EP1423592A1 - Verfahren zur leerlaufregelung einer mehrzylinder-brennkraftmaschine und signalkonditionierungsanordnung hierfür - Google Patents
Verfahren zur leerlaufregelung einer mehrzylinder-brennkraftmaschine und signalkonditionierungsanordnung hierfürInfo
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- the invention relates to a method for regulating the idling operation of a multi-cylinder internal combustion engine, in which the average rotational speed of the internal combustion engine is kept constant in an idling control and in a cylinder compensation control differently delivered torque contributions from the cylinders are adjusted so that all cylinders essentially deliver the same torque.
- the invention further relates to an arrangement for the signal conditioning arrangement for regulating the idling operation of a multi-cylinder internal combustion engine by means of a cylinder compensation regulator and an idling regulator.
- the idle operation of a multi-cylinder internal combustion engine is usually regulated.
- an idling speed controller is provided, which uses a speed signal from the internal combustion engine as a reference variable and keeps the speed of the internal combustion engine constant, regardless of the load, so that even in the event of changes in load, such as are e.g. by switching on an air conditioning system, the internal combustion engine runs at a constant (idle) speed.
- the idle speed control usually emits a fuel signal that is used by an injection system of the internal combustion engine to allocate fuel to the individual cylinders.
- not all cylinders deliver the same torque. This can be caused, for example, by deviations between injection valves. Particularly in the case of diesel internal combustion engines with direct injection, manufacturing or aging-related deviations of the individual injectors that inject the fuel into the combustion chambers are often unavoidable. Such differences in idle lead to a certain idle rest, which is reflected in a so-called "rough" run of the internal combustion engine. Of course, this is undesirable for reasons of comfort.
- a further controller which compensates for differences in the (torque) torque outputs between the individual cylinders during idle operation.
- This controller is referred to as a cylinder balancing controller or cylinder balancing controller; the latter term will be used in the further description.
- the cylinder balancing controller emits a fuel signal that results in cylinder-specific excess or reduced fuel quantities in order to compensate for cylinder-specific differences in such a way that all cylinders deliver the same torque.
- Both regulators, the idling regulator and the cylinder balancing regulator therefore act on the fuel allocation for the cylinders of the internal combustion engine. Since both controllers also mostly use the same signal as the input signal, mutual interference between the two controllers is difficult to avoid.
- the invention is therefore based on the object of specifying a method for controlling the idle operation of a multi-cylinder internal combustion engine or a suitable arrangement for signal conditioning, which enable decoupling of the idle control and the cylinder compensation control without loss of dynamics.
- this object is achieved in that two different reference variables are used for idle control and for cylinder balance control.
- the invention therefore provides to use a different signal as a reference variable for the idle control than for the cylinder compensation control.
- the decoupling is no longer achieved by different design of two controllers, both of which access the same reference variable, but by the use of separate reference variables.
- the reference variables can in principle be obtained from various operating parameters recorded in the internal combustion engine. So it is conceivable to use a speed signal as a reference variable for the idle control, which results from the scanning of the
- Crankshaft rotation was generated, and to apply a knock signal obtained by a knock sensor as a reference variable to the cylinder balancing regulator. It is essential that the command variable of the cylinder balancing regulator contains information about the unrest during idle operation, which is caused by different torque contributions of the individual cylinders. The leader of the Idle controller should not contain this information at the moment, but should instead reflect the average speed of the internal combustion engine during a work cycle, but without delay.
- both reference variables are generated from the speed signal. It is therefore preferable that the idle control and the cylinder compensation control are based on a speed signal and that both reference variables are generated from the speed signal.
- the separation of the reference variables of the cylinder compensation regulator and the idling regulator can advantageously be achieved in that the reference variable of the cylinder compensation regulation is essentially generated from a portion of the speed signal which is caused by the deviation of the cylinders in relation to one another.
- the speed signal becomes a
- the speed signal when generating the reference variable of the idle control, can be reduced essentially by a proportion that is caused by the deviation of the cylinders in relation to one another. This can be exactly the portion that was used as the reference variable of the cylinder balancing control, whereby further intermediate processing is also possible, which advantageously prepares the portion.
- the reference variable for idling control should not only, as already mentioned, reflect the average speed in the working cycle of an internal combustion engine, but should also be current, i.e. without low pass filtering.
- a speed signal is differentiated when generating the reference variable of the idle control, then delayed by a dead time, which corresponds to a crankshaft rotation of 540 ° in the current operating state, then integrated and then linked with the original speed signal.
- This procedure prevents the idling control system from attempting to correct a systematic malfunction of a cylinder, which is reflected in a brief change in engine speed, when the fuel is being allocated to the next cylinder.
- the idle controller can still react to all non-cylinder-specific speed changes without delay.
- a particularly expedient development provides for the low-pass filtering to be carried out by averaging over time, with speed averages being used for this averaging over time, which are each assigned to the same cylinder.
- the averaging then suppresses short-term changes in the torque output of a cylinder from one to the next work cycle and can therefore help to avoid vibrations very effectively despite the low time constant.
- the concept of the invention that different reference variables are used for cylinder compensation control and idling control can also be realized in that the reference variables are generated by averaging speed information over different, time-shifted time intervals. Different time intervals are thus taken into account when determining the reference variables for idling control and cylinder compensation control, which means that the two control processes are decoupled to a certain extent.
- the leaders are e.g. generated by sensing the crankshaft rotation of the internal combustion engine and averaging over the corresponding time interval to a speed value that represents the reference variable.
- a particularly strong decoupling is achieved when the cylinder compensation control receives a reference variable that can be clearly assigned to the work cycle of exactly one cylinder.
- provision can be made to generate the reference variable of the cylinder compensation control with time intervals of the speed signal, in which one work cycle of exactly one cylinder lies in each case. Then a particularly effective compensation regulation is possible.
- the improved decoupling achieved in this way can be further increased if the reference variable of the idle control is generated by averaging the crankshaft rotation over time intervals in which there are work cycles of several cylinders.
- the time intervals advantageously include the influence of a combustion of a single cylinder in the one case and the influence of two successive combustion processes in the other case. The two control processes then influence each other to an even lesser extent.
- the selection of the time intervals is particularly easy to implement if the time intervals with which the reference variable of the cylinder compensation control is generated lie between two totopoints of a cylinder working cycle and the time intervals with which the reference variable of the idle control is generated by half a work cycle. This shift in the time interval can be implemented without additional time delay, since only the choice of the interval limits has to be specified once.
- the reference variable of the idle control thus contains an average of the cylinder-specific deviations of two successive cylinders. This means that it reacts less strongly to permanent, injector-specific faults to which the cylinder balancing control has to compensate.
- the signal conditioning arrangement thus provides for separate management variables, which raises the problem of mutual interference. flow of cylinder balance controller and idle controller is avoided.
- the arrangement is designed in such a way that it generates the reference variable of the cylinder balance controller in such a way that it generates the proportion of the rotary signal that is due to deviations of the cylinders in relation to one another is present.
- a reference variable conditioned in this way for the cylinder balancing controller guarantees maximum decoupling of the cylinder balancing controller, since it only receives those parts of the speed signal that result from the cylinder torque differences to be adjusted.
- the arrangement for signal conditioning is designed in such a way that the reference variable of the idle speed controller has the speed signal, which is however reduced by a proportion caused by the deviation of the cylinders in relation to each other ,
- the idling regulator is optimally decoupled from the cylinder balancing controller by the suitably given command variable and no longer reacts to cylinder-specific differences.
- the decoupling of the cylinder balancing controller expediently takes place in that a differentiator is provided in the arrangement, which is connected to the input for the speed signal, so that the reference variable of the cylinder balancing controller has the differentiated speed signal.
- the differentiated speed signal shows exactly the differences in the torque contributions of the individual cylinders to be compensated by the cylinder balancing controller.
- the arrangement has a signal flow path with a dead time element, an integrator and an adding unit, the signal flow path being connected on the one hand to the input for the speed signal and on the other hand at the output for the reference variable of the idle controller, a differentiated delay time delay , emits an integrated signal which is additively linked to the unmodified speed signal.
- 1 is a block diagram of an internal combustion engine with a control unit
- 5 shows a time series of a mass signal, which is emitted by a cylinder compensation regulator
- 6 shows the course over time of a speed signal to illustrate different intervals from which reference variables for the cylinder compensation control and the idling control are generated
- an internal combustion engine 1 including the associated control is shown schematically. Only those elements are shown in the figure that are essential for understanding the invention.
- the internal combustion engine 1 is a four-cylinder internal combustion engine with four cylinders I to IV.
- the cylinders I to IV of the internal combustion engine 1 set a crankshaft 2 in rotation.
- the internal combustion engine 1 is a diesel internal combustion engine.
- this is not to be understood as restrictive, since the method described below and the arrangement explained are also suitable for Otto internal combustion engines.
- the rotation of the crankshaft 2 is sensed by a speed sensor 4, which supplies a speed signal N to a control unit 5.
- the control unit 5 has an idling regulator 6 and a cylinder compensation regulator 7, the output signal of which is linked in common, is a fuel mass signal m.
- the linkage is such that the idling regulator 6 emits a basic signal which is linked to a corresponding correction signal from the cylinder balancing controller 7. This will be explained later.
- the idling regulator 6 and the cylinder compensation regulator 7 each receive a command variable from a signal conditioning unit 8.
- the benchmarks are based on written embodiment on the speed signal N, as will be explained later.
- the fuel mass signal m emitted by idle controller 6 and cylinder compensation controller 7 controls the operation of injection system 3, which uses an injection line 9 (shown in a highly simplified manner) to allocate fuel to cylinders I to IV.
- the signal conditioning unit 8 generates the command variables for the idle speed controller 6 or the cylinder balancing controller 7. For this purpose, it receives the speed signal N of the speed sensor 4 at an input 10. At outputs 14 and 16, it outputs the corresponding control variables for the cylinder balance controller 7 or the idle speed controller 6.
- control device 5 can be constructed as independent circuit modules. For greater flexibility, however, a suitably programmed microprocessor will usually take over the function of the control device 5 and the functions caused by it.
- the elements of the control device 5 which are shown schematically as blocks in FIG. 1 are then software modules.
- the function of the signal conditioning unit 8 is shown in more detail in FIG. 2 as a signal flow plan.
- the speed N supplied at the input 10 is first passed in a branch 11 into two different signal flow paths.
- the speed signal N is first in a differentiator 12 of a differentiation, i.e. subject to a time derivation. Low-pass filtering then takes place in a low-pass filter 13.
- the low-pass filter 13 is designed in such a way that a moving average value is output, which results from the averaging temporally different portions of the differentiated speed signal is obtained. Averaging is always carried out over those portions that are assigned to one working cycle of a cylinder.
- the low-ass filter 13 first determines the time window at which the cylinder, which was the last to have a work cycle in the speed signal, ran through its previous work cycle. The speed value from this time window is averaged with the speed value from the last time window. On the
- crankshaft angle scale which can be clearly assigned to the time scale, is therefore speed-averaged over the last 180 ° crankshaft angles and over the corresponding 180 ° crankshaft angles which are 720 ° behind.
- the value of the speed signal of the previous time window can flow into the averaging with a smaller factor. Additionally or alternatively, an even earlier time window in which the relevant cylinder also had a work cycle can be included in the averaging.
- a time-averaged, differentiated speed signal is thus present at the output of the low-pass filter 13.
- This signal represents the reference variable B for the cylinder balancing controller 7 and is output at the output 14 of the signal conditioning unit 8.
- this signal is first fed to a delay element at a further branching point (not designated in more detail).
- the delay element which is denoted schematically in FIG. 2 by 1 / Z 3 , causes the signal to be delayed by 540 ° crankshaft angle.
- the differentiated and time-averaged speed signal is present at the output of the delay element 17, as was the case with the last one
- this portion is subtracted from the original speed signal N by feeding the adder node 15 with the speed signal supplied at the junction 11.
- the addition node 15 then outputs the reference variable L for the idle speed control 6, which is present at the output 16.
- 3 to 5 show, by way of example, different time series of signals which occur when the signal conditioning unit 8 is in operation.
- FIG. 3 shows a fuel mass flow M, which is plotted against the time t. For illustration purposes, this is a simulated signal that reproduces the fuel mass flow into the internal combustion engine.
- a cylinder-specific deviation 20 is entered, which was introduced in the simulation for better illustration and which means a cylinder-specific additional fuel quantity, which is supplied to one of the four cylinders, for example, by a faulty injection valve.
- FIG. 3 is specified to illustrate the system behavior.
- the time series designated in Fig. 3 is for illustration only. It is a simulated course of the fuel mass flow M.
- Fig. 4 shows two time series 21 and 22 of the speed signal N and the command variable L of the idle controller.
- the speed signal N shown in time series 21 still has individual cylinder components.
- the speed signal processed by the signal conditioning unit 8 to the reference variable L shows in the time series 22 far fewer cylinder-specific faults. From the time tO, at which the fuel mass flow M increases in FIG. 3, both the rotational speed 'N and the reference variable L also increase. They also fall as soon as the simulated increase in the fuel mass flow M is reduced again.
- Fig. 5 shows a fuel mass correction signal dm, which is output by the cylinder balance controller 7 as a time series, i.e. plotted against time t.
- the time series 23 has cylinder-specific deviations 24 in the form of downward-pointing pulses.
- the cylinder compensation controller 7 counteracts the cylinder-individual deviations 20 simulatively introduced in the time series 19 of the fuel mass flow M, in order to bring about a torque contribution of the cylinders I to IV of the internal combustion engine that is as uniform as possible.
- the time series 23 in FIG. 5 clearly shows that the “division of tasks” between the idling control device 6 and the cylinder balancing controller 7 works well. Even in the area of the relatively large jump in fuel mass after the time t0, the cylinder balancing controller 7 is only slightly influenced and these minor disturbances in the fuel mass correction signal dm fade away quickly. On the other hand, the jump in fuel mass is quickly recognized in the command variable L for idle governor 6, so that the idle controller can intervene quickly.
- the speed signal of the internal combustion engine can also be prepared by selecting intervals with a time offset so that separate reference variables are obtained for the idle control and the cylinder compensation control.
- 6 shows the high-speed signal, which is tapped from the rotation of the crankshaft 2.
- the dashed lines with the reference symbols OT1 and OT2 in FIG. 6 indicate the top dead centers of two successively operating cylinders of the multi-cylinder internal combustion engine 1.
- Cylinder compensation controller 7 selected an angle or time interval that is clearly assigned to the work cycle of a cylinder. This time interval is shown in Fig. 6 with T_b. It corresponds to a measurement of the speed by averaging the crankshaft rotation between the two dead centers OT1 and OT2.
- an interval T_l offset in time is selected, which is shifted by half a working cycle or half the distance between two successive dead points OT1 and OT2 compared to the time interval T_b.
- the speed measurement by averaging the crankshaft rotation in the time interval T_l is therefore influenced by the work cycles of two cylinders working in succession.
- the command variable L consequently contains an average of the cylinder-specific deviations of two successively operating cylinders and real is less dependent on permanent injector-specific deviations.
- the time interval T_b for determining the command variable B for the cylinder balancing controller 7 only the influence of a single combustion
- the time interval T_l for determining the reference variable L for the idle controller 6 is subject to the influence of two successive combustions.
- the command variables B and L are then the speed signals correspondingly generated from the speed measurements.
- FIGS. 7 and 8 show that a good decoupling of the two controllers is achieved by means of these reference variables B and L.
- a fuel mass flow M is entered in each of FIGS. 7 and 8, which has been deliberately trimmed for the sake of illustration, so that the fuel mass flows supplied to the cylinders are different.
- 7 shows the reference variable B of the cylinder compensation regulator 7 plotted against the time t further above the time series of the fuel mass flow M.
- the command variable B was determined as a speed signal by averaging the crankshaft rotation over the intervals T_b, which are each assigned to the work cycles of the cylinders. As the time series of the command variable B shows, the cylinder-specific fault can be clearly recognized in the command variable B.
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