EP1616092A1 - Method for adjusting the duration of fuel injection through an injection valve - Google Patents
Method for adjusting the duration of fuel injection through an injection valveInfo
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- EP1616092A1 EP1616092A1 EP04725950A EP04725950A EP1616092A1 EP 1616092 A1 EP1616092 A1 EP 1616092A1 EP 04725950 A EP04725950 A EP 04725950A EP 04725950 A EP04725950 A EP 04725950A EP 1616092 A1 EP1616092 A1 EP 1616092A1
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- fuel
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a method for setting an injection period of fuel by an injection valve and an injection system with an injection valve.
- the fuel is injected from a fuel pressure accumulator into the combustion chambers of the internal combustion engine through injection valves.
- the fuel temperature of the injected fuel i. H. the temperature of the fuel in the injector should be known as accurately as possible.
- the temperature of the fuel in the fuel pressure accumulator is usually used approximately for this purpose.
- the physical properties of the fuel depend on the fuel temperature, e.g. B. the density, the viscosity, the elasticity, the speed of sound in the fuel, etc., from.
- the physical properties of the fuel determine the course of the entire injection process and the design of the entire injection system. Knowledge of the fuel temperature thus serves to adapt the parameters relevant to the injection process in order to achieve optimal injection and combustion.
- a method for setting an injection time period when injecting fuel through an injection valve is provided as a function of the temperature of the injected fuel.
- fuel is injected from the injection valve into a combustion chamber and part of the fuel not injected is released as a leakage flow due to the control movement of the injection valve.
- Fuel with a first, high pressure is made available to the injection valve.
- a first temperature of the fuel in the leakage flow and the pressure of the fuel in the fuel pressure accumulator are measured.
- a second temperature of the fuel to be injected in the injection valve is determined according to a function with the first temperature of the fuel in the leakage flow and the first pressure.
- the injection period of the injection valve is set depending on the second temperature.
- the advantage of the method according to the invention is that the temperature does not have to be measured in the fuel pressure accumulator or in the injection valve, but only the temperature of the fuel in the leakage flow is measured. This is easier since a temperature measuring unit for measuring the fuel temperature in the fuel pressure accumulator or in the injection valve can be avoided, and instead the temperature measuring unit is only used in the leakage flow. Since the fuel in the leakage flow is essentially not under pressure, it is easier to provide a temperature measuring unit there that has a longer service life due to the lower pressure load.
- the pressure difference and the temperature of the fuel in the leakage flow can be used to infer the temperature of the fuel in the fuel pressure accumulator. It is assumed that the temperature of the injected fuel approximately corresponds to the temperature in the fuel pressure accumulator. The temperature of the fuel in the leakage flow is significantly higher than the temperature of the fuel in the fuel pressure accumulator, since in the case of liquids such as fuel, the temperature is increased by lowering the pressure.
- the temperature difference between the fuel pressure accumulator and the leakage flow is also influenced by the flow rates of the fuel flow into the injection valve, the injection quantity and the backflow.
- the flow rates depend on the number of injection processes, the speed of the internal combustion engine and component properties and tolerances.
- the temperature difference between the fuel in the fuel pressure accumulator and the fuel in the leakage flow is influenced by the heat radiation and cooling effects.
- the second temperature is determined as a function of at least one of the following further parameters: rotational speed of the internal combustion engine in which the injection valve is located, amount of fuel injected, number of injections, coolant temperature of the internal combustion engine, ambient temperature and Heat radiation balance of the internal combustion engine.
- the determination of the second temperature can generally also be a time-dependent excess Take gait behavior into account.
- Characteristic maps offer the possibility of quickly obtaining the second temperature in order to quickly determine the resulting injection period.
- calculating the second associated temperature value using a mathematical function by specifying the first pressure of the first temperature would be time-consuming and could lead to an increase in the control cycle time.
- the temperature of the fuel in the fuel pressure accumulator corresponds to the temperature of the injected fuel.
- the temperature of the fuel in the injection valve can be influenced by a wide range of parameters. In this way, the fuel that is not injected is expanded in the injection valve, so that this fuel heats up and the temperature of the components in the injection valve increases. As a result, the fuel to be injected can have a higher temperature than the fuel in the fuel pressure accumulator. For this reason, the capacitance of the piezo actuator is measured and a third temperature of the piezo actuator is determined from the capacitance and the first pressure. The third temperature is then taken into account when determining the second temperature of the fuel to be injected.
- an injection system with an injection valve which has a piezo actuator, is provided.
- Fuel is made available to the injection valve from a fuel pressure accumulator with one pressure.
- the injection system has a control unit in order to set the injection period of the injection valve so that the injected fuel quantity is determined.
- the injector delivers the uninjected fuel to a leakage line.
- the control unit is pressure-sensitive with a temperature measuring unit for measuring the temperature of the fuel in the leakage line and with a pressure measuring unit for measuring the pressure in the fuel rather connected.
- the control unit determines a temperature of the fuel to be injected in the injection valve according to a function from the temperature of the fuel in the leakage line and from the pressure in the fuel pressure reservoir.
- the injection time is set by the control unit depending on the temperature of the fuel to be injected.
- the injection system according to the invention has the advantage that no temperature sensor has to be provided in the fuel pressure accumulator and / or the injection valve, but that only a temperature measurement has to be carried out using the temperature measuring unit in the leakage line. This makes it possible to use simple temperature measuring units, since they do not have to withstand high pressure. In addition, the service life of the temperature sensor can be increased considerably since the ambient conditions in the leakage flow are significantly less stressful than the ambient conditions in the fuel pressure accumulator and / or in the injection valve.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an injection system according to the invention
- FIG. 2 shows the function for representing the dependency between the temperature difference between the fuel in the leakage line and the fuel in the fuel pressure accumulator as a function of the pressure of the fuel in the fuel pressure accumulator.
- FIG. 1 shows a block diagram to illustrate the injection system according to the invention.
- Fuel is supplied from a fuel tank 1 to a high-pressure pump 2, the fuel under pressure into a fuel pressure accumulator 3 requested.
- the fuel pressure accumulator 3 provides fuel with a high pressure to an injection valve 4.
- By controlled opening and closing of the injection valve 4 fuel can be injected from the fuel pressure accumulator 3 into a combustion chamber (not shown).
- the injection valve 4 is connected to a control unit 5, which specifies the injection duration and the stroke of a piezo actuator (not shown) located in the injection valve 4.
- the control unit 5 measures the pressure in the fuel pressure accumulator 3 with the aid of a pressure sensor 6, which is connected to the control unit 5 and is arranged in the fuel pressure accumulator 3.
- the control unit 5 measures the temperature in a leakage line 7, which leads from the injection valve 4 into the fuel tank 1, via a temperature sensor 8.
- the leakage line 7 serves to divert the control fuel flow resulting from the switching process and any permanent leaks that may occur into the fuel tank 1 in order to be able to take up fuel for the next injection process.
- the fuel flows in the leakage line 7 essentially without additional pressure, i. H. back into fuel tank 1 under atmospheric pressure.
- the control unit 5 uses the pressure difference between the fuel pressure in the fuel pressure accumulator 3 and the atmospheric pressure to determine the temperature difference between the temperature of the fuel in the leakage line 7 and the fuel in the fuel pressure accumulator 3. It is initially assumed that the Temperature of the fuel in the fuel pressure accumulator 3 essentially corresponds to the temperature of the injected fuel.
- the temperature rise between the fuel pressure accumulator 3 and the leakage line 7 comes according to a physical law Liquidity, in which a reduction in the pressure in liquids leads to a corresponding increase in temperature.
- the control unit 5 accesses a storage unit 9 in which a look-up table is stored.
- the look-up table makes it possible to determine, for possible pressures P in the fuel pressure accumulator, a corresponding temperature difference ⁇ T between the fuel temperature in the fuel pressure accumulator and in the leakage line 7. With the aid of the temperature difference, the temperature of the fuel in the fuel pressure accumulator 3 can be determined from the temperature of the fuel in the leakage line 7. The temperature of the fuel can be approximated as that
- the storage unit 9 stores
- Look-up table also takes into account the flow rates of the fuel flow in the injection valve, the injection quantity and the leakage flow in the leakage line 7 as parameters.
- the flow rates depend on the number of injection processes, the injection quantity, the speed of the internal combustion engine and
- the corresponding parameters mentioned above are taken into account in the look-up table in order to derive the temperature difference therefrom to determine between the fuel in the leakage line 7 and the fuel that is in the injection valve. Since the fuel temperature of the fuel to be injected in the injector is important for an exact setting of the injection time or the stroke of the piezo actuator in the injector, the factors mentioned above should be taken into account in the look-up table as far as possible. These are therefore stored in the memory unit 9 in accordance with a plurality of data records, so that the temperature difference can be determined as a function of one or more of the parameters mentioned above and as a function of the pressure in the fuel pressure accumulator 3.
- the diagram according to FIG. 2 shows the dependency between the pressure in the fuel pressure accumulator and the temperature difference ⁇ T as a function of the parameters mentioned (represented by the arrow).
- a further possibility of obtaining more precise information about the temperature of the fuel in the injection valve 4 consists in that the control unit 5 is used to measure the capacitance of the piezo actuator (not shown) of the injection valve 4. Since the capacity of the piezo actuator depends in a defined manner on the temperature and the force exerted on the piezo actuator, the temperature of the piezo actuator can be known with knowledge of the pressure in the fuel pressure accumulator, which exerts a force on the piezo actuator in a manner predetermined by the structure of the injection valve be determined. Since the piezo actuator is arranged in the immediate vicinity of the fuel to be injected, its temperature can also be used to approximate the determined fuel temperature to the temperature of the injected fuel.
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DE10318647A DE10318647B4 (en) | 2003-04-24 | 2003-04-24 | Method and apparatus for adjusting an injection period of fuel through an injection valve |
PCT/EP2004/050454 WO2004094804A1 (en) | 2003-04-24 | 2004-04-06 | Method for adjusting the duration of fuel injection through an injection valve |
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