WO1997037868A1 - Vehicle transmission control and engine operating modes - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- the invention relates to a method for controlling a vehicle provided with a combustion engine and with a controllable transmission coupled to said combustion engine, which combustion engine comprises a number of combustion chambers, which are in communication with an air supply channel, whose passage can be controlled by means of an electronically adjustable throttle valve, the vehicle is furthermore provided with a control element which can be activated by a driver of said vehicle for regulating the speed of the vehicle, whereby the combustion engine and the transmission are adjusted electronically by means of a control unit on the basis of the momentaneous speed of the vehicle and the desired mechanical power of the vehicle, which is indicated by means of said control element.
- the invention furthermore relates to a vehicle which is suitable for being used in conjunction with the method according to the invention.
- the throttle valve is first opened further upon increasing the desired power delivered by the engine, until the maximum permissible power for the adjusted transmission ratio of the transmission, is reached.
- the maximum permissible power is defined in a graph by a shift-down line 80. Then the transmission ratio of the transmission is increased, whereby the rotational speed of the engine increases, after which the position of the throttle valve is adapted to the desired engine power.
- the object of the invention is to provide a method for controlling a vehicle, wherein both the fuel consumption and the response of the vehicle to a desired speed and acceleration of the vehicle, which are indicated by the driver by means of said control element, have been improved.
- This objective is accomplished with the method according to the invention in that first a transmission ratio of the transmission and a rotational speed of the engine are determined in the control unit on the basis of the desired power and the momentaneous speed, whereby the momentaneous fuel consumption is minimal, after which the desired transmission ratio of a transmission is directly adjusted and the position of the throttle valve is adjusted on the basis of the rotational speed and the desired power. In this manner the optimum settings of the transmission and of the engine are directly adjusted.
- the driver indicates a desired mechanical power of the combustion engine, which is perceptible to the driver as a desired speed and/or acceleration of the vehicle, by means of the control element, which may be a pedal to be pressed down or a button to be pressed, for example.
- the control element which may be a pedal to be pressed down or a button to be pressed, for example.
- the desired mechanical power and the momentaneous speed of the vehicle it is possible to determine the rotational speed and the specific fuel consumption associated with each transmission ratio that can be realised by means of the transmission. Based on the lowest possible specific fuel consumption a particular rotational speed of the combustion engine and the transmission ratio associated therewith are selected. Subsequently the required transmission setting can be adjusted electronically.
- a torque to be delivered by the combustion engine can be determined on the basis of the desired power and the selected rotational speed.
- a throttle valve position can be determined, which is subsequently set by electrpnic means. In this manner the adjusting both of the transmission and of the combustion engine as regards fuel consumption and as regards the response of the vehicle to the desired power indicated by the driver of the vehicle by means of the control element has been optimized.
- One embodiment of the method according to the invention is characterized in that the relation between the position of the control element and the desired mechanical power can be controlled.
- the relation between the position of the control element and the desired mechanical power can be controlled.
- the driver will select a particular relation in dependence on the desired performance of the vehicle .In this manner it is readily possible to adapt the performance of the vehicle to the driver ' s requirements.
- Figure 1 shows a control diagram for carrying out the method according to the invention
- Figure 2 shows a desired tractive force as a function of the momentaneous speed and the position of the control element;
- Figure 3 shows a maximum available tractive force as a function of the momentaneous speed and the transmission setting;
- Figure 4 shows an output engine power and a fuel consumption of the combustion engine as functions of the rotational speed and the engine torque
- Figure 5 shows a graph representing preferred settings of the combustion engine as functions of the rotational speed and the engine torque
- Figure 6 shows the engine torque as a function of the rotational speed and the position of the throttle valve. Like parts are numbered alike in the Figures.
- Figure 1 shows a control diagram for carrying out the method according to the invention.
- the method is suitable for controlling a vehicle comprising wheels which are driven by means of a combustion engine.
- the combustion engine is coupled to said wheels via a transmission.
- the example below is based on a traditional, manual-shift five-speed transmission for moving the vehicle in forward direction. The changing of gears does not take place manually, however, but by means of electronically controlled actuators.
- the transmission may also be a conventional transmission or a continuously variable transmission (CVT) .
- the combustion engine is provided with an air supply channel, of which a passage is adjustable by means of an electronically controllable throttle valve.
- the combustion engine comprises a number of combustion chambers, which are each provided with two inlet valves, which are provided in inlet ports.
- the inlet valves are movable, whereby the inlet openings of the combustion chamber are alternately opened and closed.
- the inlet port associated with one inlet valve can also be closed completely by means of a shut-off valve, however, so that air and fuel can only be supplied to the combustion chamber via a single inlet port.
- the inlet valves can be selectively moved over a relatively short or a long distance. Said moving of the inlet valves over a short distance is advantageous when relatively low engine torques are used.
- the combustion engine furthermore comprises a relatively short air supply channel and a relatively long one, whereby the air is supplied to the combustion chambers either via said short air supply channel or via said long one.
- the single inlet port or two opened inlet ports, the inlet valves, which can be moved over two mutually different distances, and the two different air supply channels enable eight different control situations for the combustion engine.
- the vehicle furthermore comprises a control element, for example a pedal to be pressed down by the driver.
- Said control element may also be a button to be activated by hand, however.
- the control element is referred to as the " accelerator pedal " , for the sake of completeness it is pointed out, however, that the accelerator pedal is not directly mechanically coupled to the throttle valve, and does not regulate the air supply directly, therefore. Based on the given combustion engine and the given transmissions it is possible to determine graphs as shown in Figures 3 - 6.
- Figure 3 shows the relation between the maximum tractive force at the wheels of the vehicle that can be realised with various transmission ratios il - i5 and a maximally open throttle valve with a particular situation 1 - 8 of the inlet valves and the air supply channels.
- Full line F represents the maximum available tractive force.
- Line Fv represents the force which is required for moving the vehicle at a particular constant speed.
- Line Fa indicates the force that is available for accelerating the vehicle.
- the graph also shows the fuel consumption as a function of rotational speed n and engine torque T.
- Fuel consumption BS is lowest at BS1 and highest at BSx. This graph applies for a particular setting 1 - 8 of the inlet valves and the air supply channels. Similar graphs apply for the other situations.
- Figure 5 shows the desired setting with regard to the number of inlet valves, the distance over which the inlet valves are moved, and the length of the air supply channels, again in dependence on rotational speed n and engine torque T.
- the desired settings are determined by experiment, inter alia by means of the graph associated with each setting as shown in Figure 4. It is possible to make a combined, optimized graph, in which the data of Figure 4 with regard to power and fuel consumption for the optimum settings is shown for the torques and rotational speeds associated with a particular setting.
- Figure 6 shows the maximum engine torque T that can be realised with various rotational speeds n and various throttle valve positions S, whereby the width of the passage of the throttle valve increases from SI to Sx. Also this graph differs for each setting 1 - 8.
- the control shown in Figure 1 works as follows.
- the tractive force Fd required of the vehicle is determined on the basis of the momentaneous speed V and the accelerator position GP.
- the graph stored in block 1 is shown in more detail in Figure 2.
- the relation between the accelerator position GP and the speed V and the tractive force Fd desired therewith can be defined at random.
- the relation between GP, V and Fd may be such that there is a linear connection between the accelerator position GP and the desired tractive force Fd at every speed.
- the connection between GP and Fd may also be proportional or exponential at a constant speed, however. It is also possible to have the relation between GP and Fd depend on the speed V. Depending on the selected relation, the vehicle will be perceived to be slow, quick or sporty.
- a number of graphs are stored, from which the driver can make a selection.
- another graph will be retrieved in block 2.
- Block 2 the desired transmission ratio il - 15 of the transmission is determined on the basis of the momentaneous speed V of the vehicle and the position GP of the accelerator pedal.
- Block 2 contains a graph in which the desired transmission ratio il - i5 is shown as a function of the accelerator pedal position GP and the speed V. The fuel consumption has been taken into account in the graph.
- the optimum transmission ration (as regards fuel consumption) il - i5 for every combination of an accelerator position GP and the momentaneous speed V is indicated in the graph stored in block 2.
- the selected rotational speed n follows automatically from the momentaneous speed V and the transmission ratio il - i5 determined in block 2.
- the required torque T is determined on the basis of the desired power P following from block 2 and the selected rotational speed n.
- Block 4 the desired setting 1 - 8 is selected and adjusted in dependence on the selected combination T.
- Block 4 contains the graph shown in Figure 5.
- Block 5 contains graph 6 for the various settings 1 - 8. If it follows from block 1 that a different transmission ratio il - i5 is necessary, the transmission is changed electronically to the desired transmission ratio il - i5 in block 6.
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