WO2002101219A1 - Control device of hybrid vehicle - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a control device for a parallel-type hybrid vehicle capable of deactivating cylinders, and more particularly to a control device for a hybrid vehicle capable of improving fuel efficiency while ensuring commerciality of braking. . Background technique fe
- a hybrid vehicle equipped with a motor and a motor as a drive source for driving a vehicle has been known.
- One type of this hybrid vehicle is a parallel hybrid that assists driving of an engine output by the motor.
- the parallel hybrid vehicle performs various controls such as assisting the driving of the engine output by the motor during acceleration, and charging the battery or the like by deceleration regeneration during deceleration, and the remaining capacity of the battery. (Electric energy) while satisfying the driver's requirements.
- the structure is simplified, the weight of the entire system is reduced, and there is an advantage that the degree of freedom in mounting on a vehicle is high. .
- the parallel hybrid vehicle is provided with a clutch between the engine and the motor to reduce the effect of engine friction (engine braking) during deceleration regeneration (for example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open (See Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 00-09707068) and a structure in which the engine, motor, and transmission are directly connected in series to minimize simplicity (for example, see Japanese Patent Application Publication No. — See Publication No. 1254504).
- a clutch between the engine and the motor to reduce the effect of engine friction (engine braking) during deceleration regeneration
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open See Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 00-09707068
- a structure in which the engine, motor, and transmission are directly connected in series to minimize simplicity (for example, see Japanese Patent Application Publication No. — See Publication No. 1254504).
- the former structure which has a clutch between the engine and the motor, makes the structure complicated by the provision of the clutch, deteriorating the mountability.At the same time, the use of the clutch is not possible. Therefore, the transmission efficiency of the power transmission system decreases.
- the latter engine, motor and transmission are directly connected in series. With the above structure, the amount of regenerative power is reduced by the amount of engine friction described above, which reduces the amount of electric energy that can be secured by regenerative power. There is a problem.
- the throttle valve is opened to the open side during deceleration using an electronically controlled throttle mechanism to greatly reduce the bombing loss and increase the amount of regeneration.
- a large amount of fresh air flows directly into the exhaust system during deceleration, which lowers the temperature of the catalyst and the AZF sensor, and has a problem that proper control of exhaust gas is adversely affected.
- proposals have been made to solve the above problem by using cylinder deactivation technology the operating range of cylinder deactivation becomes narrower in order to secure a negative pressure inside the brake mass power at night. As a result, there is a problem that securing of the regenerative amount by reducing the friction of the engine is limited.
- the present invention provides a control device for a hybrid vehicle, which is capable of significantly improving fuel efficiency by assisting motor drive by the reduced amount of engine friction by reliably performing cylinder deactivated operation while ensuring braking commerciality.
- a first aspect of the present invention includes an engine and a motor as a driving source of a vehicle, and performs regenerative braking by the motor and the motor in accordance with a deceleration state when the vehicle is decelerated.
- Is a control device for a hybrid vehicle that is a cylinder-stop engine that deactivates at least one cylinder when the vehicle decelerates comprising: a cylinder deactivation determining unit that determines whether or not to deactivate the cylinder according to a driving state of the vehicle; Cylinder deactivation release determination means for releasing cylinder deactivation during deactivation, intake air pressure detection means for detecting intake air pressure in the intake passage of the engine, and secondary introduction of intake air into the intake passage of the engine Control valve opening / closing means for opening / closing an air passage by a secondary air primary control valve, wherein when the vehicle decelerates, the intake negative pressure detected by the intake air pressure detection means is set to a first pressure. If a high negative pressure or constant threshold, a secondary air control valve, characterized in that closing control by the control valve opening and closing means.
- the intake air negative pressure becomes equal to the first predetermined threshold.
- the negative pressure is higher than the value and the secondary air passage is closed by the secondary air primary control valve, the intake negative pressure is used without waste and the negative pressure in the master power is set to the high negative pressure side. be able to.
- a second aspect of the present invention includes an engine and a motor as a drive source of a vehicle, and performs regenerative braking by motor and deceleration according to a deceleration state when the vehicle decelerates, and the engine has at least one cylinder when the vehicle decelerates.
- a cylinder deactivation determining means for determining whether or not to deactivate cylinders in accordance with the operating state of the vehicle, and a cylinder deactivation determining means for deactivating cylinder deactivation during execution of cylinder deactivation.
- Cylinder pressure canceling means that communicates with the intake passage of the engine, and that detects the negative pressure in the master power that assists the braking force in conjunction with the driver's braking operation by the intake negative pressure.
- Detecting means and control valve opening / closing means for opening / closing a secondary air passage through a secondary air control valve for supplementarily introducing intake air into an intake passage of the engine.
- the control valve opening / closing means controls to close the secondary relay control valve. It is characterized by.
- the secondary air passage is connected to the secondary air passage through the control valve opening / closing means.
- the air control valve By closing by the air control valve, it can be used to change the negative pressure in the mass power from the low negative pressure side to the high negative pressure side without wasting intake negative pressure.
- a third aspect of the present invention provides an engine and a motor as a drive source of a vehicle, and performs regenerative braking by motor and deceleration according to a deceleration state when the vehicle decelerates, and the engine has at least one or more cylinders when the vehicle decelerates.
- a cylinder deactivation determining means for determining whether or not to deactivate cylinders in accordance with the operating state of the vehicle, and a cylinder deactivation determining means for deactivating cylinder deactivation during execution of cylinder deactivation. Cylinder deactivation release determination means, intake air pressure detection means for detecting the intake air pressure in the intake passage of the engine, and communication with the intake passage of the engine.
- a master-power-internal-negative-pressure detecting means to detect the auxiliary master-power-internal-negative pressure, and a secondary air system to supplementarily introduce intake air into the engine's intake passage
- a control valve opening and closing means for opening and closing the valve, during deceleration of the vehicle
- the intake negative pressure detected by the intake air pressure detecting means is a high negative pressure equal to or higher than a first predetermined threshold; and the mass negative power detected by the negative pressure detecting means When the negative pressure is a low negative pressure equal to or lower than a second predetermined threshold, the control valve opening / closing means controls to close the secondary air primary control valve. .
- a fourth aspect of the present invention is characterized in that the secondary air primary control valve is closed when the cylinder deactivation determining means does not permit cylinder deactivation.
- a fifth aspect of the present invention is characterized in that the first predetermined threshold is determined according to an engine speed.
- a sixth aspect of the present invention is characterized in that the second predetermined threshold is determined according to a vehicle speed.
- the negative pressure in master power which is intended to reduce the vehicle speed, can be appropriately set as the second predetermined threshold value according to the vehicle speed.
- a seventh aspect of the present invention includes a deceleration state determination unit that detects a deceleration state of the vehicle, wherein the cylinder deactivation release determination unit releases the cylinder deactivation when the deceleration state is equal to or more than a predetermined value.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of a hybrid vehicle according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing a cylinder deactivation operation switching execution process according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart illustrating the pre-cylinder deconditioning condition execution determination process according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing a cylinder deactivation cancellation condition determination process according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing an air control mode selection process showing the cylinder deactivation cancellation condition determination process according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing an air-control mode selection process showing the cylinder deactivation cancellation condition determination process according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing an air control mode selection process showing a cylinder deactivation cancellation condition determination process according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a front view showing the variable valve timing mechanism of the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIGS. 9A and 9B show the variable pulp timing mechanism of the embodiment of the present invention, and
- FIG. 9B is a cross-sectional view of a main part of the variable valve timing mechanism in the cylinder deactivated operation state.
- FIG. 10 is an enlarged view of a main part of FIG. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 1 shows a parallel hybrid vehicle according to an embodiment of the present invention, which has a structure in which an engine E, a motor M, and a transmission T are directly connected in series.
- the driving force of both the engine E and the motor M is transmitted to a front wheel Wf, which is a driving wheel, via a transmission T such as a CVT (may be a manual transmission).
- a transmission T such as a CVT (may be a manual transmission).
- the motor M functions as a generator to generate a so-called regenerative braking force, and the kinetic energy of the vehicle Is recovered as electrical energy.
- the drive and regenerative operation of the motor M are controlled by the motor CPU 1M of the motor ECU 1. This is performed by the power drive unit (PDU) 2 in response to a command.
- the power drive unit 2 is connected to a high-voltage nickel-hydrogen battery 3 that exchanges electrical energy with the module M.
- the battery 3 is, for example, a module in which a plurality of cells are connected in series as one unit. It consists of multiple modules connected in series.
- the hybrid vehicle is equipped with a 12-port auxiliary battery 4 for driving various accessories, and the auxiliary battery 4 is connected to the battery 3 via a down bar 5 which is a DC-DC converter. .
- the down bar 5 controlled by the F IECU (control valve opening / closing means) 1 1 lowers the voltage of the battery 3 _ and charges the auxiliary battery 4.
- the ECU 1 is provided with a battery CPU 1B that protects the battery 3 and calculates the remaining capacity.
- the CVT the transmission T, is connected to a CVTE CU 21 for controlling the transmission T.
- the FIE CU 11 is a fuel supply amount control means (not shown) for controlling the fuel supply amount to the engine E, in addition to the motor ECU 1 and the down bar 5, In addition, it controls the ignition timing and the like. Therefore, the FIECU 11 includes a signal from a vehicle speed sensor for detecting the vehicle speed, a signal from an engine speed sensor for detecting the engine speed, a signal from a shift position sensor for detecting the shift position of the transmission T, and the like. A signal from a brake switch that detects the operation of the brake pedal, a signal from a clutch switch that detects the operation of the clutch pedal, a signal from a throttle opening sensor that detects the throttle opening of the throttle valve 32, and an intake pipe negative. A signal from the intake pipe negative pressure sensor that detects pressure, a signal from the knock sensor, etc. are input.
- This booster BS denotes a booster linked to the brake pedal.
- This booster BS has a master power negative pressure sensor for detecting the negative pressure within the brake power (hereinafter referred to as the negative pressure within the master power). Is provided. It should be noted that the negative pressure sensor in the master unit is connected to the FIECU 11.
- FIG. 1 shows that among the sensors, an intake pipe negative pressure sensor (intake air pressure detecting means) S 1 provided in the intake passage 30, a throttle sensor S 2, and an intake passage 30 are connected.
- the negative pressure sensor inside the mass and power in the communication passage 31 (means for detecting negative pressure in the mass and power) S 3 and the knock sensor S 4 are shown.
- a secondary air passage 33 that connects the upstream side and the downstream side of the throttle valve 32 is provided in the intake passage 30, and a control valve (secondary air passage) that opens and closes the secondary air passage 33 is provided in the secondary air one passage 33.
- One control valve) 34 is provided.
- the secondary air passage 33 supplies a small amount of air into the cylinder even when the throttle valve 32 is fully closed.
- the control valve 34 is opened and closed by a signal from the FI ECU 11 in accordance with the intake pipe negative pressure detected by the intake pipe negative pressure sensor S1. Further, a POIL sensor S5, a solenoid of the spool pulp 71, and a TOIL sensor S6 described later are also connected to the FIECU11. The knock sensor S4 detects a misfire state of a cylinder provided with the variable valve timing mechanism VT.
- Engine E has three cylinders with variable valve timing mechanisms VT on the intake and exhaust sides for cylinder deactivated operation on the intake and exhaust sides, and a normal valve train NT without cylinder deactivated operation. It has one cylinder.
- the engine E is a cylinder-stop engine that can be switched between a normal operation that operates four cylinders including three cylinders that can be deactivated and a cylinder deactivation operation that deactivates the three cylinders.
- the intake valves IV and exhaust valves EV of the possible cylinders are structured so that operation can be stopped by a variable valve timing mechanism VT.
- FIG. 8 shows an example in which a variable valve timing mechanism VT for cylinder deactivated operation is applied to an SOHC type engine.
- the cylinder (not shown) is provided with an intake valve IV and an exhaust valve EV.
- the intake valve IV and the exhaust valve EV are biased by valve springs 51 and 51 in a direction to close the intake and exhaust ports (not shown).
- reference numeral 52 denotes a lift cam provided on a cam shaft 53.
- the lift cam 52 has a rocker arm 54a, which is rotatably supported via a rocker arm shaft 62 for an intake valve side and an exhaust valve side. 54 b is linked.
- rocker arms 55a, 55b for valve driving are rotatably supported adjacent to the lower arms 54a, 54b for cam lift.
- the pivoting ends of the valve drive rocker arms 55a and 55b press the upper ends of the intake valve IV and the exhaust valve EV to open the intake valve IV and the exhaust valve EV.
- the rocker arm for valve drive 55 The base end sides of a and 55b (the side opposite to the valve abutment part) are configured to be able to slide on a perfect circular cam 531 provided on the camshaft 53.
- 9A and 9B show the cam lift rocker arm 54b and the valve drive mouth locker arm 55b, taking the exhaust valve side as an example.
- the cam lift rocker arm 54 b and the valve drive rocker arm 55 b are provided with a cam lift on the opposite side of the lift cam 52 around the opening cam shaft 62.
- a hydraulic chamber 56 extends between the locker arm 54b for the valve and the rocker arm 55b for the valve drive.
- a pin 57a and a release pin 57b are slidably provided in the hydraulic chamber 56, and the pin 57a is urged to the cam lifter arm 5b side via a pin spring 58. Have been.
- the hydraulic passage 59 b communicates with the hydraulic chamber 56 on the release pin 57 b side through the opening 60 of the hydraulic passage 59 b and the communication passage 61 of the rocker arm for cam lift 54 b.
- the passage 59 a communicates with the hydraulic cylinder 56 on the side of the bin 57 a through the opening 60 of the hydraulic passage 59 a and the communication passage 61 of the rocker arm 55 b for driving the valve. It can be connected to the passage.
- the pin 57 a is connected to the cam lifter arm 5 4 b and the valve driving valve by a bin spring 58.
- the pin 57a is connected to the release bin 5 as shown in FIG. 9B. 7b slides to the valve arm 5 5b side against the pin spring 5 8 against the pin spring 5 8 so that the pin 57 a is bordered with the release pin 57 b by the cam arm rocker arm
- the connection between the valve drive port and the car arm 5 5 b coincides with the boundary part of the valve drive port 5 5 b.
- the intake valve side has the same configuration.
- the hydraulic passages 59a and 59b are connected to an oil pump 70 via a spool valve 71 for securing the hydraulic pressure of the variable valve timing mechanism VT.
- the cylinder deactivation side passage 72 of the spool pulp 71 is connected to the hydraulic passage 59 b of the rocker shaft 62, and the cylinder deactivation release side passage of the spool pulp 71.
- Reference numeral 73 is connected to the hydraulic passage 59a.
- the POIL sensor S5 is connected to the cylinder deactivation release side passage 73.
- the POIL sensor S5 monitors the hydraulic pressure in the cylinder deactivation release side passage 73, which is low during cylinder deactivation and high during normal operation.
- the TOIL sensor S 6 (FIG.
- a supply passage 74 which is a discharge-side passage of the oil pump 70 and branches from a passage to the spool valve 71 and supplies hydraulic oil to the engine E. Is connected) and monitors the temperature of the supplied hydraulic oil.
- the spool valve 71 is operated by a signal from the FIECU 11 and the hydraulic passage 59 is provided on both the intake valve side and the exhaust valve side via the oil pump 70.
- the hydraulic pressure acts on the hydraulic chamber 56 from b.
- the pins 57a, 57a and the release pins 57b, 57b which previously integrated the cam lift rocker arms 54a, 54b and the valve driving low force arms 55a, 55b, are now valve driven.
- the cam locker arms 55a and 55b are disconnected from the cam lift rocker arms 54a and 54b and the valve drive rocker arms 55a and 55b.
- the cam lift roller 54a, 54b is driven by the rotation of the lift cam 52, but the cam lift rocker is released by the pin 57a and the release pin 57b.
- the valve drive is disconnected from the arm 54a, 54b. The movement is not transmitted to the rocker arms 55a and 55b. As a result, the valve drive rocker arms 55a and 55b on the intake valve side and the exhaust valve side are not driven, so that the valves IV and EV remain closed, enabling cylinder deactivated operation.
- the cylinder deactivated operation means an operation in which the intake valve and the exhaust valve are closed by the variable valve timing mechanism VT at the time of deceleration regeneration under a certain condition, in order to reduce the engine friction and increase the deceleration regeneration amount.
- the flag cylinder deactivation execution flag F-ALCS, which is a cylinder deactivation discriminating means for switching between the cylinder deactivated operation and the normal operation without cylinder deactivation is reset at a predetermined cycle. ing.
- Step S 10 Deceleration in OA G cylinder excess cylinder release request flag when excessive (Deceleration state judgment Means) F—determine whether or not GDECCS is “lj. If the determination result is“ YE S ”, proceed to step S114. If the determination result is“ NO ”, proceed to step S100B.
- step S100B it is determined whether or not deceleration G excessive deceleration regeneration release request flag (deceleration state determination means) F-GDECMA is "1". If the determination is "YES”, the flow proceeds to step S114. If the determination is "NO”, the flow proceeds to step S101. Step S10 The determination of OA is provided because it is preferable not to perform cylinder deactivation when stopping the vehicle is given top priority.
- the braking of the rapid deceleration G greatly reduces the negative pressure in the mass power (lower negative pressure), and it is highly likely that the cylinder will return to normal operation during cylinder deactivation.
- cylinder suspension is released.
- step S100B The reason why the determination in step S100B is provided is that it is preferable not to perform cylinder deactivation for battery protection because the regenerative amount rapidly increases during rapid deceleration.
- the deceleration G excessive cylinder deactivation release request flag F-GD EC CS and the deceleration G excessive deceleration regeneration release request flag F-GDECMA are used for engine speed NE fluctuations during running and speed fluctuations due to wheel speed sensors. This flag is set when the deceleration G is calculated based on the predetermined value (for example, ⁇ 0.3 m / s ⁇ s).
- Steps S100A and S100B represent deceleration state determination means.
- the deceleration G is detected by a G sensor (not shown).
- step S101 it is determined whether or not the designated FZS (file safe) has been detected.
- the flow proceeds to step S102, and when the determination is "YE S", the flow proceeds to step S114. If there is any abnormality, cylinder deactivation should not be performed.
- step S102 it is determined whether or not the cylinder deactivation solenoid flag F—AL CS SOL is “1” (the cylinder deactivation solenoid of the spool valve 71 is ON). If the determination is "YES”, the flow proceeds to step S105, and the determination is " If “NO”, proceed to step S103.
- step S103 a pre-cylinder deactivation execution condition determination (F-ALCS STB-JUD) described later is performed, and the process proceeds to step S104. The cylinder deactivation operation is performed only when the precondition is satisfied by the cylinder deactivation execution precondition determination.
- step S104 it is determined whether the cylinder deactivation standby flag F—ALCS STB is “1”. This flag is a flag that becomes “1” when the precondition is satisfied by the determination in step S 103, and is “0” when the precondition is not satisfied. Based on this flag, it is determined whether or not cylinder deactivation can be performed according to the driving state of the vehicle. If the result of the determination in step S104 is “YE S”, the process proceeds to step S105 because the precondition is satisfied. If the determination result in step S 104 is “NO”, the precondition is not satisfied, and the process proceeds to step S 114.
- step S105 a determination is made as to the later-described q-pause release condition (F-ALCSSTP-JUD), and the flow advances to step S106. If the release condition is satisfied by the cylinder deactivation release condition determination, the cylinder deactivation operation is not performed.
- the cylinder deactivation cancellation condition determination is different from the pre-cylinder deactivation condition determination, and is always determined when performing the process of FIG. 2 (constant monitoring).
- step S106 it is determined whether or not the cylinder deactivation release condition satisfaction flag F—ALC S STP is “1”.
- This flag is a flag (cylinder deactivation release determining means) that becomes “1” when the release condition is satisfied by the determination in step S105 and becomes “0” when the release condition is not satisfied. Based on this flag, it is determined whether or not the cylinder deactivation can be canceled according to the operating state of the vehicle during the cylinder deactivated operation of the engine. If the determination result in step S106 is “YE S”, the cancellation condition is satisfied, and the flow advances to step S114. If the determination result in step S106 is “NO”, the cancellation condition is not satisfied, and the process proceeds to step S107.
- step S107 it is determined whether or not a solenoid ON delay time TALCSDL1 described later is "0". If the result of the determination is “YE S”, the process proceeds to step S108 since a certain time has elapsed. If the result of the determination in step S107 is “NO”, the process proceeds to step S116 since a certain time has not elapsed. In step S108, a predetermined value #TMAL CS2 is set in the solenoid OFF delay timer TALCSDL2 for the spool valve 71, and the flow advances to step S109.
- step S109 the cylinder deactivation solenoid flag F—ALCSSOL is set to “1” (the cylinder deactivation solenoid of the spool valve 71 is turned on), and the routine proceeds to step S110.
- step S111 it is determined whether or not the cylinder stop operation execution delay timer TCSD LY1 is "0" in order to secure a time from when the spool pulp 71 is turned ON to when the hydraulic pressure is applied. If the result of the determination is "YE S”, the flow proceeds to step S112. If the determination is "NO”, the flow proceeds to step S12OA.
- step S112 a table search is performed on the evening time value #TMNC SDL 2 according to the engine speed NE, and the cylinder deactivation operation cancel delay timer TCSDLY2 is set.
- the timer value was set according to the engine speed NE because the response time of the oil pressure change depends on the engine speed NE. Therefore, the timer value #TMNCSDL 2 is a value that increases as the engine speed NE decreases.
- step S113 "1" is set to the cylinder deactivation execution flag F-ALCS, and the control ends.
- step S114 solenoid OFF delay It is determined whether or not 2 is “0j.” If the determination result is “YES”, the process proceeds to step S115 because a certain period of time has elapsed. If the result of the determination in step S114 is "NO”, the process proceeds to step S109 because the fixed time has not elapsed.
- step S115 a predetermined value # TMALCS1 is set to the solenoid ON delay time TALCSDL1 of the spool valve 71, and the flow advances to step S116. This is to ensure a certain period of time after the determination in step S105 is completed and before the solenoid of the spool valve 71 is turned on in step S109 when the normal operation is shifted to the cylinder deactivated operation.
- step S116 the cylinder deactivation solenoid flag F—ALC S S0L is set to “0” (the cylinder deactivation solenoid of the spool valve 71 is turned off), and the flow proceeds to step S117.
- step S118 it is determined whether or not the cylinder deactivation operation release delay timer TCS DLY2 is “0” in order to secure a time from when the spool valve 71 operates to 0FF until the hydraulic pressure is released. If the determination is "YES”, the flow proceeds to step S119. If the determination is "NO”, the flow proceeds to step S113.
- step S119 a table value of #TMNC SDL 1 is retrieved according to the engine speed NE, a cylinder idle operation execution delay time TCSDLY 1 is set, and the process proceeds to step S120A.
- the reason why the evening time value is set in accordance with the engine speed NE is that the response time of the oil pressure change varies with the engine speed NE. Therefore, the timer value #TMNCSDL 1 is a value that increases as the engine speed NE decreases.
- Step S12 In the OA, the cylinder deactivated operation forced release timer TCS CEND Set the evening time value #TMCS CEND (for example, 30 sec) and proceed to step S120.
- the cylinder deactivation operation forced release timer TCSCEND is a timer for forcibly releasing the cylinder deactivation after a certain period of time has elapsed after the cylinder deactivation.
- step S120 “0” is set to the cylinder deactivation execution flag F—ALCS, and the control is terminated.
- step S103 of FIG. 3 a description will be given of the cylinder pre-deactivation condition execution determination processing in step S103 of FIG. This process is repeated at a predetermined cycle.
- step S131 the outside temperature TA falls within a predetermined range (cylinder deactivation execution lower limit outside temperature #TAALCSL (for example, 0 ° C) ⁇ TA ⁇ cylinder deactivation execution upper limit outside temperature #TA ALCSH (for example, 50 ° C)). It is determined whether or not there is. If the result of determination in step S131 is that the outside air temperature TA is within a predetermined range, the flow proceeds to step S132. If the outside air temperature T A is out of the predetermined range, the process proceeds to step S144.
- a predetermined range cylinder deactivation execution lower limit outside temperature #TAALCSL (for example, 0 ° C) ⁇ TA ⁇ cylinder deactivation execution upper limit outside temperature #TA ALCSH (for example, 50 ° C)
- outside air temperature TA falls below the lower limit of the cylinder deactivation execution outside temperature #TAAL CS L or exceeds the upper limit of the cylinder deactivation execution outside temperature #TAALCSH, the engine will become unstable if the cylinder shutdown is performed. .
- step S132 the cooling water temperature TW is within a predetermined range (cylinder deactivation execution lower limit cooling water temperature #TWALCSL (for example, 70 ° C) ⁇ TW ⁇ cylinder deactivation execution upper limit cooling water temperature #TWAL C SH (for example, 100.C)). Is determined. If it is determined in step S132 that the cooling water temperature TW is within a predetermined range, the process proceeds to step S133. If it is out of the predetermined range, the process proceeds to step S144. If the cooling water temperature TW falls below the cylinder deactivation execution lower limit cooling water temperature #TWALCSL or exceeds the cylinder deactivation execution upper limit cooling water temperature #TWALCSH, the engine becomes unstable when cylinder deactivation is performed.
- a predetermined range cylinder deactivation execution lower limit cooling water temperature #TWALCSL (for example, 70 ° C) ⁇ TW ⁇ cylinder deactivation execution upper limit cooling water temperature #TWAL C SH (for example, 100.C)
- step S134 it is determined whether or not the voltage (drive source voltage) VB of the auxiliary battery 4 of 12 volts is equal to or higher than the cylinder deactivation execution upper limit voltage #VBALCS (for example, 10.5 V). If the determination is "YES” (high voltage), the flow proceeds to step S135, and if the determination is "NO", the flow proceeds to step S144. If the voltage VB of the auxiliary battery 4 of 12 volts is smaller than the predetermined value, the responsiveness of the spool valve 71 deteriorates. In addition, this is also to take measures against battery voltage drop and battery deterioration under low temperature environment.
- the voltage VB of the auxiliary battery 4 of 12 volts is equal to or higher than the cylinder deactivation execution upper limit voltage #VBALCS (for example, 10.5 V). If the determination is "YES” (high voltage), the flow proceeds to step S135, and if the determination is "NO", the flow proceeds to step S144. If the voltage VB of the auxiliary battery 4 of 12
- step S135 it is determined whether or not the battery temperature T BAT of the battery 3 is equal to or lower than the cylinder deactivation upper limit battery temperature #TBALCSH (for example, 40 ° C.). If the result of the determination is "YE S”, the flow proceeds to step S136, and if the result of the determination is "NOj", the flow proceeds to step S144.
- the battery temperature T BAT of the battery 3 is equal to or lower than the cylinder deactivation upper limit battery temperature #TBALCSH (for example, 40 ° C.). If the result of the determination is "YE S”, the flow proceeds to step S136, and if the result of the determination is "NOj", the flow proceeds to step S144.
- #TBALCSH for example, 40 ° C.
- step S136 it is determined whether or not the battery temperature TBAT is equal to or higher than the cylinder deactivation lower limit battery temperature well TBALCSL (for example, 10 ° C). If the determination is "Y E Sj", the flow proceeds to step S137. If the determination is "NO”, the flow proceeds to step S144.
- TBALCSL cylinder deactivation lower limit battery temperature well
- Step S135 Step S135
- step S137 it is determined whether or not the deceleration fuel cut is being performed based on whether or not the deceleration fuel cut flag F-FC is "1". If the determination is "YES”, the flow proceeds to step S138. If the determination is "NO”, the flow proceeds to step S144. This is because the fuel supply must be stopped before cylinder deactivation is performed.
- step S138 the oil temperature TO IL is within a predetermined range (cylinder deactivation execution lower limit oil temperature #TOALCSL (for example, 70 ° C) T 0 IL ⁇ cylinder deactivation execution upper limit oil temperature #T 0 ALCSH (for example, 100 ° C )). If it is determined in step S138 that the oil temperature TO IL is within the predetermined range, the process proceeds to step S138. Proceed to step S139. If it is out of the predetermined range, proceed to step S144 (proceed.
- cylinder deactivation execution lower limit oil temperature #TOALCSL for example, 70 ° C
- T 0 IL T 0 IL
- cylinder deactivation execution upper limit oil temperature #T 0 ALCSH for example, 100 ° C
- oil temperature TOIL is lower than the cylinder deactivation execution lower limit oil temperature #TOALCSL or the cylinder deactivation execution upper limit oil temperature is higher than # T0AL CSH This is because if cylinder deactivation is performed, the responsiveness of switching between engine operation and cylinder deactivation is not stable.
- step S139 it is determined whether or not the cylinder deactivation standby flag F—ALCS STB set as a result of the processing in FIG. 3 is “1”.
- the flow proceeds to step S142, and when the result of the determination is “NO”, the flow proceeds to step S140.
- step S140 the cylinder in which the intake pipe negative pressure (intake air pressure) PBGA is a staple search value (a value that decreases (increases in negative pressure) as the engine speed increases) determined according to the engine speed NE.
- step S140 When the engine load is large (when the intake negative pressure is high negative pressure equal to or higher than the cylinder deactivation execution upper limit negative pressure #PBGALC S), do not immediately deactivate the cylinder and use this intake air to secure the master one power negative pressure. This is because cylinder deactivation is performed after using negative pressure. If the determination result of step S140 is "YES” (low load, low negative pressure), proceed to step S141, and if the determination result is "NO" (high load, high negative pressure), then step S141. Proceed to S143. In step S143, "1" is set to the deceleration intake pipe negative pressure rise flag F — DE CPBUP, and the flow advances to step S145.
- the determination may be made based on the mass negative power internal negative pressure MPGA.
- the negative pressure in the power supply MP MP is a low negative pressure equal to or lower than the upper limit negative pressure of the cylinder deactivation execution continuation execution (first predetermined threshold value) #M PAL CS
- the deceleration intake pipe negative pressure is determined in step S143.
- the rising flag F__DECPBUP may be set to “1” and the process may proceed to step S145 (corresponding to the second aspect of the present invention).
- step S141 “0 I is set in the deceleration intake pipe negative pressure rise flag F—DE CPBUP, and the process proceeds to step S ′ 142.
- step S142 Since the pre-cylinder deactivation condition is satisfied, set the cylinder deactivation stamp pie flag F—AL CSSTB to “1” and terminate the control.
- step S144 the deceleration intake pipe negative pressure rise flag F—DE CP BUP is set to “0”, and the flow proceeds to step S145.
- step S145 since the pre-cylinder deactivation condition is not satisfied, the cylinder deactivation standby flag F—ALC SSTB is set to “0” and the control is terminated.
- the secondary air passage 33 is closed under certain conditions, and when the flag value is “0j”, the value is constant.
- the secondary air passage 33 is opened under the condition (1).
- the cylinder is deactivated after the secondary air passage 33 of the engine is closed at the beginning of deceleration and the negative pressure inside the power is sufficiently secured.
- the negative pressure in the master power during brake operation is consumed by increasing the negative pressure inside the mass unit at the same time as closing the secondary air passage 33 and increasing the negative pressure at the start of deceleration. Even in this case, it is possible to further improve fuel efficiency without reducing the brake assist amount, reducing the frequency of releasing cylinder deactivation, and removing the amount of regeneration.
- step S105 of FIG. 2 the cylinder deactivation cancellation condition determination processing in step S105 of FIG. 2 will be described based on FIG. This process is repeated at a predetermined cycle.
- step S151 it is determined whether the cylinder deactivation forced release timer TCS CEND is “0”. If the determination is "YE S”, the flow proceeds to step S169. If the determination is "NOj”, the flow proceeds to step S152. If the timer TCSCEND is set to "0j”, the cylinder is stopped. It is necessary to cancel. In step S152, it is determined whether or not the fuel cart flag F_FC is “1”. When the result of the determination in step S152 is “YE S”, the flow proceeds to step S153, and when the result of the determination is “NO”, the flow proceeds to step S166. This determination is made because the purpose of cylinder deactivation is to reduce engine friction at the time of deceleration fuel power and to increase the amount of regeneration by the reduction.
- step S166 “()” is set in the cylinder deactivation end flag F—ALCSEND, and the flow advances to step S169.
- step S153 it is determined whether the cylinder deactivation end flag F—ALCSEND is “1 j.” If the determination is “YES”, the flow proceeds to step S169, and if the determination is “NO”, Proceeds to step S154.
- step S154 it is determined whether or not deceleration regeneration is in progress. If the result of the determination is “YE S”, the flow proceeds to step S155, and if the result of the determination is “NO”, the flow proceeds to step S169.
- step S155 it is determined whether or not ⁇ "/ (? Determination flag? —Eight is” 1 ".
- the flow proceeds to step S156. If the result is “YE Sj (AT / CVT vehicle), go to step S167.
- step S167 it is determined whether or not the in-gear determination flag F—ATNP is “1”. When the result of the determination is “NO” (in gear), the flow proceeds to step S168. If the result of the determination is “YE S” (N / P range), the flow proceeds to step S169.
- step S168 it is determined whether the reverse position determination flag F—ATPR is “1”. When the result of the determination is “YES” (reverse position), the flow proceeds to step S169. If the determination is "NO” (other than the reverse position), the flow proceeds to step S158.
- step S156 it is determined whether the previous gear position NGR is on the Hi gear side from the cylinder deactivation continuation lower limit gear position #NGRALCS (for example, including this position at the third speed). Set. If the determination is "YE S" (Hi gear side), the flow proceeds to step S157, and if the determination is "NO" (Lo gear side), the flow proceeds to step S169. This is to prevent a low-speed gear from frequently switching to cylinder stoppage due to a decrease in the regeneration rate or congestion.
- step S157 it is determined whether a half clutch determination flag F—NGRHCL is “1” (half clutch). If the determination is "YES” (half-match), the flow proceeds to step S169, and if the determination is "NO", the flow proceeds to step S158.
- a half clutch determination flag F—NGRHCL is “1” (half clutch).
- step S158 it is determined whether or not the engine speed change rate DNE is equal to or less than the cylinder deactivation continuation execution upper limit engine speed change rate #DNEALCS (for example, 1 lO Orpm). If the determination is "YES” (the rate of decrease in engine speed is large), the flow proceeds to step S169, and if the determination is "NO", the flow proceeds to step S159. This is to prevent engine stall when cylinder deactivation is performed when the rate of decrease in engine speed is large.
- #DNEALCS for example, 1 lO Orpm
- step S159 it is determined whether the vehicle speed VP is within a predetermined range (cylinder deactivation continuation execution lower limit vehicle speed #VPALCSL (for example, l OkmZh) VP ⁇ cylinder deactivation continuation execution upper limit vehicle speed #VPALCSH (for example, 60kmZh)). I do. If the result of determination in step S159 is that the vehicle speed VP is within a predetermined range, the flow proceeds to step S160. If the vehicle speed VP is out of the predetermined range, the process proceeds to step S169. If the vehicle speed VP is lower than the cylinder deactivation continuation execution lower limit vehicle speed #VPALCSL or exceeds the cylinder deactivation continuation execution upper limit vehicle speed #VPALCSH, the cylinder deactivation is released.
- a predetermined range cylinder deactivation continuation execution lower limit vehicle speed #VPALCSL (for example, l OkmZh) VP ⁇ cylinder deactivation continuation execution upper limit vehicle speed #VPALCSH (for example, 60kmZh)
- step S160 it is determined whether or not the negative pressure within the mass power MPGA is equal to or higher than the upper limit negative pressure (second predetermined threshold value) #MPALCS for continuing execution of cylinder deactivation.
- step S160 If the result of determination in step S160 is that the negative pressure in master-power MPGA is equal to or greater than the cylinder deactivation continuation execution upper limit negative pressure #MPAL CS (high negative pressure in master-power), the flow proceeds to step S161. If the result of determination in step S160 is that the master negative pressure in power MPGA is smaller than the cylinder deactivation continuation execution upper limit negative pressure #MPACLS (the negative pressure in mass power is low), the flow proceeds to step S169. This is because it is not preferable to continue cylinder deactivation when the negative pressure MPGA in the masser power is not sufficiently obtained.
- step S161 the remaining battery charge QBAT is within a predetermined range (cylinder suspension continuation execution lower limit remaining capacity #QBALCSL (for example, 30%) ⁇ QBAT ⁇ cylinder suspension continuation execution upper limit remaining capacity #QBALCSH (for example, 80% )).
- a predetermined range cylinder suspension continuation execution lower limit remaining capacity #QBALCSL (for example, 30%) ⁇ QBAT ⁇ cylinder suspension continuation execution upper limit remaining capacity #QBALCSH (for example, 80% )
- the process proceeds to step S162.
- step S169 If the battery remaining capacity QB A is below the cylinder deactivation continuation execution lower limit remaining capacity #QB AL CSL or exceeds the cylinder deactivation continuation execution upper limit remaining capacity #Q BALCSH, the cylinder deactivation is released. This is because if the remaining battery charge Q B AT is too small, it is not possible to secure enough energy to assist the engine drive by the motor M when returning from cylinder deactivation. Also, if the remaining battery capacity QB AT is too large, regeneration cannot be performed
- step S162 the engine speed NE is within a predetermined range (cylinder deactivation continuous execution lower limit engine speed #NAL CSL (for example, 800 rpm) ⁇ ⁇ cylinder deactivation continuation execution upper limit engine speed #NALCSH (for example, 3000 rpm)). If it is determined in step S162 that the engine speed NE is within the predetermined range, the process proceeds to step S163. The If the engine speed NE is out of the predetermined range, the process proceeds to step S169. If the engine speed NE is lower than the cylinder deactivation continuation execution lower limit engine speed #NALCSL or exceeds the cylinder deactivation continuation execution upper limit engine speed #NAL C SH, the cylinder deactivation is canceled.
- cylinder deactivation continuous execution lower limit engine speed #NAL CSL for example, 800 rpm
- #NALCSH for example, 3000 rpm
- the regenerative efficiency may be low, or it may not be possible to secure the switching oil pressure for cylinder deactivation. If the engine speed NE is too high, the oil pressure will be too high due to high engine speed. This is because there is a possibility that it is not possible to switch the deactivation, and there is a possibility that the consumption of the hydraulic fluid for deactivating cylinders will deteriorate.
- step S163 it is determined whether or not the IDLE determination flag F—TH IDLMG is “1”. If the result of the determination is "YES” (not fully closed), the flow proceeds to step S169, and if the result of the determination is "NOj (fully closed state), the flow proceeds to step S164. This is in order to improve the merchantability by canceling the cylinder deactivation when it opens even a little.
- step S164 it is determined whether or not the engine oil pressure PO IL is equal to or higher than the cylinder deactivation continuation execution lower limit oil pressure #POALCS (for example, 98 to: L 37 kPa (with a hysteresis of 1.0 to 1.4 kg, cm 2 )). .
- the flow proceeds to step S165, and when the determination is "NO”, the flow proceeds to step S169. If the engine oil pressure P 0 IL is lower than the cylinder deactivation continuation execution lower limit oil pressure #POALCS, a hydraulic pressure for performing the cylinder deactivation (for example, a hydraulic pressure for operating the spool valve 71) cannot be secured.
- step S165 since the cylinder deactivation release condition is not satisfied, the cylinder deactivation release condition satisfaction flag F—ALCSSTP is set to “0” to continue the cylinder deactivation, and the control ends.
- step S169 it is determined whether or not a cylinder deactivation release condition satisfaction flag F—ALCSSTP indicating the result of the processing in this flowchart is “0”. If the determination is "YES”, the flow proceeds to step S170. If the determination is "NO”, the flow proceeds to step S171.
- step S170 "1" is set to the cylinder deactivation end flag ALCSCEND, and the flow advances to step S171.
- step S171 the cylinder deactivation release condition Therefore, the cylinder deactivation release condition satisfaction flag F—ALCSSTP is set to “1”, and the control ends.
- the cylinder deactivation end flag F-ALC SCENE is a flag provided to prevent the cylinder deactivation from being canceled unless the deceleration fuel cut is once terminated and the operation returns to the normal operation. This is a flag.
- control mode selection process will be described with reference to FIGS.
- the control mode is switched according to the engine state in order to control the opening and closing of the control pulp 34 (of the secondary air passage 33) suitable for the state of the engine. This process is repeated at a predetermined cycle.
- step S202 it is determined whether or not the throttle is at a high opening based on whether or not the throttle opening flag F-THIDLE is "1". If the determination is "YES" and the opening is high, the flow proceeds to step S221. If the determination is "NOj", the flow proceeds to step S203.
- step S203 it is determined whether or not the deceleration fuel cut flag F-FC is "1".
- the flow proceeds to step S216, and when the result of the determination is “NO”, the flow proceeds to step S204.
- step S204 it is determined whether the vehicle speed VP is greater than a predetermined threshold value #VAIC.
- a predetermined threshold value #VAIC a predetermined threshold value
- the flow proceeds to step S 207, when the result is" NOj proceeds to step S 211.
- Sutedzupu in S 2 07 feed pack flag F- to FB "0 Is set and the control ends.
- step S212 it is determined whether or not the in-gear determination flag F—ATNP is “1”. If the determination is "NO” (in gear), the flow proceeds to step S208. If the result of the determination is "YES” (N / P range), the flow proceeds to step S213.
- step S209 the feed park flag is set.
- F__FB is set to “0”, and in step S210, control is terminated in the AT OPEN mode in which a certain amount of air is secured to maintain creep.
- step S213, “1 j” is set in the feedback flag F-FB, the feedback amount I FB is calculated in step S214, and the control is ended in the feedback mode in step S215.
- step S216 "0 j" is set in the feedback flag; F-FB, and in step S217, it is determined whether the deceleration intake pipe negative pressure rise flag F-DECPBUP is "1".
- the deceleration intake pipe negative pressure rise flag F—DECPB UP is a flag that is set and reset in steps S143 and S141 in FIG. If the determination is "YE S”, the flow proceeds to step S224. If the determination is "NOj", the flow proceeds to step S218. That is, if cylinder deactivation is not permitted (step S143, S 145, step in FIG. 5: TS 217) Close the control valve 34 (step S 224 in FIG. 6).
- step S218 the correction amount IDEC for the secondary air deceleration is calculated, and the flow advances to step S219.
- step S221 "0" is set to the feedback flag F-FB, and in step S222, it is determined whether or not the engine speed NE is greater than the stop mode shift determination threshold #NG. If the result of the determination is “YES” and the engine speed is high, the process proceeds to step S224. If the result of the determination is “NO” and the engine speed is low, the control ends. In step S224, since the intake pipe negative pressure is close to the atmospheric pressure, the control is terminated in a rest mode in which the control valve 34 is closed to generate the intake pipe negative pressure.
- a predetermined deceleration G when a predetermined deceleration G is applied to the vehicle by a driver's braking operation or the like, if the deceleration G is greater than, for example, -0.3G, the driver stops the vehicle. It is considered that the driver does not perform cylinder deactivation, and the vehicle can be stopped immediately according to the driver's intention.
- the secondary air passage 33 is closed by the control valve.
- the master negative pressure can be efficiently increased by the intake pipe negative pressure.
- the negative pressure in the master part is sufficiently secured and the negative pressure of the intake pipe is reduced to a low negative pressure state
- the negative pressure of the intake pipe is used as a trigger (step S140 in FIG. 3).
- the control pulp 34 is opened (step S141 in FIG. 3), and the cylinder shifts to deactivation (step S142 in FIG. 3 and step S113 in FIG. 2).
- the cylinder deactivation is released by the cylinder deactivation release condition judgment (step S105 in FIGS. 4 and 2), the operation shifts to the normal operation (step in FIG. 2). SI 20).
- the fuel pressure is greatly improved by the cylinder deactivation while the braking pressure is maintained by reliably securing the negative pressure in the master part affected by the cylinder deactivation.
- the negative pressure in the mass power is reduced by the amount by which the negative pressure in the mass power can be maintained at a higher negative pressure before shifting to the cylinder deactivation.
- the amount of air consumed when applying pressure can be kept low, and the assisting force during braking can be secured, and the burden on the driver can be reduced.
- the cylinder decompression upper limit negative pressure #PBGALCS of the intake pipe negative pressure PBGA is set according to the engine speed, so that the negative pressure in the main power can be reliably increased.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing another embodiment of the present invention.
- This embodiment uses the flowchart of FIG. 7 instead of the flowchart of FIG. 5 in the above-described embodiment. Therefore, the other parts are the same as those of the above-described embodiment, and thus description thereof will be omitted.
- the flowchart of FIG. 7 shows the air-control mode selection process together with the flowchart of FIG. 6 of the above-described embodiment, and thus the description will be made with reference to FIG. Also, most of the processing is the same as in FIG. 5, so that the same processing will be performed with the same step numbers, and only different parts will be described.
- step S223 it is necessary to include a process of determining whether or not the negative pressure MPGA in the master cylinder is equal to or higher than the upper limit negative pressure #MPALCS for performing the cylinder deactivation. It is very different.
- the secondary air one passage 3 3 is closed by the control pulp 3 4 only when the negative pressure in the mass power is negative pressure MPGA is equal to or lower than the cylinder decommissioning continuation execution upper limit negative pressure #MPALCS. I have to.
- step S217 it is determined in step S217 whether the deceleration intake pipe negative pressure rise flag F-DECPBUP is "1". If the judgment result is "YES”, The process proceeds to step S223, and if the determination is "NO”, the process proceeds to step S218.
- step S222 it is determined whether or not the engine speed NE is greater than a stop mode shift determination threshold value #NG. If the result of the determination is "YE S" and the engine speed is high, the process proceeds to step S224. If the result of the determination is "NO" and the engine speed is low, the control ends. In step S224, the control is ended in the rest mode in which the control valve 34 is closed.
- step S223 it is determined whether or not the mass negative power internal negative pressure MPGA is equal to or higher than the cylinder deactivation implementation continuation execution upper limit negative pressure #MPALCS. If the result of the determination is that the negative pressure in the mass control power MPGA is equal to or higher than the cylinder deactivation continuation execution upper limit negative pressure #MPALCS (the negative pressure in the master unit is large), the control ends. If the result of determination in step S223 is that the negative pressure MPGA in the master power is smaller than the upper limit negative pressure #MPACLS for continuously executing cylinder deactivation (the negative pressure in the main unit is small), the process proceeds to step S224.
- the secondary air passage is ready to be closed, it is next determined whether or not the negative pressure within the master one power MPGA is a high negative pressure equal to or higher than the cylinder deactivation continuation execution upper limit negative pressure #MPAL CS. If the pressure is insufficient ("NO" in step S223 in FIG. 7), the suspension mode is set (step S224 in FIG. 6). The secondary air passage 33 is closed by the control valve 34. As a result, the negative pressure in the mass power can be efficiently increased by the intake pipe negative pressure. Then, when the negative pressure within the master power is sufficiently ensured and the negative pressure of the intake pipe is reduced to a low negative pressure state, the negative pressure of the intake pipe is used as a trigger (step S140 in FIG. 3).
- step S141 in FIG. 3 Open the control valve 34 (step S141 in FIG. 3) and shift to cylinder deactivation (step S142 in FIG. 3, step S142 in FIG. 2). S 1 1 3). Then, when the cylinder deactivation is released by the cylinder deactivation release condition judgment (FIG. 4, step S105 in FIG. 2), the operation shifts to the normal operation (step S120 in FIG. 2). In this way, while maintaining the negative pressure in the master-power range that is affected by cylinder deactivation, and maintaining the braking merchantability, the fuel efficiency is greatly improved by cylinder deactivation.
- step S2 23 in FIG. 7 it is directly determined whether or not the negative pressure within the master unit is sufficiently secured.
- the control valve 34 is closed, so that the control valve 34 can be operated according to the state of the negative pressure in the master unit, improving reliability. be able to.
- the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment.
- the intake pipe negative pressure PBGA is a high negative pressure equal to or higher than the cylinder deactivation execution upper limit negative pressure # P'BGA LCS, or If the negative pressure within one power MPGA is a low negative pressure equal to or lower than the cylinder deactivation continuation execution upper limit negative pressure #MPACLS, the secondary air first passage 33 may be closed.
- the intake air negative pressure when the intake air negative pressure is equal to or higher than the first predetermined threshold value and is a high negative pressure at the start of deceleration, 2
- the secondary air primary control valve By closing the secondary air passage by the secondary air primary control valve, it can be used to raise the negative pressure in the master single power to the high negative pressure side without wasting the intake negative pressure. Therefore, as long as the negative pressure in the master power is maintained at a higher negative pressure side even if the negative pressure in the master power is consumed during brake operation, the brake assist amount is not impaired, and This has the effect of reducing the frequency of canceling cylinder deactivation and reducing fuel consumption to further improve fuel efficiency.
- the secondary air passage is opened via the control valve opening / closing means.
- the secondary air primary control valve By closing with the secondary air primary control valve, it can be used to change the negative pressure in the mass air power from the low negative pressure side to the high negative pressure side without wasting intake negative pressure. Therefore, the negative pressure in the mass power can be changed from a lower negative pressure side to a higher negative pressure side. Even if the negative pressure in the power at the time of braking is consumed during braking, the amount of brake assist is not lost, and the frequency of canceling cylinder deactivation is reduced, and fuel consumption is further improved by eliminating regeneration. There is an effect that can be achieved.
- the intake air when the intake negative pressure is high negative pressure Since the pressure can be used effectively and used to secure the negative pressure in the master power, the mass control that can be used as an assist force during pre-king before cylinder deactivation is ensured This has the effect of ensuring negative pressure in the power and reducing the burden on the driver.
- the fourth aspect of the present invention it is possible to close the secondary-air one-way control valve and secure the intake air negative pressure prior to shifting to the cylinder deactivation. There is an effect that one power negative pressure can be secured.
- the fifth aspect of the present invention since it is possible to set the first predetermined threshold value of the intake pipe negative pressure appropriate for the engine speed, it is possible to reliably increase the negative pressure inside the mass pump. There is an effect that can be.
- the negative pressure in the mass power for the purpose of lowering the vehicle speed can be appropriately set as the second predetermined threshold value according to the vehicle speed. Accordingly, there is an effect that the negative pressure within the master power can be reliably increased.
- the seventh aspect of the present invention when the deceleration is large, it is possible to give top priority to stopping the vehicle without stopping the cylinder, so that the driver's intention can be respected. There is.
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