which an optimal transition behavior with regard to exhaust gas is achieved during acceleration and deceleration processes.
- the control system for fuel metering according to the invention is characterized by good exhaust gas behavior in the transition mode, in that a transition compensation signal for adapting the metered fuel quantity in the event of acceleration and deceleration is processed, including a wall film quantity difference signal and a control factor signal, depending on the operating parameters.
- FIG. 1 shows a rough overview diagram of an electronic control system for fuel metering in an internal combustion engine
- FIG. 2 shows in block form the most important elements of an electronic control system for fuel metering in connection with the provision of a transition compensation signal
- FIG. 3 shows a flow diagram of a first possibility for forming a transition compensation signal
- FIG. 4a shows a time diagram of this implementation
- FIG. 4b shows a time diagram to show a further possibility of forming a transition compensation signal
- FIG. 5 shows a flow diagram to implement this second possibility of forming a transition compensation signal.
- FIG. 1 shows a rough overview of an internal combustion engine with its most important sensors, a control unit and an injection valve.
- the internal combustion engine is designated 10. It has an air intake pipe 11 and an exhaust pipe 12. In the air intake pipe 11 there is a throttle valve 13, possibly an air quantity or air mass meter 14 and an injection valve 15 for metering the required amount of fuel into the air flow flowing to the internal combustion engine 10.
- a speed sensor is denoted by 16, a temperature sensor by 17.
- the basic structure of a fuel metering system for an internal combustion engine shown in FIG. 1 is known.
- the invention is concerned with the problem of providing a transition compensation signal for the acceleration or deceleration case with the aim of achieving the best possible transition behavior of the internal combustion engine or the vehicle equipped therewith while at the same time cleaning the exhaust gas as cleanly as possible.
- FIG. 2 A block diagram of the electronic control system according to the invention for fuel metering can be found in FIG. 2. There, elements already known from FIG. 1 are provided with the reference numbers already mentioned.
- a basic map for emitting a basic injection signal tlk is designated by 25.
- a control factor map for delivering a control factor signal Tk bears the reference numeral 26 and 27 denotes a wall film quantity map for delivering a corresponding wall film quantity signal Wk. All three maps 25, 26 and 27 receive signals from the load sensor 17 and speed sensor 15 on the input side.
- a block 30 emits a signal which is the end of a
- a subsequent block 31 generates a correction signal TUKSAS depending on the previous duration of an overrun operating phase.
- An addition point 32 subsequently connects the output signals of the two blocks 29 and 31.
- There follows a multiplication point 33 in which the output signal of the addition point 32 is multiplicatively linked to a temperature-dependent signal from a block 34 which is in turn connected to the temperature sensor 16.
- the result is then a wall film change signal ⁇ Wn corrected as a function of temperature and operating time.
- difference-forming element 39 which receives both the signal on line 35 and the output signal of multiplication point 36 and which forms the second signal to be processed in block 29 one calculation step later.
- FIG. 2 The subject of FIG. 2 is expediently explained on the basis of a flow chart shown in FIG.
- the individual calculation steps can take place both in the time grid and in the angle grid (e.g. related to the crankshaft).
- Block 41 reading a load value ⁇ k and a speed value nk.
- the letter k clarifies the values of the individual variables available at time tk. With k-1 the corresponding values are designated at the previous sampling time.
- Block 41 is followed by a block 42, in which a value for the basic measuring signal tlk, for the wall film fuel quantity Wk and a control factor Tk is read out from the characteristic diagrams 25, 26 and 27 known from FIG. 2 or is already made available as interpolation values become.
- FIGS. 2 and 3 thus disclose a load-dependent and speed-dependent reading of a wall film fuel quantity signal from a corresponding characteristic diagram 27 or 42 at a sampling time t tk.
- This wall film fuel quantity value is redetermined at each sampling time depending on the load and speed and a difference is determined therefrom. This is followed by taking into account the residual values of previous wall film differences with blocks 29 and 44 respectively. Depending on the duration of the preceding overrun operation or the prevailing temperature, correction terms are then formed, which ultimately result in a wall film fuel quantity signal SUM ⁇ Wk on line 35 or in block 47.
- a control factor signal Tk from the control factor map 26 or 42 is taken into account multiplicatively for the formation of a current applicable transition compensation signal UKk and this transition compensation signal UKk is added to the basic injection quantity signal tlk from the basic map 25.
- FIG. 4a shows an example of the course of the transition compensation (UK) as it results from the function described in FIGS. 2) and 3).
- An acceleration request should occur at time to.
- the time course of the transition compensation is determined by the throttle valve and speed-dependent control factor T.
- FIG. 4b shows a typical course when the transition compensation is implemented differently.
- a so-called intermediate spray is triggered, which provides an additional quantity of fuel asynchronously to the normal injection.
- the remaining excess amount is divided into two stores.
- the exponential de-energization of these memories begins, with one memory being de-energized quickly and the other slowly. From time t 2, only the slow downward control is effective.
- the course from FIG. 4b makes it possible to dispense with the calculation of the control factor from a characteristic diagram. Instead, the map is replaced by 2 control factors, which are derived from 2 applicable constants. In order to make the allocation to fast and slow storage variable at different speed / load points, the distribution factor can also be described by a map of speed and load.
- FIG. 5 shows a possible implementation of the signal curve in FIG. 4b. Blocks which correspond to those in FIG. 3 are also provided with the corresponding reference numbers. It can be seen that in block 22 the formation of a control factor signal from a map does not take place and this factor is specifically formed in the further course. Following the block 43 known from FIG. 3 regarding the formation of a current wall film difference signal ⁇ Wn, this difference signal is queried for a threshold.
- a L , A S and A Z are applicable factors, which divide the total newly added wall film difference ⁇ Wn into the three long-term, short-term and intermediate spatter stores.
- Intermediate sprayer signal UKK Z set to zero in block 61.
- a programmatic union 62 connects the outputs of the two blocks 56 and 61 and the interrogation unit 59 with respect to the output "change in throttle valve position negative".
- FIG. 3 The flow diagram of FIG. 3 is followed by a block 47, which in turn is followed by a block 66 for forming an overall injection time signal.
- a query 67 follows a threshold greater or less than 0. If the total injection signal is less than 0, the injection time is limited to 0 in a block 68 and at the same time the negative The rest is taken into account for the next injection.
- the entire injection signal can be metered in without the following
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Abstract
Il est proposé un système de commande électronique pour le dosage de carburant dans le cas d'un moteur à combustion interne, comportant entre autres des moyens pour la détermination du signal donnant la quantité de base du carburant ainsi que d'un signal de compensation transitoire pour adapter la quantité de carburant dosée en cas d'accélération et de décélération, à l'occasion de quoi est constitué, en fonction de la charge et du régime, pour la compensation transitoire un signal déterminant la quantité du film de paroi ainsi qu'un signal de facteur de pilotage (Tk), le signal de compensation transitoire prenant en compte aussi bien le signal déterminant la quantité du film de paroi que le signal de facteur de pilotage. A cette occasion, le signal de facteur de pilotage peut être soit extrait d'un réseau de caractéristiques, soit prendre la forme de deux valeurs discrètes. Le système proposé sert à obtenir un comportement transitoire optimal en ce qui concerne les gaz d'échappement.An electronic control system is proposed for the metering of fuel in the case of an internal combustion engine, comprising among other things means for determining the signal giving the base quantity of fuel as well as a transient compensation signal. to adapt the quantity of fuel metered in the event of acceleration and deceleration, on the occasion of which is constituted, depending on the load and the speed, for the transient compensation a signal determining the quantity of the wall film as well as a control factor signal (Tk), the transient compensation signal taking into account both the signal determining the quantity of the wall film and the control factor signal. On this occasion, the driving factor signal can either be extracted from a network of characteristics, or take the form of two discrete values. The proposed system serves to achieve optimum transient behavior with regard to exhaust gases.
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