WO2021015127A1 - Fuel characteristics detecting apparatus - Google Patents
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- the present disclosure relates to a fuel property detection device that detects the properties of fuel (fuel properties) used in a diesel engine.
- multi-stage injection control is performed in which sub-injection is performed before and after the main injection of fuel into the cylinder.
- Diffusion combustion shown in FIG. 20 and premixed combustion shown in FIG. 21 are known as types of combustion methods that perform multi-stage injection control, and diffusion combustion is generally used in diesel engines mounted on vehicles. ing.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram showing an example of diffusion combustion.
- the horizontal axis shows the crank angle (rotation angle of the crankshaft), and the vertical axis shows the execution of injection and the heat generation rate, respectively.
- the sub-injections 101A and 102A are executed before the main injection 103A to generate the sub-combustion 101B and 102B to diffuse the intake air (oxygen) in the combustion chamber, and then the main injection. 103A is executed to generate the main combustion 103B.
- the combustion speed of the main combustion 103B in the diffusion combustion shown in FIG. 20 is slower than that of the premixed combustion shown in FIG. 21 (the length in the crank angle direction is long).
- FIG. 21 is a diagram showing an example of premixed combustion. Similar to FIG. 20, the horizontal axis shows the crank angle, and the vertical axis shows the execution of injection and the heat generation rate, respectively. As shown in FIG. 21, in the premixed combustion, the ignition timing of the sub-combustion 111B and 112B by the sub-injection 111A and 112A executed earlier than the main injection 113A and the ignition timing of the main combustion 113B by the main injection 113A are almost the same. The sub-combustion 111B and 112B and the main combustion 113B overlap each other to generate the superposed combustion 110B. The combustion speed of the superposed combustion 110B in the premixed combustion shown in FIG. 21 is faster than that of the diffusion combustion shown in FIG. 20 (the length in the crank angle direction is short).
- premixed combustion improves fuel efficiency and reduces NOx emissions as compared with diffusion combustion.
- the cetane number of fuel used in diesel engines may differ depending on the countries of the world and even within the same country depending on the region and season. In recent years, the cetane number of fuel for diesel engines ranges from about 43 to 66. Fuel is used in each country and region of the world.
- FIG. 22 shows an example in which a fuel having a cetane number (low), a fuel having a cetane number (medium), and a fuel having a cetane number (high) are used when the diffusion combustion shown in FIG. 20 is used. ..
- There is no change in ignition timing according to the cetane number but in the case of the cetane number (low), an abnormality has occurred in the heat generation rate, and in the case of the cetane number (low), it indicates that some correction is necessary. ing.
- diffusive combustion in the case of cetane number (low)
- by making a relatively simple correction such as increasing the fuel pressure in the common rail, as shown in FIG. 23, in the case of cetane number (low).
- FIG. 24 shows an example in which a fuel having a cetane number (low), a fuel having a cetane number (medium), and a fuel having a cetane number (high) are used when the premixed combustion shown in FIG. 21 is used.
- cetane number high
- the ignition timing is early
- the case of cetane number (low) the ignition timing is late
- stable combustion cannot be obtained.
- FIG. 25 shows a case where the injection timing and the injection amount are corrected according to the cetane number with respect to FIG. 24. Combustion with a stable ignition timing can be obtained by appropriately correcting the injection timing and injection amount according to the cetane number.
- Patent Document 1 discloses a fuel property detection device capable of further improving the detection accuracy of the cetane number of the fuel used.
- two levels of injection amount are prepared as the injection amount of the sub-injection during normal operation, and the generated torque and the like with respect to the change amount which is the change amount of the injection amount of the sub-injection and the like.
- the rate of change (change sensitivity) of a specific amount of change is derived, and the cetane number of the fuel used is detected based on the change sensitivity.
- FIG. 20 shows a case where the method described in Patent Document 1 for detecting the cetane number based on the amount of change in the generated torque by changing the injection amount of the sub-injection during normal operation of the diesel engine is applied to diffusion combustion.
- the torques of the secondary combustions 101B and 102B will be measured.
- it is necessary to generate a larger side combustion 101B, but the side combustion 101B before the top dead center of the piston (crank angle 0 [° CA]) is more. Increasing the size is not preferable because it may damage the engine.
- Cited Document 1 regardless of whether the method described in Cited Document 1 is applied to diffusion combustion or premixed combustion, it is obtained from the torque fluctuation amount during normal operation of the diesel engine, so that the operation is very stable. If it is not detected in a state (such as when traveling on a horizontal road surface without unevenness at a constant speed with a constant rotation speed), the error of the detected cetane number becomes large.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a capable fuel property detection device.
- the first aspect of the present disclosure is to inject detection into a predetermined cylinder during a detectable period in which the diesel engine stops fuel injection and gradually decreases the cetane number while coasting.
- a detection injection timing-related amount calculation unit that calculates an injection timing-related amount related to the injection timing of the detection injection so that the predetermined crank angle position is set in advance, and preset within the cetane number detection range.
- the torque corresponding to the torque generated by combustion following ignition at the predetermined crank angle position by the detection injection regardless of the operating state and the environmental state of the diesel engine.
- the detection injection amount calculation unit that calculates the injection amount of the detection injection and the torque equivalent amount according to the cetane number by the detection injection are set so that the equivalent amount becomes the preset reference torque equivalent amount.
- the cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic which is set to be the reference torque equivalent in the case of the detection injection of the reference cetane number fuel, has the cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic.
- the injection amount calculated by the detection injection amount calculation unit was calculated by the detection injection timing-related amount calculation unit for the predetermined cylinder.
- a detection injection execution unit that executes the detection injection that is injected at an injection timing based on the injection timing-related amount, an actual torque equivalent amount that corresponds to the torque actually generated by the detection injection, and the cetane number. It has a cetane number detection unit that detects the cetane number based on the value / torque equivalent characteristic.
- the detection injection is executed on the predetermined cylinder during the detectable period in which the diesel engine stops the fuel injection and gradually decreases the rotation speed while coasting.
- It is a fuel property detection device that detects the setan value of the fuel used in the diesel engine based on the torque equivalent amount corresponding to the torque generated by the detection injection, and the fuel property detection device is n.
- the first crank angle position to the nth crank angle position are preset as the crank angle positions at which the injected fuel ignites when an integer of 2 or more is used, regardless of the operating state and environmental state of the diesel engine.
- the crank angle position at which the injected fuel ignites is set to the preset first crank angle position to the first crank angle position regardless of the detection range of the lower limit of detection setan value to the upper limit of detection setan value within the setan value detection range.
- the detection injection timing-related amount calculation unit that calculates the injection timing-related amount related to the injection timing of the first detection injection to the n-th detection injection, which are the detection injections, so as to be at each of the n crank angle positions.
- the first detection injection to the nth detection injection regardless of the operating state and the environmental state of the diesel engine, respectively.
- the torque equivalent amount corresponding to the fuel generated by the combustion following the ignition at the first crank angle position to the nth crank angle position is the preset first reference torque equivalent amount to the nth reference torque equivalent amount. Therefore, the setan value of each of the detection injection amount calculation unit for calculating the injection amount of the first detection injection to the nth detection injection and the first detection injection to the nth detection injection is calculated.
- the respective injection amounts calculated by the detection injection amount calculation unit for the predetermined cylinder are transmitted to the detection injection timing-related amount calculation unit.
- the detection injection execution unit that executes the first detection injection to the nth detection injection, and the first detection injection, which injects at the injection timing based on the injection timing-related amount calculated in -First actual torque equivalent amount to nth actual torque equivalent amount corresponding to the torque actually generated in each of the nth detection injections, and the first cetane number / torque equivalent amount characteristic-the nth cetane number -It has each of the torque equivalent characteristics and a cetane number detection unit that detects the cetane number based on the characteristics.
- the third aspect of the present disclosure is the fuel property detection device according to the second aspect, and the first cetane number corresponding to each of the first detection injection to the nth detection injection.
- -Torque equivalent characteristic-The nth cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic is larger than the discrimination inappropriate cetane number range in which the change in the torque equivalent amount is small with respect to the difference in cetane number and the discrimination inappropriate cetane number range.
- a fourth aspect of the present disclosure is the fuel property detection device according to the second or third aspect, after refueling the diesel engine or after starting the diesel engine.
- the detection injection execution unit executes the first detection injection to the nth detection injection at least once, and the cetane number detection unit executes cetane number.
- the first detection injection to the nth detection injection are based on the cetane number detected after the cetane number initial detection period. This is a fuel property detection device that executes the detection injection selected from the above by the detection injection execution unit.
- a detection injection is executed in which the injection timing and the injection amount are appropriately corrected for the diesel engine that is coasting with the fuel injection stopped, and the detection injection is generated. Detects the amount equivalent to torque. Compared with the method of detecting the amount of change in torque due to the sub-injection of two levels of injection amount described in Patent Document 1, it is not necessary to subtract the torque equivalent amount of the main injection amount from the detected torque equivalent amount. The amount equivalent to torque can be detected with high accuracy. Therefore, the cetane number can be detected with higher accuracy.
- the cetane number is detected based on the cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic and the actual cetane number equivalent amount, which is the reference torque equivalent amount, so that the cetane number / torque equivalent has an appropriate cetane number detection range.
- the cetane number can be detected with higher accuracy in a wider range from low cetane number to high cetane number.
- a detection injection having a plurality of cetane number / torque equivalent characteristics and corresponding to each cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic is executed. , Cetane number can be detected with higher accuracy.
- cetane number detection range from the lower limit cetane number to the upper limit cetane number is very wide, one cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic cannot cover the entire cetane number detection range. In some cases. Even in such a case, it is low by performing detection injection corresponding to a plurality of cetane number / torque equivalent characteristics in which the discriminable cetane number range is appropriately assigned and each cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic. Cetane number can be detected with higher accuracy in a wider range from cetane number to high cetane number.
- the detection injection selected from the first detection injection to the nth detection injection is performed according to the cetane number, the fuel consumption and the detection time due to the unnecessary detection injection can be reduced. It can be suppressed.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of how the ignition timing and the shape of the heat generation rate can be made the same by correcting the injection timing and the injection amount according to the operating state and the environmental state.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining how the ignition timing is the same but the shape of the heat generation rate is different when the cetane number is different when the injection timing and the injection amount are corrected according to the operating condition and the environmental condition. Is. With respect to FIG.
- FIG. 22 is a diagram illustrating an example in which a correction is applied in the case of a fuel having a cetane number (low) with respect to FIG. 22. It is a figure explaining the example of the difference in the heat generation rate by each fuel of a cetane number (low), a cetane number (medium), and a cetane number (high) in the case of premixed combustion.
- FIG. 24 is a diagram illustrating an example in which the injection timing and the injection amount are appropriately corrected for the case of fuel having each cetane number.
- An air cleaner (not shown) and an intake flow rate detecting means 21 (for example, an intake flow rate sensor) are provided on the inflow side of the intake pipe 11A.
- the intake flow rate detecting means 21 outputs a detection signal according to the flow rate of the air taken in by the diesel engine 10 to the control device 50.
- the intake air flow rate detecting means 21 is provided with an intake air temperature detecting means 28A (for example, an intake air temperature sensor).
- the intake air temperature detecting means 28A outputs a detection signal corresponding to the temperature of the intake air passing through the intake air flow rate detecting means 21 to the control device 50.
- the outflow side of the intake pipe 11A is connected to the inflow side of the compressor 35, and the outflow side of the compressor 35 is connected to the inflow side of the intake pipe 11B.
- the turbocharger 30 includes a compressor 35 having a compressor impeller 35A and a turbine 36 having a turbine impeller 36A.
- the compressor impeller 35A is rotationally driven by the turbine impeller 36A, which is rotationally driven by the energy of the exhaust gas, and supercharges the intake air flowing in from the intake pipe 11A by pumping it to the intake pipe 11B.
- the intake pipe 11A on the upstream side of the compressor 35 is provided with the compressor upstream pressure detecting means 24A.
- the compressor upstream pressure detecting means 24A is, for example, a pressure sensor, and outputs a detection signal corresponding to the pressure of the intake air in the intake pipe 11A on the upstream side of the compressor 35 to the control device 50.
- a compressor downstream pressure detecting means 24B is provided in the intake pipe 11B (position between the compressor 35 and the intercooler 16 in the intake pipe 11B) on the downstream side of the compressor 35.
- the compressor downstream pressure detecting means 24B is, for example, a pressure sensor, and outputs a detection signal corresponding to the pressure of the intake air in the intake pipe 11B on the downstream side of the compressor 35 to the control device 50.
- the intercooler 16 is arranged on the upstream side, and the throttle device 48 is arranged on the downstream side of the intercooler 16.
- the intercooler 16 is arranged on the downstream side of the compressor downstream pressure detecting means 24B, and lowers the temperature of the intake air supercharged by the compressor 35.
- An intake air temperature detecting means 28B (for example, an intake air temperature sensor) is provided between the intercooler 16 and the throttle device 48.
- the intake air temperature detecting means 28B outputs a detection signal corresponding to the temperature of the intake air whose temperature has been lowered by the intercooler 16 to the control device 50.
- the throttle device 48 drives a throttle valve that adjusts the opening degree of the intake pipe 11B based on the control signal from the control device 50, and the intake flow rate can be adjusted.
- the control device 50 outputs a control signal to the throttle device 48 based on the detection signal from the throttle opening detection means 48S (for example, the throttle opening sensor) and the target throttle opening, and the throttle provided in the intake pipe 11B.
- the opening of the valve can be adjusted.
- the control device 50 obtains a target throttle opening degree based on the accelerator pedal depression amount detected based on the detection signal from the accelerator pedal depression amount detecting means 25 and the operating state of the diesel engine 10.
- the accelerator pedal depression amount detecting means 25 is, for example, an accelerator pedal depression angle sensor, and is provided on the accelerator pedal.
- the control device 50 can detect the amount of depression of the accelerator pedal by the driver based on the detection signal from the accelerator pedal depression amount detecting means 25.
- the outflow side of the EGR pipe 13 is connected to the downstream side of the throttle device 48 in the intake pipe 11B.
- the outflow side of the intake pipe 11B is connected to the inflow side of the intake manifold 11C, and the outflow side of the intake manifold 11C is connected to the inflow side of the diesel engine 10.
- the intake manifold 11C is provided with the intake manifold pressure detecting means 24C.
- the intake manifold pressure detecting means 24C is, for example, a pressure sensor, and outputs a detection signal corresponding to the pressure of the intake air in the intake manifold 11C to the control device 50.
- the EGR gas flowing in from the inflow side (connection portion with the exhaust pipe 12B) of the EGR pipe 13 is discharged into the intake pipe 11B. ..
- the path through which the EGR gas is formed in the EGR pipe 13 corresponds to the EGR path.
- the diesel engine 10 (diesel engine) has a plurality of cylinders 45A to 45D, and injectors 43A to 43D are provided in each cylinder. Fuel is supplied to the injectors 43A to 43D via the common rail 41 and the fuel pipes 42A to 42D, and the injectors 43A to 43D are driven by a control signal from the control device 50 into the cylinders 45A to 45D, respectively. Inject fuel.
- the diesel engine 10 is provided with a crank angle detecting means 22A and a cylinder detecting means 22B.
- the crank angle detecting means 22A is, for example, a rotation sensor provided in the vicinity of the crankshaft, and outputs a detection signal according to the rotation angle of the crankshaft of the diesel engine 10 to the control device 50.
- the cylinder detecting means 22B is a rotation sensor provided in the vicinity of the camshaft, and outputs a detection signal to the control device 50, for example, when the piston of the first cylinder reaches the compression top dead center.
- the control device 50 can detect, for example, that the piston of the first cylinder is in the top dead center position based on the detection signal from the crank angle detecting means 22A and the detection signal from the cylinder detecting means 22B. It is possible to determine whether the dead center position is the position of the compression top dead center or the position of the intake top dead center.
- the diesel engine 10 is provided with the coolant temperature detecting means 28C.
- the coolant temperature detecting means 28C is, for example, a temperature sensor, detects the temperature of the cooling coolant circulating in the diesel engine 10, and outputs a detection signal corresponding to the detected temperature to the control device 50.
- the inflow side of the exhaust manifold 12A is connected to the exhaust side of the diesel engine 10, and the inflow side of the exhaust pipe 12B is connected to the outflow side of the exhaust manifold 12A.
- the outflow side of the exhaust pipe 12B is connected to the inflow side of the turbine 36, and the outflow side of the turbine 36 is connected to the inflow side of the exhaust pipe 12C.
- the inflow side of the EGR pipe 13 is connected to the exhaust pipe 12B.
- the EGR pipe 13 communicates the exhaust pipe 12B and the intake pipe 11B, and can recirculate a part of the exhaust gas of the exhaust pipe 12B to the intake pipe 11B. Further, the EGR pipe 13 is provided with an EGR cooler 15 and an EGR valve 14.
- the EGR valve 14 (EGR valve) is provided on the downstream side of the EGR cooler 15 in the EGR pipe 13. Then, the EGR valve 14 adjusts the flow rate of the EGR gas flowing in the EGR pipe 13 by adjusting the opening degree of the EGR pipe 13 based on the control signal from the control device 50.
- the EGR cooler 15 is provided in the EGR pipe 13.
- the EGR cooler 15 is a so-called heat exchanger, and a coolant for cooling is supplied to cool the inflowed EGR gas and discharge it.
- the EGR pipe 13, (EGR cooler 15), and EGR valve 14 described above constitute an EGR system capable of returning a part of the exhaust gas to the intake path.
- the EGR system may or may not include the EGR cooler 15.
- the outflow side of the exhaust pipe 12B is connected to the inflow side of the turbine 36, and the outflow side of the turbine 36 is connected to the inflow side of the exhaust pipe 12C.
- the turbine 36 is provided with a variable nozzle 33 capable of controlling the flow velocity of the exhaust gas leading to the turbine impeller 36A (the opening degree of the flow path leading the exhaust gas to the turbine can be adjusted).
- the opening degree is adjusted by the nozzle driving means 31.
- the control device 50 outputs a control signal to the nozzle driving means 31 based on the detection signal from the nozzle opening detection means 32 (for example, the nozzle opening sensor) and the target nozzle opening to determine the opening of the variable nozzle 33. It is adjustable.
- a turbine upstream pressure detecting means 26A is provided in the exhaust pipe 12B on the upstream side of the turbine 36.
- the turbine upstream pressure detecting means 26A is, for example, a pressure sensor, and outputs a detection signal corresponding to the pressure of the exhaust in the exhaust pipe 12B on the upstream side of the turbine 36 to the control device 50.
- the exhaust pipe 12C on the downstream side of the turbine 36 is provided with the turbine downstream pressure detecting means 26B.
- the turbine downstream pressure detecting means 26B is, for example, a pressure sensor, and outputs a detection signal corresponding to the pressure of the exhaust in the exhaust pipe 12C on the downstream side of the turbine 36 to the control device 50.
- the exhaust pipe 12C is provided with an oxidation catalyst 61 and a particulate filter 62.
- a selective reduction catalyst may be provided on the downstream side of the particulate filter 62.
- the exhaust temperature detecting means 28D is provided on the upstream side of the oxidation catalyst 61, and the exhaust temperature detecting means 28E is provided on the downstream side of the oxidation catalyst 61.
- the exhaust temperature detecting means 28D and 28E are, for example, exhaust temperature sensors, and output a detection signal corresponding to the exhaust temperature to the control device 50.
- the particulate filter 62 is provided with a differential pressure detecting means 26C for detecting the pressure difference between the upstream side and the downstream side of the particulate collecting filter 62.
- the differential pressure detecting means 26C is, for example, a pressure sensor, and outputs a detection signal according to the differential pressure between the exhaust pressure on the upstream side of the particulate filter 62 and the exhaust pressure on the downstream side of the particulate filter 62. Output to the control device 50.
- the atmospheric pressure detecting means 23 is, for example, an atmospheric pressure sensor, and is provided in the control device 50.
- the atmospheric pressure detecting means 23 outputs a detection signal corresponding to the atmospheric pressure around the control device 50 to the control device 50.
- the vehicle speed detecting means 27 is, for example, a vehicle speed detecting sensor, which is provided on the wheels of the vehicle or the like.
- the vehicle speed detecting means 27 outputs a detection signal according to the rotation speed of the wheels of the vehicle to the control device 50.
- the control device 50 is a fuel property detection device, and has at least a CPU 51 and a storage device 53.
- the input of the control device 50 includes the intake flow rate detecting means 21, the crank angle detecting means 22A, the cylinder detecting means 22B, the atmospheric pressure detecting means 23, the accelerator pedal depression amount detecting means 25, and the compressor upstream pressure.
- Detection means 24A compressor downstream pressure detecting means 24B, intake manifold pressure detecting means 24C, turbine upstream pressure detecting means 26A, turbine downstream pressure detecting means 26B, differential pressure detecting means 26C, vehicle speed detecting means 27, intake temperature detecting means 28A, 28B , Coolant temperature detecting means 28C, exhaust temperature detecting means 28D, 28E, nozzle opening degree detecting means 32, throttle opening degree detecting means 48S and the like.
- the output from the control device 50 includes control signals to the injectors 43A to 43D, the EGR valve 14, the nozzle driving means 31, the throttle device 48, and the like.
- the input / output of the control device 50 is not limited to the above-mentioned detection means and actuator. Further, the temperature, pressure, etc. of each part may be calculated by estimation calculation without mounting a sensor.
- the control device 50 detects the operating state and the environmental state of the diesel engine 10 based on the detection signals from various detecting means including the above-mentioned detecting means, and controls various actuators including the above-mentioned actuator.
- the storage device 53 is, for example, a storage device such as a Flash-ROM, and stores programs, data, and the like for executing control of a diesel engine, self-diagnosis, and the like.
- the control device 50 (CPU 51) has a detection injection timing-related amount calculation unit 51A, a detection injection amount calculation unit 51B, a detection injection execution unit 51C, and a cetane number detection unit 51D. Will be described later.
- FIG. 2 shows the same injection of fuel having the same cetan value in different operating states / environmental states of the operating state / environmental state (a), the operating state / environmental state (b), and the operating state / environmental state (c).
- An example of the case where the same injection amount is injected at the timing is shown, and an example of the case where the injection timing and the injection amount are not corrected according to the operating state / environmental condition is shown.
- h (a) indicates the heat generation rate in the operating state / environmental state (a)
- h (b) indicates the heat generation rate in the operating state / environmental state (b)
- h (c) indicates the operation.
- the heat generation rate in the case of the state / environmental state (c) is shown. Even if fuels with the same cetane number are injected with the same injection amount at the same injection timing, the shape of the heat generation rate will differ if the operating conditions and environmental conditions are different.
- the environmental condition of the diesel engine refers to the condition of the surrounding atmosphere that does not change depending on the operating condition of the diesel engine.
- atmospheric pressure detected by the atmospheric pressure detecting means 23
- outside air temperature detected by the intake air temperature detecting means 28A
- the operating state of the diesel engine refers to the operation from the user, the control from the control device, and the operating state of the diesel engine changed accordingly, excluding the above-mentioned environmental state.
- the accelerator pedal depression amount (detected by the accelerator pedal depression amount detecting means 25) corresponds to the operating state as an operation from the user.
- control from the control device control of various actuators
- control of the injectors 43A to 43D, the throttle device 48, the EGR valve 14, the nozzle driving means 31, and the like corresponds to the operating state.
- the operating state and environmental state of the diesel engine will be described as the operating state / environmental state of the diesel engine, but when it is not necessary to distinguish between the operating state and the environmental state of the diesel engine, the operating state / environment of the diesel engine The state may be collectively described as the operating state of the diesel engine.
- the operating state / environment can obtain almost the same heat generation rate as shown in FIG. 3 even if the operating state or the environmental state changes.
- the injection timing and injection amount are corrected according to the state.
- TQ target torque equivalent amount
- T DLY 1 / ⁇ A [Fuel] B [O 2 ] C exp (-D / T cyl ) ⁇ (Equation 1)
- A, B, C, D Constant
- T cyl Target In-cylinder temperature at main ignition timing
- P cyl can be obtained as follows.
- P (P cylo + P cyl ) / 2
- V (V cylo + V cyl ) / 2
- the (target) ignition timing (corresponding to a preset predetermined crank angle position) even if the operating condition / environmental condition fluctuates.
- the fuel injection timing can be appropriately controlled so as to ignite at.
- the ignition delay time T DLY is determined by the cylinder inflow gas amount, EGR amount, exhaust manifold internal pressure, exhaust manifold internal temperature, cooling water temperature (coolant temperature), boost pressure, intercooler outlet gas temperature, and the like. It is obtained from the EGR outlet gas temperature, etc.
- the cylinder inflow gas amount is detected based on the detection signal from the intake flow rate detecting means 21 (see FIG. 1).
- the EGR amount is calculated from the EGR rate calculated by the control device 50, the control amount of the EGR valve 14 (see FIG. 1), and the like.
- the pressure inside the exhaust manifold is detected based on the detection signal from the pressure detecting means when the exhaust manifold has a pressure detecting means, and when the exhaust manifold does not have the pressure detecting means, the exhaust temperature and the intake flow rate and the like. It can be estimated from the opening degree and the number of rotations of the variable nozzle.
- the temperature inside the exhaust manifold is detected based on the detection signal from the temperature detecting means when the exhaust manifold has a temperature detecting means, and when the exhaust manifold does not have the temperature detecting means, the temperature on the upstream side of the oxidation catalyst is detected. It can be estimated from the exhaust temperature and the like.
- the cooling water temperature (coolant temperature) is detected based on the detection signal from the coolant temperature detecting means 28C (see FIG. 1).
- the boost pressure is detected based on the detection signal from the intake manifold pressure detecting means 24C (see FIG. 1).
- the intercooler outlet gas temperature is detected based on the detection signal from the intake air temperature detecting means 28B (see FIG. 1).
- the EGR outlet gas temperature is detected based on the detection signal from the temperature detecting means when the EGR pipe 13 has a temperature detecting means at the outlet, and the exhaust manifold when the temperature detecting means is not provided. It can be estimated based on the internal temperature, the coolant temperature of the EGR cooler, the amount of EGR, and the like.
- the corrected detection injection Kinj can be executed from the control device 50.
- the injection amount the amount of gas flowing into the cylinder, the amount of EGR, the pressure inside the exhaust manifold, the temperature inside the exhaust manifold, the cooling water temperature (coolant temperature), the boost pressure, the intercooler outlet gas temperature, and the EGR outlet gas are the same as the injection timing.
- the injection amount including the correction can be calculated by a known method based on the operating state / environmental state of the diesel engine such as temperature. Since a known calculation method is used for the calculation, the details of the injection amount calculation method including the correction will be omitted.
- the injection amount can be appropriately corrected so as to be.
- An example is shown in which the detection injection Kinj is executed with fuels having different cetane numbers when the correction of the above and the correction of the injection amount are performed.
- FIG. 5 shows an example in which the detection injection Kinj for cetane number detection is executed when the diesel engine stops fuel injection and gradually decreases the rotation speed while coasting (corresponding to the detectable period). It shows. For example, this detectable period is during coastal driving before the accelerator pedal is released and the brake pedal is depressed before the red light or the like while traveling in an urban area or the like.
- N (d1) indicates the number of revolutions increased by the torque generated by the injection for detecting the cetane number (high) fuel
- N (d2) is for detecting the cetane number (medium) fuel
- the number of revolutions increased by the torque generated by the injection is shown
- N (d3) shows the number of revolutions increased by the torque generated by the injection for detecting the cetane number (low) fuel.
- ⁇ N which is the deviation between the rotation speed immediately before executing the detection injection Kinj (immediate rotation speed) and the rotation speed immediately after executing the detection injection Kinj (immediate rotation speed), and the immediately preceding rotation speed.
- the torque equivalent amount TQ corresponding to the cetane number can be obtained.
- the setan value / torque equivalent amount characteristic is defined as the setan value on the horizontal axis and the torque equivalent amount (physical quantity corresponding to torque, torque fluctuation amount, etc.) on the vertical axis.
- the torque equivalent amount is, for example, an amount obtained by converting the amount of rotation speed fluctuation with respect to a reference rotation speed (for example, 1500 [rpm]) into torque.
- the cetane number / torque equivalent characteristics are set based on the results of various experiments and simulations using an actual vehicle.
- the cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic ( ⁇ ) changes in torque equivalent with respect to the difference in cetane number.
- a small discriminant inappropriate cetane number range a region where the cetane number is lower than the discriminable lower limit cetane number SL ( ⁇ ) and a region where the cetane number is higher than the discriminable upper limit cetane number SH ( ⁇ )).
- the cetane number torque equivalent characteristic ( ⁇ ) is such that the change in the torque equivalent amount is larger with respect to the difference in the cetane number than the undiscrimination inappropriate cetane number range.
- the cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic ( ⁇ ) shown in FIG. 7 is used to detect the cetane number within the cetane number detection range of the detection lower limit cetane number SKL to the detection upper limit cetane number SKH.
- the cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic ( ⁇ ) shown in FIG. 7 is used to detect the cetane number within the cetane number detection range of the detection lower limit cetane number SKL to the detection upper limit cetane number SKH.
- the discriminable cetane number range ( ⁇ ) of the cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic ( ⁇ ) (the range from the discriminable lower limit cetane number SL ( ⁇ ) to the discriminable upper limit cetane number SH ( ⁇ )).
- the cetane number detection range (the range from the lower limit cetane number SKL to the upper limit cetane number SKH). For example, when the detected torque equivalent amount is TQ, it can be detected that the cetane number to be detected is S based on the cetane number / torque equivalent amount characteristic ( ⁇ ) shown in FIG.
- the control device 50 activates the process shown in FIG. 8 at each predetermined crank angle (for example, every 15 [° CA], see FIG. 12), and proceeds to step S110.
- the crank angle detecting means 22A (see FIG. 1) outputs a detection signal every time the crankshaft rotates by 15 [° CA]
- the cylinder detecting means 22B detects the first cylinder immediately before the position of the compression top dead center. Output a signal.
- step S110 the control device 50 updates the value of the crank angle counter (00 to 47 (see FIG. 12)), acquires the time when the current crank angle signal is input, and obtains the value of the crank angle counter (00). It is stored in correspondence with ⁇ 47), and the process proceeds to step S115.
- step S110 the control device 50 initializes the value of the crank angle counter to (00) when the cylinder detection signal from the cylinder detection means 22B (see FIG. 1) is detected (see FIG. 12). If the cylinder detection signal from the cylinder detection means 22B is not detected, the value of the crank angle counter is counted up by 1 (see FIG. 12). As a result, the value of the crank angle counter is updated to any value of (00 to 47) every 15 [° CA]. For example, the period when the value of the crank angle counter is (00) indicates that the crank angle is between 0 [° CA] and 15 [° CA] of the compression top dead center of the first cylinder, and the value of the crank angle counter. The period (24) indicates that the crank angle is between 360 [° CA] and 375 [° CA] of the intake top dead center of the first cylinder.
- step S115 the control device 50 determines whether or not the execution condition of the detection injection is satisfied, and if it is satisfied (S115: Yes), the process proceeds to step S120, and if it is not satisfied (S115: Yes).
- S115: No) proceeds to step S190.
- the execution condition of the detection injection is indispensable for "the state where the fuel injection is currently stopped and the rotation speed is gradually decreasing while coasting", but other conditions have been added. It doesn't matter.
- step S120 the control device 50 determines whether or not the value of the crank angle counter this time is (47), and if the value of the crank angle counter is (47) (S120: Yes), the step S125 is performed. The process proceeds, and if the value of the crank angle counter is not (47) (S120: No), the process proceeds to step S135.
- step S125 the control device 50 executes the process SA100 and proceeds to the process to step S130.
- the ignition delay time and the injection amount of the detection injection are calculated, and the injection start time and the injection end time are obtained from the injector of the first cylinder to execute the detection injection. This process is set in the timer, and the details of the process SA100 will be described later.
- step S130 the control device 50 sets the detection injection execution flag to ON, sets the actuator maintenance request flag to ON (see FIG. 12), and proceeds to step S135.
- the detection injection execution flag indicates that the detection injection has been scheduled (process SA100 has been executed), is used for determination in step S135 described later, and is set to OFF in step S160. ..
- the actuator maintenance request flag is used for the intake / exhaust system actuator (throttle device, EGR valve) during the period from the execution of the detection injection scheduling to the execution of the detection injection to the acquisition of the fluctuation of the rotation speed (torque equivalent amount).
- the operating state of the variable nozzle nozzle driving means, etc.) is a flag for requesting to be maintained without being changed, and is set to OFF in step S160.
- the actuator control process not shown, when the actuator maintenance request flag is ON, the control device 50 stops the change of the operating state of the actuator and maintains the current operating state (engine brake such as regeneration). The operation related to is prohibited).
- step S135 the control device 50 determines whether or not the detection injection execution flag is ON, and if it is ON (S135: Yes), the process proceeds to step S140, and if it is OFF. (S135: No) ends the process shown in FIG.
- step S140 the control device 50 determines whether or not the value of the crank angle counter this time is (00), and when the value of the crank angle counter this time is (00) (S140: Yes) proceeds to step S145, and if the value of the crank angle counter this time is not (00) (S140: No), the process proceeds to step S150.
- step S145 the control device 50 executes the process SA200 and ends the process shown in FIG.
- the process of the process SA200 is a process of measuring the rotation speed (Ne [immediately before], see FIG. 12) immediately before executing the detection injection, and the details of the process SA200 will be described later.
- step S150 the control device 50 determines whether or not the value of the crank angle counter this time is (03), and when the value of the crank angle counter this time is (03) (S150: Yes) proceeds to step S155, and if the value of the crank angle counter this time is not (03) (S150: No), the process shown in FIG. 8 ends.
- step S155 the control device 50 executes the process SA300 and proceeds to the process to step S160.
- the process of the process SA300 is a process of measuring the rotation speed (Ne [immediately after], see FIG. 12) immediately after the execution of the detection injection and detecting the cetane number, and the details of the process SA300 will be described later.
- step S160 the control device 50 sets the detection injection execution flag to OFF, sets the actuator maintenance request flag to OFF (see FIG. 12), and ends the process shown in FIG.
- step S190 the control device 50 sets the detection injection execution flag to OFF, sets the actuator maintenance request flag to OFF, and ends the process shown in FIG.
- the processing SA100 calculates the ignition delay time T DLY of the detection injection Kinj according to the operating state / environmental state of the diesel engine, and calculates the injection amount (injection time Tinj) of the detection injection Kinj according to the operating state / environmental state. , This is a process for setting a timer for the injection start time and the injection end time.
- the control device 50 executes the process SA100 in step S125 shown in FIG. 8, the control device 50 proceeds to the process SA110 shown in FIG.
- step SA110 the control device 50 calculates the ignition delay time T DLY according to the operating state and environmental state of the diesel engine, and proceeds to step SA120. Since the method of calculating the ignition delay time T DLY is as described above, the description thereof will be omitted. Further, the ignition delay time T DLY corresponds to an injection timing-related amount related to the injection timing of the detection injection Kinj.
- the injection time Tinj corresponds to the injection amount of the detection injection Kinj.
- the control device 50 (CPU51) executing the process of step SA120 is for detecting the fuel having the reference cetane number Ss set in advance within the cetane number detection range, regardless of the operating state and the environmental state of the diesel engine.
- (target) ignition timing 7 [° CA]
- the injection start time of Kinj is obtained by the time when the crank angle signal whose crank angle counter value is (47) is input + T (15) + T (7) -T DLY , and the obtained injection start time is obtained by the injection start timer. Is set to and the process proceeds to step SA150.
- step SA150 the control device 50 obtains the injection end time of the detection injection Kinj by (injection start time) + injection time Tinj, and sets the obtained injection end time in the injection end timer. The setting is made, the process shown in FIG. 9 is completed, the process returns, and the process proceeds to step S130 shown in FIG.
- the control device 50 (CPU51) executing the processes of steps SA130 to SA150 has a detection injection amount for a predetermined cylinder during the detectable period (when the execution condition for detection injection is satisfied (step S115)).
- the injection timing calculated by the calculation unit 51B is based on the injection timing-related amount (ignition delay time T DLY ) calculated by the detection injection timing-related amount calculation unit 51A (see FIG. 1).
- Corresponds to the detection injection execution unit 51C (see FIG. 1) that executes the detection injection Kinj to be injected at.
- the injection start time and the injection end time of the detection injection Kinj are set at the timing when the value of the crank angle counter shown in FIG. 12 is (47), but the value of the crank angle counter is (00). ), The injection start time and the injection end time of the detection injection Kinj may be set.
- the process SA200 is a process for measuring Ne [immediately before] (see FIG. 12), which is the rotation speed immediately before the detection injection Kinj.
- step SA210 the control device 50 receives the time when the crank angle signal whose (current) crank angle counter value is (00) is input and the crank angle signal whose (previous) crank angle counter value is (47).
- Ne [immediately before] (see FIG. 12), which is the rotation speed immediately before the detection injection Kinj, is calculated (measured) based on the difference (15 [° CA] time) from the time when is input.
- the process shown in FIG. 10 is completed and returned, the process is advanced immediately after step S145 shown in FIG. 8, and the process shown in FIG. 8 is completed.
- the process SA300 is a process of measuring Ne [immediately after] (see FIG. 12), which is the rotation speed immediately after the detection injection Kinj, and a process of detecting the cetane number.
- Ne immediate after the detection injection Kinj
- the control device 50 executes the process SA300 in step S155 shown in FIG. 8, the control device 50 proceeds to the process SA310 shown in FIG.
- step SA310 the control device 50 receives the time when the crank angle signal whose (current) crank angle counter value is (03) is input and the crank angle signal whose (previous) crank angle counter value is (02). Based on the difference (15 [° CA] time) from the time when is input, Ne [immediately after] (see FIG. 12), which is the rotation speed immediately after the combustion generated by the detection injection Kinj, is calculated (measured). ) And proceed to step SA320.
- step SA320 the control device 50 is ⁇ N, which is the difference between Ne [immediately after], which is the rotation speed immediately after the detection injection Kinj, and Ne [immediately before], which is the rotation speed immediately before the detection injection Kinj. 12) is calculated. Then, the torque equivalent amount TQ is calculated based on the control device 50, the obtained ⁇ N, and Ne [immediately before], which is the rotation speed immediately before the detection injection Kinj, and the process proceeds to step SA330.
- step SA330 the control device 50 calculates (detects) the cetane number S corresponding to the torque equivalent amount TQ based on the torque equivalent amount TQ and the cetane number / torque equivalent amount characteristic ( ⁇ ) shown in FIG. Then, the process shown in FIG. 11 is completed and returned, and the process proceeds to step S160 shown in FIG.
- Detection injection Kinj has a cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic ( ⁇ ) in which a torque equivalent amount is set according to the cetane number, and in the case of fuel detection injection with a reference cetane number Ss, the reference torque equivalent amount TQs
- the cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic ( ⁇ ) (see FIG. 7) is stored in the storage device 53 so as to be ( ⁇ ).
- the control device 50 (CPU51) executing the process of step SA330 has an actual torque equivalent amount corresponding to the torque actually generated by the detection injection Kinj, and a cetane number / torque equivalent amount stored in the storage device. It corresponds to the cetane number detection unit 51D (see FIG. 1) that detects the cetane number based on the characteristic ( ⁇ ).
- the detected cetane number is used to correct the injection timing and injection amount of the normal fuel injection of a diesel engine.
- the cetane number / torque equivalent amount characteristic ( ⁇ ) is a “discriminable cetane number range ( ⁇ )” capable of accurately discriminating the cetane number according to the torque equivalent amount. And, it has a “discrimination inappropriate cetane number range ( ⁇ )” which is not suitable for discriminating the cetane number according to the torque equivalent amount.
- the detection injection for detecting the cetane number may be executed for any cylinder, but in the present embodiment, the detection injection is performed for the first cylinder as in the first embodiment. Execute.
- the first cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic to the fourth cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic corresponding to each of the first detection injection to the fourth detection injection are the torque equivalent with respect to the difference in cetane number. It has a discriminable cetane number range in which the change in the amount of torque is small and a discriminable cetane number range in which the change in the torque equivalent amount is larger than the discriminating inappropriate cetane number range.
- the first cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic to the fourth cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic are in the distinguishable cetane value range of the first cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic to the fourth cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic. Is set so that the lower limit of detection cetane number to the upper limit of detection cetane number can be covered by superimposing.
- the first crank angle position to the first crank angle position to ignite the fuel injected by the detection injection Kinj [1] to the detection injection Kinj [n].
- step shown by the thick solid line indicates that the process is different from the flowchart of the first embodiment shown in FIG.
- the control device 50 (CPU 51) activates the process shown in FIG. 14 at, for example, every predetermined crank angle (for example, every 15 [° CA]), and proceeds to step S210.
- step S210 the control device 50 updates the value of the crank angle counter (00 to 47 (see FIG. 12)), acquires the time when the current crank angle signal is input, and obtains the value of the crank angle counter (00). It is stored in correspondence with ⁇ 47), and the process proceeds to step S212. Since the process of step S210 is the same as the process of step S110 shown in FIG. 8, details will be omitted.
- the control device 50 sets the initial detection flag to ON after starting, initializes the repeat counter i to 1, and proceeds to the process to step S215.
- the cetane number value can be detected by executing the detection injection Kinj [1] to Kinj [4] all at once. After that, the cetane number in the "distinguishable cetane number range" according to the cetane number value Ignition timing detection injection corresponding to the torque equivalent characteristic is performed.
- the cetane number is detected by executing the detection injection Kinj [1] to Kinj [4] (for example, the value in the range of 50 to 60). After that, an example of performing the detection injection Kinj [2] and the detection injection Kinj [3] is shown.
- step S215 the control device 50 determines whether or not the execution condition of the detection injection is satisfied, and if it is satisfied (S215: Yes), the process proceeds to step S220 and is satisfied. If not (S215: No), the process proceeds to step S290. Since the process of step S215 is the same as the process of step S115 shown in FIG. 8, the details will be omitted.
- step S220 the control device 50 determines whether or not the value of the crank angle counter this time is (47), and when the value of the crank angle counter is (47) (S220: Yes). ) Proceeds to step S225, and if the value of the crank angle counter is not (47) (S220: No), the process proceeds to step S235.
- step S225 the control device 50 executes the process SB100 and proceeds to the process to step S230.
- the process SB100 the process of calculating the ignition delay time and the injection amount of the detection injection Kinj [i] and the injection start for the injector of the first cylinder to execute the detection injection Kinj [i]. This is a process of obtaining the time and the injection end time and setting the timer, and the details of the process SB100 will be described later.
- step S230 the control device 50 sets the detection injection execution flag to ON, sets the actuator maintenance request flag to ON, and proceeds to step S235. Since the process of step S230 is the same as the process of step S130 shown in FIG. 8, the details will be omitted.
- step S235 the control device 50 determines whether or not the detection injection execution flag is ON, and when it is ON (S235: Yes), the process proceeds to step S240, and when it is OFF. (S235: No) ends the process shown in FIG.
- step S240 the control device 50 determines whether or not the value of the crank angle counter this time is (00), and when the value of the crank angle counter this time is (00) (S240: Yes) proceeds to step S245, and if the value of the crank angle counter this time is not (00) (S240: No), the process proceeds to step S250.
- step S245 the control device 50 executes the process SB200 and ends the process shown in FIG.
- the process of the process SB200 is a process of measuring the rotation speed (Ne [i] [immediately before]) immediately before executing the detection injection Kinj [i], and the details of the process SB200 will be described later.
- step S250 the control device 50 determines whether or not the value of the crank angle counter this time is (03), and when the value of the crank angle counter this time is (03) (S250: Yes) proceeds to step S255, and if the value of the crank angle counter this time is not (03) (S250: No), the process shown in FIG. 14 ends.
- the process SB300 is a process of measuring the rotation speed (Ne [i] [immediately after]) immediately after the execution of the detection injection Kinj [i] and detecting the (provisional) cetane number S [i]. , The details of the processing SB300 will be described later.
- step S260 the control device 50 sets the detection injection execution flag to OFF, sets the actuator maintenance request flag to OFF, and proceeds to step S265.
- step S265 the control device 50 executes the process SB400 and ends the process shown in FIG.
- the process of the process SB400 is a process of obtaining the (final) cetane number S from each (provisional) cetane number S [i] detected by the detection injection Kinj [i], and the details of the process SB400 will be described later.
- step S290 the control device 50 sets the detection injection execution flag to OFF, sets the actuator maintenance request flag to OFF, and ends the process shown in FIG.
- the processing SB100 calculates the ignition delay time T DLY [i] of the detection injection Kinj [i] according to the operating state / environmental state of the diesel engine, and the detection injection Kinj [i] according to the operating state / environmental state. This is a process for calculating the injection amount (injection time Tinj [i]) and setting the timer for the injection start time and the injection end time.
- the repetition counter i 1
- the ignition time ⁇ [1] [° CA] (in this case, 7 [° CA]) using the ignition delay time T DLY [1] and the injection time Tinj [1].
- the (provisional) cetane number S [1] is used by using the obtained torque equivalent TQ ( ⁇ [1]) and the cetane number torque equivalent characteristic ( ⁇ [1]).
- the repetition counter i 2
- Detection injection Kinj [2] is executed, and the (provisional) cetane number S [2] is used by using the obtained torque equivalent amount TQ ( ⁇ [2]) and the cetane number torque equivalent amount characteristic ( ⁇ [2]). 2] is calculated.
- control device 50 executes the process SB100 in step S225 shown in FIG. 14, the control device 50 proceeds to the process SB110 shown in FIG.
- step SB110 the control device 50 calculates the ignition delay time T DLY [i] according to the operating state and environmental state of the diesel engine, and proceeds to the process in step SB120. Since the method of calculating the ignition delay time T DLY [i] is as described above, the description thereof will be omitted. Further, the ignition delay time T DLY [i] corresponds to an injection timing-related amount related to the injection timing of the detection injection Kinj [i].
- the control device 50 (CPU51) executing the processing of the SB 110 has a cetane number within the cetane number detection range of the lower detection lower limit cetane number to the upper limit cetane number detection regardless of the operating state and environmental state of the diesel engine.
- the crank angle positions where the fuel injected by the injection for detection ignites are the preset first crank angle positions to the nth crank angle positions, respectively.
- the injection time Tinj [i] corresponds to the injection amount of the detection injection Kinj [i].
- the control device 50 (CPU51) executing the process of step SB120 is the first regardless of the operating state and the environmental state of the diesel engine. Ignition at the first crank angle position ( ⁇ [1]) to the nth crank angle position ( ⁇ [n]) by each of the detection injection (Kinj [1]) to the nth detection injection (Kinj [n]).
- the reference torque equivalent amount TQs [i] corresponding to the torque generated by the subsequent combustion is the preset first reference torque equivalent amount (TQs [1]) to the nth reference torque equivalent amount (TQs [n]).
- the detection injection amount calculation unit 51B that calculates the injection amount of the first detection injection (Kinj [1]) to the nth detection injection (Kinj [n]).
- the injection start time of is obtained by the time when the crank angle signal whose crank angle counter value is (47) is input + T (15) + T ( ⁇ [i])-T DLY [i], and the obtained injection start time is obtained. Is set in the injection start timer and the process proceeds to step SB150.
- step SB150 the control device 50 obtains the injection end time of the detection injection Kinj [i] by (injection start time) + injection time Tinj [i], and sets the obtained injection end time in the injection end timer. Then, the process shown in FIG. 15 is completed and returned, and the process proceeds to step S230 shown in FIG.
- the control device 50 (CPU51) executing the processes of steps SB130 to SB150 has a detection injection amount for a predetermined cylinder during the detectable period (when the execution condition for detection injection is satisfied (step S215)).
- Each injection amount calculated by the calculation unit 51B is the injection timing-related amount calculated by the detection injection timing-related amount calculation unit 51A (see FIG. 1) (ignition delay time T DLY [i]).
- the detection injection execution unit 51C corresponds to the detection injection execution unit 51C (see FIG. 1) that executes the first detection injection (Kinj [1]) to the nth detection injection (Kinj [n]) to be injected at the injection timing based on the above. ing.
- the injection start time and the injection end time of the detection injection Kinj [i] are set at the timing when the value of the crank angle counter is (47), but the value of the crank angle counter is (00).
- the injection start time and the injection end time of the detection injection Kinj [i] may be set at the timing of.
- the process SB200 is a process for measuring Ne [i] [immediately before], which is the rotation speed immediately before the detection injection Kinj [i].
- the control device 50 executes the process SB200 in step S245 shown in FIG. 14, the control device 50 proceeds to the process SB210 shown in FIG.
- step SB210 the control device 50 receives the time when the crank angle signal whose (current) crank angle counter value is (00) is input and the crank angle signal whose (previous) crank angle counter value is (47).
- Ne [i] [immediately before] which is the number of revolutions immediately before the detection injection Kinj [i] is calculated (measured) based on the difference (15 [° CA] time) from the time when is input.
- the process shown in FIG. 16 is completed and returned, the process is advanced immediately after step S245 shown in FIG. 14, and the process shown in FIG. 14 is completed.
- the process SB300 is a process of measuring Ne [i] [immediately after], which is the rotation speed immediately after the detection injection Kinj [i], and a process of detecting the (provisional) cetane number S [i].
- the control device 50 executes the process SB300 in step S255 shown in FIG. 14, the control device 50 proceeds to the process SB310 shown in FIG.
- step SB310 the control device 50 receives the time when the crank angle signal whose (current) crank angle counter value is (03) is input and the crank angle signal whose (previous) crank angle counter value is (02).
- Ne [i] [immediately after] which is the number of revolutions immediately after the combustion generated by the detection injection Kinj [i] is calculated based on the difference (15 [° CA] time) from the time when is input ( (Measurement) and proceed to step SB320.
- step SA320 the control device 50 has Ne [i] [immediately after] which is the rotation speed immediately after the detection injection Kinj [i] and Ne [i] which is the rotation speed immediately before the detection injection Kinj [i].
- ⁇ N [i] which is the difference between [immediately before] and.
- TQ ( ⁇ [i]) is calculated based on the control device 50, the obtained ⁇ N [i], and the Ne [i] [immediately before] which is the rotation speed immediately before the detection injection Kinj [i]. Calculate and proceed to step SB330.
- step SB330 the control device 50 determines the torque equivalent amount TQ ( ⁇ [i]) based on the torque equivalent amount TQ ( ⁇ [i]) and the cetane number / torque equivalent amount characteristic ( ⁇ [i]) shown in FIG.
- the (provisional) cetane number S [i] corresponding to [i]) is calculated (detected), the process shown in FIG. 17 is completed and returned, and the process proceeds to step S260 shown in FIG.
- the first cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic ( ⁇ [ ⁇ [n]) is set to be the first reference torque equivalent (TQs [1]) to the nth torque equivalent (TQs [n]). 1]) to the nth cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic ( ⁇ [n]) (see FIG. 13) are stored in the storage device 53.
- the control device 50 (CPU51) executing the process of step SB330 applies the torque actually generated in each of the first detection injection (Kinj [1]) to the nth detection injection (Kinj [n]).
- 1st actual torque equivalent to nth actual torque equivalent and 1st cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic ( ⁇ [1]) to nth cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic ( ⁇ [n]) corresponds to the cetane number detection unit 51D (see FIG. 1) that detects the (provisional) cetane number S [i] based on.
- the process SB400 is a process for detecting the (final) cetane number S based on the (provisional) cetane number S [i].
- the control device 50 executes the process SB400 in step S265 shown in FIG. 14, the control device 50 proceeds to the process SB410 shown in FIG.
- step SB410 the control device 50 determines whether or not the initial detection flag is ON after starting, and if it is ON (SB410: Yes), the process proceeds to step SB415, and if it is not ON (SB410: No). Proceeds to step SB465.
- step SB415 the value of the repeat counter i is counted up by +1 and the process proceeds to step SB420 (preparation for the next detection injection Kinj [i]).
- step SB420 the control device 50 determines whether or not the count-up repetition counter i is larger than the value set in "n", and if it is larger than n (SB420: Yes), the step SB425 is performed.
- the process shown in FIG. 18 is completed and returned, the process returns to the bottom of step S265 shown in FIG. 14, and the process shown in FIG. 14 is completed.
- step SB425 the detection injections Kinj [1] to Kinj [n] are executed in the initial detection period of the cetane number in which the initial detection flag is ON after the start, and the (provisional) cetane number S is executed. [1] to S [n] have been detected. Therefore, the control device 50 detects (calculates) the (final) cetane number S based on the (provisional) cetane numbers S [1] to S [n].
- the start initial detection flag ON period
- a general detection is performed in the cetane number initial detection period.
- the cetane number is detected by the value detection unit 51D. Further, in the description of the present embodiment, in step S212, when the start-up flag transitions from ON to OFF (when the transition occurs from start-up to post-startup), the post-startup initial detection flag is set to ON. Instead, when it is detected that the fuel has been replenished based on the detection signal from the fuel amount level sensor or the like (not shown) (when it is detected that the diesel engine has been refueled), the initial detection after the start is performed. The flag may be set to ON.
- the average of (provisional) cetane number S [1] to (provisional) cetane number S [n] is defined as the (final) cetane number S.
- the (provisional) cetane number S [1] detected using the drug has a very small error. Therefore, when the (provisional) cetane number S [1] ⁇ 50, the (provisional) cetane number S [4] is truncated and the average of the (provisional) cetane number S [1] to (provisional) cetane number [3]. May be the (final) cetane number S.
- the ignition timing ⁇ [1] detection injection Kinj [1] and the cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic ( ⁇ [1]).
- step SB425 the control device 50 prepares cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic ( ⁇ [1]) to cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic ( ⁇ [n]) according to the (final) cetane number S. ]), An appropriate one is selected, the selected lower characteristic number is set to "a”, the selected upper characteristic number is set to "b”, and the process proceeds to step SB430.
- step SB430 the control device 50 substitutes the value of "a” into the repetition counter i and proceeds to step SB435.
- "2" is substituted for "a” in the above example, "2" is substituted for the repeat counter i.
- step SB435 the control device 50 sets the initial detection flag to OFF after starting, ends the process shown in FIG. 18, returns, returns to the bottom of step S265 shown in FIG. 14, and ends the process shown in FIG. To do.
- step SB465 the control device 50 counts up the value of the repeat counter i by +1 and proceeds to step SB470 (preparing for the next detection injection Kinj [i]).
- Detection injections Kinj [a] to Kinj [b] selected from the first detection injection to the nth detection injection based on the cetane number detected after the transition from ON to OFF of the flag) are detected.
- Execution unit 51C This is a process to be executed.
- step SB470 the control device 50 determines whether or not the count-up repetition counter i is larger than the value set in "b", and if it is larger than b (SB470: Yes), the step SB475 is performed.
- the process is advanced, and if it is b or less (SB470: No), the process shown in FIG. 18 is completed and returned, the process returns to the lower part of step S265 shown in FIG. 14, and the process shown in FIG. 14 is completed.
- the value of "b" is set in step SB425 or step SB475.
- the detection injections Kinj [1] to corresponding to each of the prepared ignition timings ⁇ [1] to ⁇ [n].
- the detection injections corresponding to the selected ignition timings ignition timings corresponding to the selected cetane number / torque equivalent characteristics
- the detection injection Kinj [2] and the detection injection Kinj [3] are executed in order).
- the control device 50 detects the (provisional) cetane number S [i] corresponding to each detection injection Kinj [i].
- step SB475 since the initial detection flag after the start is in the OFF period, the detection injections Kinj [a] to Kinj [b] are executed in a row, and the (provisional) cetane number S [a] is executed. ⁇ S [b] has been detected. Therefore, the control device 50 detects (calculates) the (final) cetane number S based on the (provisional) cetane numbers S [a] to S [b]. For example, in the control device 50, the average of the (provisional) cetane number S [a] to the (provisional) cetane number S [b] is defined as the (final) cetane number S.
- the method of calculating the (final) cetane number S is not limited to the above averaging.
- M is an integer of 2 or more
- the current (final) cetane number S [(M-1) * (previous (final) cetane number S) + (this time (provisional) cetane number S [a] ⁇ It may be obtained as (provisional) average value of cetane number S [b])] / M, and various calculation methods can be considered as the calculation method of the (final) cetane number S.
- control device 50 prepares the cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic ( ⁇ [1]) to the cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic ( ⁇ [n]) according to the (final) cetane number S in step SB475. ]), An appropriate one is selected, the selected lower characteristic number is set to "a”, the selected upper characteristic number is set to "b”, and the process proceeds to step SB480.
- the selection and the settings of "a” and “b” are the same as those in step SB425, and thus the description thereof will be omitted.
- step SB480 the control device 50 substitutes the value of "a" for the repetition counter i (when "2" is assigned to “a” in the above example, "2" is assigned to the repetition counter i).
- the process shown in FIG. 18 is completed and returned, the process returns to the bottom of step S265 shown in FIG. 14, and the process shown in FIG. 14 is completed.
- the control device 50 (CPU51) executing the processes of steps SB425 and SB475 actually generated in each of the first detection injection (Kinj [1]) to the nth detection injection (Kinj [n]).
- 1st actual torque equivalent to nth actual torque equivalent and 1st cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic ( ⁇ [1]) to nth cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic ( ⁇ [n]) Corresponds to the cetane number detection unit 51D (see FIG. 1) that detects the (final) cetane number S from each of the above and the (provisional) cetane number S [i] based on.
- the detected (final) cetane number S is used for correcting the injection timing and injection amount of the normal fuel injection of a diesel engine.
- the detection injection is executed in a predetermined cylinder during the detectable period in which the diesel engine stops the fuel injection and gradually decreases the rotation speed while coasting to obtain the torque generated by the detection injection.
- the cetane number of the fuel used in the diesel engine is detected based on the corresponding torque equivalent amount. Therefore, the torque fluctuation amount due to the difference in cetane number is higher than that of detecting the change amount of the generated torque by changing the injection amount of the sub-injection during normal operation to the injection amount of two levels as in Patent Document 1. It becomes possible to detect with high accuracy, and the cetane number can be detected with higher accuracy.
- a stable ignition timing is realized by obtaining the ignition delay time (T DLY ) according to the operating condition and environmental condition of the diesel engine and finely adjusting (correcting) the injection timing of the detection injection.
- T DLY ignition delay time
- adjusting (correcting) the injection amount of the detection injection according to the operating condition and environmental condition of the diesel engine it is possible to stably generate torque according to the cetane number, and with higher accuracy. Cetane number can be detected.
- cetane number detection range is wide and one cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic discriminable cetane number range cannot cover the required cetane number detection range, as shown in the second embodiment.
- a plurality of cetane number / torque equivalent characteristics it is possible to appropriately detect the cetane number in the required cetane number detection range.
- a plurality of prepared (target) ignition timing detection injections are not performed once each time, but once the (final) cetane number is detected, the (target) ignition timing can be appropriately detected. By focusing on the execution of the detection injection, unnecessary detection injection can be omitted.
- the fuel property detection device (control device 50) of the present disclosure is not limited to the configuration, processing procedure, etc. described in the present embodiment, and various changes, additions, and deletions can be made without changing the gist of the present disclosure. is there.
- crank angle detecting means In the description of the present embodiment, an example in which the detection signal from the crank angle detecting means is output every 15 [° CA] rotation of the crankshaft has been described, but it is limited to every 15 [° CA]. is not it. Further, an example of outputting a signal of the compression top dead center position of the first cylinder from the cylinder discriminating means has been described, but the present invention is not limited to this. There are various types of crank angle signals and cylinder discrimination signals.
- the detection injection Kinj [1] to the detection injection Kinj [n] are sequentially executed from the detection injection Kinj [1] to the detection injection Kinj [n] to detect the (final) cetane number S.
- the detection injection Kinj [1] to the detection injection Kinj [n] are executed in order. May be.
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以下に本開示を実施するための形態を図面を用いて説明する。まず図1を用いて、ディーゼル機関10を有するディーゼル機関システム1の全体構成の例について説明する。本実施の形態の説明では、車両に搭載されたディーゼル機関システム1を例として説明する。 ● [Overall configuration of diesel engine system 1 (Fig. 1)]
Hereinafter, embodiments for carrying out the present disclosure will be described with reference to the drawings. First, an example of the overall configuration of the
図2は、運転状態・環境状態(a)、運転状態・環境状態(b)、運転状態・環境状態(c)の、それぞれ異なる運転状態・環境状態において、同一セタン価の燃料を、同一噴射時期にて、同一噴射量だけ噴射した場合の例を示しており、運転状態・環境状態に応じた噴射時期、噴射量の補正をしなかった場合の例を示している。h(a)は運転状態・環境状態(a)の場合の熱発生率を示し、h(b)は運転状態・環境状態(b)の場合の熱発生率を示し、h(c)は運転状態・環境状態(c)の場合の熱発生率を示している。同一セタン価の燃料を、同一噴射時期にて同一噴射量を噴射しても、運転状態や環境状態が異なると、熱発生率の形状が異なる。 ● [Heat generation rate by detection injection Kinj for detecting cetane number (Figs. 2 and 3)]
FIG. 2 shows the same injection of fuel having the same cetan value in different operating states / environmental states of the operating state / environmental state (a), the operating state / environmental state (b), and the operating state / environmental state (c). An example of the case where the same injection amount is injected at the timing is shown, and an example of the case where the injection timing and the injection amount are not corrected according to the operating state / environmental condition is shown. h (a) indicates the heat generation rate in the operating state / environmental state (a), h (b) indicates the heat generation rate in the operating state / environmental state (b), and h (c) indicates the operation. The heat generation rate in the case of the state / environmental state (c) is shown. Even if fuels with the same cetane number are injected with the same injection amount at the same injection timing, the shape of the heat generation rate will differ if the operating conditions and environmental conditions are different.
噴射時期については、以下のようにして、ディーゼル機関の運転状態・環境状態に応じた着火遅れ時間を求める。(目標)着火時期=θ[°CA]の位置から、この着火遅れ時間だけ手前のタイミングを噴射(開始)時期として燃料を噴射することで、(目標)着火時期から燃焼を開始させることができる。従って、下記の着火遅れ時間は、ディーゼル機関の運転状態・環境状態に応じた補正を含んだ時間である。着火遅れ時間をTDLYとすると、以下の(式1)が成立することが知られている。
TDLY=1/{A[Fuel]B[O2]Cexp(-D/Tcyl)} (式1)
A、B、C、D:定数
[Fuel]:燃料分圧
[O2]:酸素分圧
Tcyl:目標メイン着火時期での筒内温度 ● [Calculation of injection timing and injection amount according to the operating and environmental conditions of the diesel engine]
Regarding the injection timing, the ignition delay time according to the operating condition and environmental condition of the diesel engine is obtained as follows. Combustion can be started from the (target) ignition timing by injecting fuel from the position of (target) ignition timing = θ [° CA] with the timing before this ignition delay time as the injection (start) timing. .. Therefore, the following ignition delay time is a time including correction according to the operating condition and environmental condition of the diesel engine. It is known that the following (Equation 1) holds when the ignition delay time is T DLY .
T DLY = 1 / {A [Fuel] B [O 2 ] C exp (-D / T cyl )} (Equation 1)
A, B, C, D: Constant [Fuel]: Fuel partial pressure [O 2 ]: Oxygen partial pressure T cyl : Target In-cylinder temperature at main ignition timing
Tcyl=PcylVcyl/(R・gcb・Mair) (式2)
gcb=gcyl+ρf・qfinr・αcb (式3)
αcb=ΣdQ/(ρf・qfinr・Ef) (式4)
Pcyl:目標メイン着火時期での筒内圧力
Vcyl:目標メイン着火時期での筒内容積
Mair:空気平均分子量
gcb:燃焼ガス量
gcyl:目標メイン着火時期での空気量
qfinr:噴射量
αcb:燃焼割合
dQ:発熱量
ρf:燃料密度
Ef:燃料低位発熱量 Further, the following (Equation 2) to (Equation 4) are established from the gas state equation.
T cyl = P cyl V cyl / (R ・ g cb・ M air ) (Equation 2)
g cb = g cyl + ρ f・ qfinr ・ α cb (Equation 3)
α cb = ΣdQ / (ρ f・ qfinr ・ E f ) (Equation 4)
P cyl : In-cylinder pressure at target main ignition timing V cyl : In-cylinder volume at target main ignition timing M air : Air average molecular weight g cb : Combustion gas amount g cyl : Air amount at target main main ignition timing
qfinr: Injection amount α cb : Combustion ratio dQ: Calorific value ρ f : Fuel density E f : Fuel lower calorific value
dQ=dU+PdV
=(cv/R)・d(PV)+PdV
=[k/(k-1)]PdV+[1/(k-1)]VdP (式5)
ここで、P=(Pcylo+Pcyl)/2、V=(Vcylo+Vcyl)/2、
dP=Pcyl-Pcylo、dV=Vcyl-Vcyloとして離散化すると、(式5)より
Pcyl=[2(k-1)dQ-{(k-1)Vcyl-(k+1)Vcylo}Pcylo]
/[(k+1)Vcyl-(k-1)Vcylo (式6)
k:比熱比
cp:定圧比熱
cv:定積比熱
V:筒内容積
P:筒内圧
U:熱量
Pcylo:目標メイン着火時期前回値における筒内圧力
Vcylo:目標メイン着火時期前回値における筒内容積 In addition, P cyl can be obtained as follows.
dQ = dU + PdV
= (C v / R) · d (PV) + PdV
= [K / (k-1)] PdV + [1 / (k-1)] VdP (Equation 5)
Here, P = (P cylo + P cyl ) / 2, V = (V cylo + V cyl ) / 2,
dP = P cyl -P cylo, Discretizing as dV = V cyl -V cylo, (Equation 5) than P cyl = [2 (k- 1) dQ - {(k-1) V cyl - (k + 1) V cylo } P cyl o]
/ [(K + 1) V cyl - (k-1) V cylo ( Equation 6)
k: Specific heat ratio cp: Constant pressure specific heat c v : Constant volume specific heat V: Cylinder volume P: Cylinder pressure U: Calorific value P cylo : Target main ignition time Cylinder pressure V cylo : Target main ignition time Cylinder at previous value Internal volume
dTw=(Qc-Qout)/mc
={hg(Tg-Tw)-h(Tw-thw)}/mc
={Qc_s(Tg-Tw)/(Tg-Tw_s)-Qc_s(Tw-thw)/(Tw_s-thw)}/mc
=Qc_s(Tw_s-Tw)[1/(Tg-Tw_s)+1/(Tw_s-thw)]/mc (式7)
Twi+1=Tw+Qcs(Tw_s-Tw)[1/(Tg-Tw_s)+1/(Tw_s-thw)]/mc (式8)
_s:定常時
Qc:筒内から壁面への放熱量
Qout:壁面から冷却水への放熱量
Tw:壁温度
Tg:燃焼ガス温度
thw:水温(冷却水温度)
hg:熱伝導率(燃焼室側)
h:熱伝導率(冷却水側)
m:壁質量
c:比熱 In addition, the following equation holds.
dTw = (Qc-Qout) / mc
= {H g (T g -Tw) -h (Tw-thw)} / mc
= {Qc_s (T g- Tw) / (T g- Tw_s) -Qc_s (Tw-thw) / (Tw_s-thw)} / mc
= Qc_s (Tw_s-Tw) [1 / (T g- Tw_s) + 1 / (Tw_s-thw)] / mc (Equation 7)
T wi + 1 = Tw + Qc s (Tw_s-Tw) [1 / (T g- Tw_s) + 1 / (Tw_s-thw)] / mc (Equation 8)
_S: Steady state Qc: Heat dissipation from the cylinder to the wall surface Qout: Heat dissipation from the wall surface to the cooling water Tw: Wall temperature T g : Combustion gas temperature
thw: Water temperature (cooling water temperature)
h g : Thermal conductivity (combustion chamber side)
h: Thermal conductivity (cooling water side)
m: wall mass c: specific heat
[O2]=Pcyl(na・mO2)/(nf+n)
=Pcyl(na/nf)st・mO2/[(nf/na)・(na/nf)st+(na/nf)st]
=Pcyl[n(1+0.25αHC)]/[φ+n(1+0.25αHC)/mO2] (式9)
na:新気中炭素量
nf:燃料中炭素量
(na/nf)st:噴射あたりの空気過剰率
αHC:燃料中H/C
φ:当量比
n:燃料組成中炭素量
mO2:O2濃度割合 From the above, the following equation holds.
[O 2] = P cyl ( n a · m O2) / (n f + n)
= P cyl (n a / n f ) st · m O2 / [(n f / n a ) · (n a / n f ) st + (n a / n f ) st ]
= P cyl [n (1 + 0.25α HC )] / [φ + n (1 + 0.25α HC ) / m O2 ] (Equation 9)
n a : Carbon content in fresh air n f : Carbon content in fuel (n a / n f ) st : Air excess rate per injection α HC : H / C in fuel
φ: Equivalent ratio n: Carbon amount in fuel composition m O2 : O 2 concentration ratio
図4は、例えば基準セタン価Ss=54、(目標)着火時期=θ[°CA]=7[°CA]、その場合の(目標)トルク相当量=TQ、となるように上記の噴射時期の補正と、噴射量の補正を行った場合において、異なるセタン価の燃料にて検出用噴射Kinjを実行した場合の例を示している。h(d1)はセタン価(高)(例えばセタン価=60)の場合の熱発生率、h(d2)はセタン価(中)(例えばセタン価=54)の熱発生率、h(d3)はセタン価(低)(例えばセタン価=46)の熱発生率の例を示している。ディーゼル機関の運転状態・環境状態が変動しても、かつ、異なるセタン価であっても、安定的に着火時期=θ[°CA]=7[°CA]を得ることが可能であり、セタン価の値に応じた熱発生率を得ることができる。図4からわかるように、セタン価の値が大きいほど熱発生率のピークが大きく、かつ、ピークの位置が上死点(クランク角度=0[°CA])に近くなる。従って、セタン価の値が大きいほど、トルク相当量が大きくなる。 ● [Heat generation rate according to cetane number when the injection timing and injection amount are corrected (Fig. 4) and torque equivalent amount (Fig. 5)]
FIG. 4 shows the above injection timing so that, for example, the reference cetane number Ss = 54, the (target) ignition timing = θ [° CA] = 7 [° CA], and the (target) torque equivalent amount in that case = TQ. An example is shown in which the detection injection Kinj is executed with fuels having different cetane numbers when the correction of the above and the correction of the injection amount are performed. h (d1) is the heat generation rate when the cetane number (high) (for example, cetane number = 60), h (d2) is the heat generation rate when the cetane number (medium) (for example, cetane number = 54), h (d3) Shows an example of the heat generation rate of cetane number (low) (for example, cetane number = 46). Even if the operating condition / environmental condition of the diesel engine fluctuates and the cetane number is different, it is possible to stably obtain the ignition timing = θ [° CA] = 7 [° CA], and the cetane number can be obtained. The heat generation rate according to the value of the value can be obtained. As can be seen from FIG. 4, the larger the value of the cetane number, the larger the peak of the heat generation rate, and the position of the peak becomes closer to the top dead center (crank angle = 0 [° CA]). Therefore, the larger the cetane number value, the larger the torque equivalent amount.
図6は、基準セタン価=Ssの燃料(例えばセタン価=54の燃料)を用いた場合に、着火時期=θ[°CA](例えば着火時期=7[°CA])にてトルク相当量=TQs(θ)となるように、噴射時期、噴射量を補正した場合における、セタン価・トルク相当量特性の例を示している。セタン価・トルク相当量特性は、横軸をセタン価、縦軸をトルク相当量(トルクや、回転数変動量等のトルクに相当する物理量)としている。トルク相当量は、例えば基準回転数(例えば1500[rpm])に対する回転数変動量をトルクに換算した量である。セタン価・トルク相当量特性は、実際の車両を用いた種々の実験やシミュレーション等の結果に基づいて設定されている。 ● [Example of cetane number / torque equivalent characteristics (Fig. 6)]
FIG. 6 shows the torque equivalent amount at the ignition time = θ [° CA] (for example, the ignition time = 7 [° CA]) when a fuel having a reference cetane number = Ss (for example, a fuel having a cetane number = 54) is used. An example of the cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic when the injection timing and the injection amount are corrected so that = TQs (θ) is shown. The setan value / torque equivalent amount characteristic is defined as the setan value on the horizontal axis and the torque equivalent amount (physical quantity corresponding to torque, torque fluctuation amount, etc.) on the vertical axis. The torque equivalent amount is, for example, an amount obtained by converting the amount of rotation speed fluctuation with respect to a reference rotation speed (for example, 1500 [rpm]) into torque. The cetane number / torque equivalent characteristics are set based on the results of various experiments and simulations using an actual vehicle.
次に図7~図12を用いて、セタン価を検出する燃料性状検出装置(制御装置50)の処理の第1の実施の形態について説明する。第1の実施の形態では、図7に示すセタン価・トルク相当量特性(θ)を用いて、検出下限セタン価SKL~検出上限セタン価SKHのセタン価検出範囲内のセタン価を検出する。図7に示すセタン価・トルク相当量特性(θ)は、基準セタン価=Ssの燃料(例えばセタン価=54の燃料)を用いた場合に、着火時期=θ[°CA](例えば7[°CA])、トルク相当量=TQs(θ)となるように設定したセタン価・トルク相当量特性である。また第1の実施の形態では、セタン価・トルク相当量特性(θ)の判別可能セタン価範囲(θ)(判別可能下限セタン価SL(θ)~判別可能上限セタン価SH(θ)の範囲)に、セタン価検出範囲(検出下限セタン価SKL~検出上限セタン価SKHの範囲)が含まれている。例えば検出したトルク相当量がTQの場合、図7に示すセタン価・トルク相当量特性(θ)に基づいて、検出対象のセタン価はSである、と検出することができる。 [Processing of the fuel property detection device (control device 50) of the first embodiment (FIGS. 7 to 12)]
Next, the first embodiment of the process of the fuel property detection device (control device 50) for detecting the cetane number will be described with reference to FIGS. 7 to 12. In the first embodiment, the cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic (θ) shown in FIG. 7 is used to detect the cetane number within the cetane number detection range of the detection lower limit cetane number SKL to the detection upper limit cetane number SKH. The cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic (θ) shown in FIG. 7 shows the ignition time = θ [° CA] (for example, 7 [] when a fuel having a reference cetane number = Ss (for example, a fuel having a cetane number = 54) is used. ° CA]), cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic set so that torque equivalent = TQs (θ). Further, in the first embodiment, the discriminable cetane number range (θ) of the cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic (θ) (the range from the discriminable lower limit cetane number SL (θ) to the discriminable upper limit cetane number SH (θ)). ) Includes the cetane number detection range (the range from the lower limit cetane number SKL to the upper limit cetane number SKH). For example, when the detected torque equivalent amount is TQ, it can be detected that the cetane number to be detected is S based on the cetane number / torque equivalent amount characteristic (θ) shown in FIG.
次に図8~図11に示すフローチャートを用いて、制御装置50によるセタン価検出処理の第1の実施の形態の処理手順について説明する。制御装置50(CPU51)は、例えば所定クランク角度毎(例えば15[°CA]毎、図12参照)にて、図8に示す処理を起動し、ステップS110に処理を進める。例えばクランク角度検出手段22A(図1参照)は、クランクシャフトが15[°CA]回転する毎に検出信号を出力し、1番気筒が圧縮上死点の位置の直前に気筒検出手段22Bが検出信号を出力する。そしてクランク角度検出手段22Aからの検出信号が入力される毎に図8に示す処理が起動される。またセタン価を検出するための検出用噴射は、どの気筒に対して実行してもよいが、本実施の形態では、1番気筒に対して検出用噴射を実行する例にて説明する。また本実施の形態では、着火時期=θ[°CA]が7[°CA]の例にて説明する。 ● [Processing procedure of overall processing (FIG. 8) in the processing procedure (FIGS. 8 to 11) of the first embodiment]
Next, the processing procedure of the first embodiment of the cetane number detection processing by the
次に図9に示すフローチャートを用いて、図8に示すフローチャートにおけるステップS125の処理SA100の詳細について説明する。処理SA100は、ディーゼル機関の運転状態・環境状態に応じた検出用噴射Kinjの着火遅れ時間TDLYの算出、運転状態・環境状態に応じた検出用噴射Kinjの噴射量(噴射時間Tinj)の算出、噴射開始時刻と噴射終了時刻のタイマ設定、を行う処理である。制御装置50は、図8に示すステップS125にて処理SA100を実行する場合、図9に示すステップSA110に処理を進める。 ● [Processing procedure of processing SA100 (FIG. 9)]
Next, the details of the process SA100 in step S125 in the flowchart shown in FIG. 8 will be described with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG. The processing SA100 calculates the ignition delay time T DLY of the detection injection Kinj according to the operating state / environmental state of the diesel engine, and calculates the injection amount (injection time Tinj) of the detection injection Kinj according to the operating state / environmental state. , This is a process for setting a timer for the injection start time and the injection end time. When the
次に図10に示すフローチャートを用いて、図8に示すフローチャートにおけるステップS145の処理SA200の詳細について説明する。処理SA200は、検出用噴射Kinjの直前の回転数であるNe[直前](図12参照)を計測する処理である。制御装置50は、図8に示すステップS145にて処理SA200を実行する場合、図10に示すステップSA210に処理を進める。 ● [Processing procedure of processing SA200 (FIG. 10)]
Next, the details of the process SA200 in step S145 in the flowchart shown in FIG. 8 will be described with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG. The process SA200 is a process for measuring Ne [immediately before] (see FIG. 12), which is the rotation speed immediately before the detection injection Kinj. When the
次に図11に示すフローチャートを用いて、図8に示すフローチャートにおけるステップS155の処理SA300の詳細について説明する。処理SA300は、検出用噴射Kinjの直後の回転数であるNe[直後](図12参照)を計測する処理と、セタン価を検出する処理である。制御装置50は、図8に示すステップS155にて処理SA300を実行する場合、図11に示すステップSA310に処理を進める。 ● [Processing procedure of processing SA300 (FIG. 11)]
Next, the details of the process SA300 in step S155 in the flowchart shown in FIG. 8 will be described with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG. The process SA300 is a process of measuring Ne [immediately after] (see FIG. 12), which is the rotation speed immediately after the detection injection Kinj, and a process of detecting the cetane number. When the
第1の実施の形態の図7に示すように、セタン価・トルク相当量特性(θ)は、トルク相当量に応じてセタン価を精度よく判別可能な「判別可能セタン価範囲(θ)」と、トルク相当量に応じてセタン価を判別するには適さない「判別不適切セタン価範囲(θ)」と、を有している。第1の実施の形態では、着火時期=θ[°CA](例えばθ[°CA]=7[°CA])のセタン価・トルク相当量特性(θ)の「判別可能セタン価範囲(θ)」が、要求されるセタン価検出範囲(検出下限セタン価SKL~検出上限セタン価SKH)をカバーできている例を示した。しかし、要求されるセタン価検出範囲が、さらに広い範囲である場合、1つのセタン価・トルク相当量特性の「判別可能セタン価範囲」ではカバーしきれない場合がある。 [Processing of the fuel property detection device (control device 50) of the second embodiment (FIGS. 13 to 19)]
As shown in FIG. 7 of the first embodiment, the cetane number / torque equivalent amount characteristic (θ) is a “discriminable cetane number range (θ)” capable of accurately discriminating the cetane number according to the torque equivalent amount. And, it has a "discrimination inappropriate cetane number range (θ)" which is not suitable for discriminating the cetane number according to the torque equivalent amount. In the first embodiment, the "discriminable cetane number range (θ)" of the cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic (θ) of ignition time = θ [° CA] (for example, θ [° CA] = 7 [° CA]) ) ”Shows an example in which the required cetane number detection range (detection lower limit cetane number SKL to detection upper limit cetane number SKH) can be covered. However, if the required cetane number detection range is a wider range, it may not be possible to cover the "discriminable cetane number range" of one cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic.
以下、図14~図18に示すフローチャートを用いて、制御装置50によるセタン価検出処理の第2の実施の形態の処理手順について説明する。なお、クランクシャフトが15[°CA]回転する毎に検出信号が出力され、1番気筒が圧縮上死点の位置の直前に気筒検出手段22Bから検出信号が出力される点、クランク角度カウンタの値を(00~47)にカウントする点等は、第1の実施の形態と同じである。なお、図14に示すフローチャートにおいて太い実線にて示すステップは、図8に示す第1の実施の形態のフローチャートとは異なる処理であることを示している。制御装置50(CPU51)は、例えば所定クランク角度毎(例えば15[°CA]毎)にて、図14に示す処理を起動し、ステップS210に処理を進める。 ● [Processing procedure of overall processing (FIG. 14) in the processing procedure (FIGS. 14 to 18) of the second embodiment]
Hereinafter, the processing procedure of the second embodiment of the cetane number detection processing by the
次に図15に示すフローチャートを用いて、図14に示すフローチャートにおけるステップS225の処理SB100の詳細について説明する。処理SB100は、ディーゼル機関の運転状態・環境状態に応じた検出用噴射Kinj[i]の着火遅れ時間TDLY[i]の算出、運転状態・環境状態に応じた検出用噴射Kinj[i]の噴射量(噴射時間Tinj[i])の算出、噴射開始時刻と噴射終了時刻のタイマ設定、を行う処理である。 ● [Processing procedure of processing SB100 (FIG. 15)]
Next, the details of the process SB100 in step S225 in the flowchart shown in FIG. 14 will be described with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG. The processing SB100 calculates the ignition delay time T DLY [i] of the detection injection Kinj [i] according to the operating state / environmental state of the diesel engine, and the detection injection Kinj [i] according to the operating state / environmental state. This is a process for calculating the injection amount (injection time Tinj [i]) and setting the timer for the injection start time and the injection end time.
次に図16に示すフローチャートを用いて、図14に示すフローチャートにおけるステップS245の処理SB200の詳細について説明する。処理SB200は、検出用噴射Kinj[i]の直前の回転数であるNe[i][直前]を計測する処理である。制御装置50は、図14に示すステップS245にて処理SB200を実行する場合、図16に示すステップSB210に処理を進める。 ● [Processing procedure of processing SB200 (FIG. 16)]
Next, the details of the processing SB200 in step S245 in the flowchart shown in FIG. 14 will be described with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG. The process SB200 is a process for measuring Ne [i] [immediately before], which is the rotation speed immediately before the detection injection Kinj [i]. When the
次に図17に示すフローチャートを用いて、図14に示すフローチャートにおけるステップS255の処理SB300の詳細について説明する。処理SB300は、検出用噴射Kinj[i]の直後の回転数であるNe[i][直後]を計測する処理と、(仮)セタン価S[i]を検出する処理である。制御装置50は、図14に示すステップS255にて処理SB300を実行する場合、図17に示すステップSB310に処理を進める。 ● [Processing procedure of processing SB300 (FIG. 17)]
Next, the details of the process SB300 in step S255 in the flowchart shown in FIG. 14 will be described with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG. The process SB300 is a process of measuring Ne [i] [immediately after], which is the rotation speed immediately after the detection injection Kinj [i], and a process of detecting the (provisional) cetane number S [i]. When the
次に図18に示すフローチャートを用いて、図14に示すフローチャートにおけるステップS265の処理SB400の詳細について説明する。処理SB400は、(仮)セタン価S[i]に基づいて(最終)セタン価Sを検出する処理である。制御装置50は、図14に示すステップS265にて処理SB400を実行する場合、図18に示すステップSB410に処理を進める。 ● [Processing procedure of processing SB400 (FIG. 18)]
Next, the details of the process SB400 in step S265 in the flowchart shown in FIG. 14 will be described with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG. The process SB400 is a process for detecting the (final) cetane number S based on the (provisional) cetane number S [i]. When the
本願では、ディーゼル機関が燃料噴射を停止して惰性回転しながら回転数を徐々に低下させている検出可能期間において所定気筒に検出用噴射を実行して、当該検出用噴射にて発生したトルクに相当するトルク相当量に基づいて当該ディーゼル機関で用いている燃料のセタン価を検出する。従って、特許文献1のように通常の運転時の副噴射の噴射量を2水準の噴射量に変更して発生トルクの変化量を検出するよりも、セタン価の違いによるトルク変動量をより高精度に検出することが可能となり、より高い精度でセタン価を検出することができる。 ● [Effect of the present application]
In the present application, the detection injection is executed in a predetermined cylinder during the detectable period in which the diesel engine stops the fuel injection and gradually decreases the rotation speed while coasting to obtain the torque generated by the detection injection. The cetane number of the fuel used in the diesel engine is detected based on the corresponding torque equivalent amount. Therefore, the torque fluctuation amount due to the difference in cetane number is higher than that of detecting the change amount of the generated torque by changing the injection amount of the sub-injection during normal operation to the injection amount of two levels as in
10 ディーゼル機関
11A、11B 吸気管
11C 吸気マニホルド
12A 排気マニホルド
12B、12C 排気管
13 EGR配管
14 EGR弁
15 EGRクーラ
21 吸気流量検出手段
22A クランク角度検出手段
22B 気筒検出手段
23 大気圧検出手段
24A コンプレッサ上流圧力検出手段
24B コンプレッサ下流圧力検出手段
24C 吸気マニホルド圧力検出手段
25 アクセルペダル踏込量検出手段
26A タービン上流圧力検出手段
26B タービン下流圧力検出手段
26C 差圧検出手段
27 車速検出手段
28A、28B 吸気温度検出手段
28C クーラント温度検出手段
28D、28E 排気温度検出手段
30 ターボ過給機
31 ノズル駆動手段
32 ノズル開度検出手段
33 可変ノズル
35 コンプレッサ
35A コンプレッサインペラ
36 タービン
36A タービンインペラ
41 コモンレール
42A~42D 燃料配管
43A~43D インジェクタ
45A~45D シリンダ
48 スロットル装置
48S スロットル開度検出手段
50 制御装置(燃料性状検出装置)
51 CPU
51A 検出用噴射時期関連量算出部
51B 検出用噴射量算出部
51C 検出用噴射実行部
51D セタン価検出部
53 記憶装置
61 酸化触媒
62 微粒子捕集フィルタ
Kinj、Kinj[1]~Kinj[4] 検出用噴射
SH 判別可能上限セタン価
SL 判別可能下限セタン価
SKH 検出上限セタン価
SKL 検出下限セタン価
TDLY 着火遅れ時間(検出用噴射の噴射時期関連量)
Tinj 噴射時間(検出用噴射の噴射量) 1
51 CPU
51A Detection injection timing related
Tinj injection time (injection amount of detection injection)
Claims (4)
- ディーゼル機関が燃料噴射を停止して惰性回転しながら回転数を徐々に低下させている検出可能期間において所定気筒に対して検出用噴射を実行し、当該検出用噴射にて発生したトルクに相当するトルク相当量に基づいて、当該ディーゼル機関で用いている燃料のセタン価を検出する燃料性状検出装置であって、
前記燃料性状検出装置は、
前記ディーゼル機関の運転状態及び環境状態にかかわらず検出下限セタン価~検出上限セタン価のセタン価検出範囲内のいずれのセタン価であっても、噴射された燃料が着火するクランク角度位置が、予め設定された所定クランク角度位置となるように、前記検出用噴射の噴射時期に関連する噴射時期関連量を算出する検出用噴射時期関連量算出部と、
前記セタン価検出範囲内において予め設定された基準セタン価の燃料の場合では、前記ディーゼル機関の前記運転状態及び前記環境状態にかかわらず前記検出用噴射による前記所定クランク角度位置での着火に続く燃焼によって発生するトルクに相当する前記トルク相当量が予め設定された基準トルク相当量となるように、前記検出用噴射の噴射量を算出する検出用噴射量算出部と、
前記検出用噴射によるセタン価に応じた前記トルク相当量が設定されたセタン価・トルク相当量特性であって、前記基準セタン価の燃料の前記検出用噴射の場合には前記基準トルク相当量となるように設定された前記セタン価・トルク相当量特性、が記憶された記憶装置と、
前記検出可能期間の場合に、前記所定気筒に対して、前記検出用噴射量算出部にて算出した噴射量を、前記検出用噴射時期関連量算出部にて算出した前記噴射時期関連量に基づいた噴射時期にて噴射する前記検出用噴射を実行する検出用噴射実行部と、
前記検出用噴射にて実際に発生したトルクに相当する実トルク相当量と、前記セタン価・トルク相当量特性と、に基づいてセタン価を検出するセタン価検出部と、
を有する。 During the detectable period in which the diesel engine stops fuel injection and gradually decreases the number of revolutions while coasting, the detection injection is executed for a predetermined cylinder, which corresponds to the torque generated by the detection injection. A fuel property detection device that detects the cetane number of the fuel used in the diesel engine based on the amount equivalent to torque.
The fuel property detection device is
Regardless of the operating condition and environmental condition of the diesel engine, the crank angle position where the injected fuel ignites is set in advance regardless of the cetane number within the detection range from the lower limit cetane number to the upper limit cetane number. A detection injection timing-related amount calculation unit that calculates an injection timing-related amount related to the injection timing of the detection injection so as to be at a set predetermined crank angle position.
In the case of a fuel having a reference cetane number set in advance within the cetane number detection range, combustion following ignition at the predetermined crank angle position by the detection injection regardless of the operating state and the environmental state of the diesel engine. A detection injection amount calculation unit that calculates the injection amount of the detection injection so that the torque equivalent amount corresponding to the torque generated by the above is a preset reference torque equivalent amount.
The torque equivalent amount is set according to the cetane number by the detection injection, and the cetane number / torque equivalent amount characteristic, and in the case of the detection injection of the fuel having the reference cetane number, the reference torque equivalent amount is used. A storage device that stores the cetane number / torque equivalent characteristics set so as to be
In the case of the detectable period, the injection amount calculated by the detection injection amount calculation unit for the predetermined cylinder is based on the injection timing-related amount calculated by the detection injection timing-related amount calculation unit. A detection injection execution unit that executes the detection injection to be injected at the same injection timing,
A cetane number detection unit that detects the cetane number based on the actual torque equivalent amount corresponding to the torque actually generated by the detection injection and the cetane number / torque equivalent amount characteristic.
Have. - ディーゼル機関が燃料噴射を停止して惰性回転しながら回転数を徐々に低下させている検出可能期間において所定気筒に対して検出用噴射を実行し、当該検出用噴射にて発生したトルクに相当するトルク相当量に基づいて、当該ディーゼル機関で用いている燃料のセタン価を検出する燃料性状検出装置であって、
nを2以上の整数とした場合に噴射された燃料が着火するクランク角度位置として、第1クランク角度位置~第nクランク角度位置が予め設定されており、
前記燃料性状検出装置は、
前記ディーゼル機関の運転状態及び環境状態にかかわらず検出下限セタン価~検出上限セタン価のセタン価検出範囲内のいずれのセタン価であっても、噴射された燃料が着火するクランク角度位置が、予め設定された前記第1クランク角度位置~前記第nクランク角度位置のそれぞれとなるように、前記検出用噴射である第1検出用噴射~第n検出用噴射の噴射時期に関連する噴射時期関連量を算出する検出用噴射時期関連量算出部と、
前記セタン価検出範囲内において予め設定された基準セタン価の燃料の場合では、前記ディーゼル機関の前記運転状態及び前記環境状態にかかわらず前記第1検出用噴射~前記第n検出用噴射のそれぞれによる前記第1クランク角度位置~前記第nクランク角度位置での着火に続く燃焼によって発生するトルクに相当する前記トルク相当量が予め設定された第1基準トルク相当量~第n基準トルク相当量となるように、前記第1検出用噴射~前記第n検出用噴射の噴射量を算出する検出用噴射量算出部と、
前記第1検出用噴射~前記第n検出用噴射のそれぞれによるセタン価に応じた前記トルク相当量が設定された第1セタン価・トルク相当量特性~第nセタン価・トルク相当量特性であって、前記基準セタン価の燃料の前記第1検出用噴射~前記第n検出用噴射の場合には前記第1基準トルク相当量~前記第nトルク相当量となるように設定された前記第1セタン価・トルク相当量特性~前記第nセタン価・トルク相当量特性、が記憶された記憶装置と、
前記検出可能期間の場合に、前記所定気筒に対して、前記検出用噴射量算出部にて算出したそれぞれの噴射量を、前記検出用噴射時期関連量算出部にて算出した前記噴射時期関連量に基づいた噴射時期にて噴射する前記第1検出用噴射~第n検出用噴射を実行する検出用噴射実行部と、
前記第1検出用噴射~前記第n検出用噴射のそれぞれにて実際に発生したトルクに相当する第1実トルク相当量~第n実トルク相当量と、前記第1セタン価・トルク相当量特性~前記第nセタン価・トルク相当量特性のそれぞれと、に基づいてセタン価を検出するセタン価検出部と、
を有する。 During the detectable period in which the diesel engine stops fuel injection and gradually decreases the number of revolutions while coasting, the detection injection is executed for a predetermined cylinder, which corresponds to the torque generated by the detection injection. A fuel property detection device that detects the cetane number of the fuel used in the diesel engine based on the amount equivalent to torque.
The first crank angle position to the nth crank angle position are preset as the crank angle positions at which the injected fuel ignites when n is an integer of 2 or more.
The fuel property detection device is
Regardless of the operating condition and environmental condition of the diesel engine, the crank angle position where the injected fuel ignites is set in advance regardless of the cetane number within the detection range from the lower limit of detection cetane number to the upper limit of detection cetane number. An injection timing-related amount related to the injection timing of the first detection injection to the nth detection injection, which is the detection injection, so as to be each of the set first crank angle position to the nth crank angle position. The detection injection timing related amount calculation unit that calculates
In the case of a fuel having a reference cetane number set in advance within the cetane number detection range, it depends on each of the first detection injection to the nth detection injection regardless of the operating state and the environmental state of the diesel engine. The torque equivalent amount corresponding to the torque generated by the combustion following the ignition at the first crank angle position to the nth crank angle position is the preset first reference torque equivalent amount to the nth reference torque equivalent amount. As described above, the detection injection amount calculation unit for calculating the injection amount of the first detection injection to the nth detection injection, and the detection injection amount calculation unit.
The first cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic to the nth cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic in which the torque equivalent amount is set according to the cetane number by each of the first detection injection to the nth detection injection. In the case of the first detection injection to the nth detection injection of the fuel having the reference cetane number, the first reference torque equivalent amount to the nth torque equivalent amount are set. A storage device that stores the cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic-the nth cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic.
In the case of the detectable period, each injection amount calculated by the detection injection amount calculation unit for the predetermined cylinder is calculated by the detection injection timing-related amount calculation unit. The detection injection execution unit that executes the first detection injection to the nth detection injection that injects at the injection timing based on
The first actual torque equivalent amount to the nth actual torque equivalent amount corresponding to the torque actually generated in each of the first detection injection to the nth detection injection, and the first cetane number / torque equivalent amount characteristic. -A cetane number detection unit that detects the cetane number based on each of the nth cetane number and torque equivalent characteristics, and
Have. - 請求項2に記載の燃料性状検出装置であって、
前記第1検出用噴射~前記第n検出用噴射のそれぞれに対応する前記第1セタン価・トルク相当量特性~前記第nセタン価・トルク相当量特性は、
セタン価の違いに対して前記トルク相当量の変化が小さい判別不適切セタン価範囲と、前記判別不適切セタン価範囲よりもセタン価の違いに対して前記トルク相当量の変化が大きい判別可能セタン価範囲と、を有しており、
前記第1セタン価・トルク相当量特性~前記第nセタン価・トルク相当量特性は、前記第1セタン価・トルク相当量特性~前記第nセタン価・トルク相当量特性のそれぞれの前記判別可能セタン価範囲を重畳させると前記検出下限セタン価~前記検出上限セタン価をカバーできるように設定されている、
燃料性状検出装置。 The fuel property detection device according to claim 2.
The first cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic to the nth cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic corresponding to each of the first detection injection to the nth detection injection are
The change in the torque equivalent amount is small with respect to the difference in cetane number. Has a price range and
The first cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic to the nth cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic can be discriminated from each of the first cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic to the nth cetane number / torque equivalent characteristic. When the cetane number range is superimposed, it is set so as to cover the detection lower limit cetane number to the detection upper limit cetane number.
Fuel property detector. - 請求項2または3に記載の燃料性状検出装置であって、
前記ディーゼル機関への燃料の補給後、あるいは前記ディーゼル機関の始動の後、の所定期間であるセタン価初期検出期間では、前記検出用噴射実行部にて前記第1検出用噴射~前記第n検出用噴射を少なくとも1回実行して、前記セタン価検出部にてセタン価を検出し、
前記セタン価初期検出期間よりも後の前記検出可能期間では、
前記セタン価初期検出期間以降に検出したセタン価に基づいて前記第1検出用噴射~前記第n検出用噴射の中から選定した検出用噴射を、前記検出用噴射実行部にて実行する、
燃料性状検出装置。 The fuel property detection device according to claim 2 or 3.
In the cetane number initial detection period, which is a predetermined period after refueling the diesel engine or after starting the diesel engine, the detection injection executing unit performs the first detection injection to the nth detection. The injection is executed at least once, and the cetane number is detected by the cetane number detection unit.
In the detectable period after the initial cetane number detection period,
The detection injection execution unit executes the detection injection selected from the first detection injection to the nth detection injection based on the cetane number detected after the cetane number initial detection period.
Fuel property detector.
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