EP3619413A2 - Procede de reglage d'une consigne de richesse lors d'un balayage d'air dans un moteur - Google Patents
Procede de reglage d'une consigne de richesse lors d'un balayage d'air dans un moteurInfo
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- the invention relates to a method for adjusting the richness of a probe set during an air sweep by taking into account an impact of the air sweep on the richness of the probe setpoint , this probe being advantageously a probe disposed at the output of the engine or the turbine for a turbocharged engine, for example upstream of a catalyst present in the exhaust line, upstream being taken in the direction of flow of the gases of exhaust in the line.
- the present invention is preferably adapted to a spark ignition engine with gasoline and supercharged fuel.
- the name petrol includes a mixture based on gasoline, ethanol or LPG. This is not limiting and the present invention can be adapted to any motorization.
- FIG. 1 there is shown a heat engine 1 turbocharged with a turbine 2 at the output of the engine.
- a catalyst 3 is present on the exhaust line discharging the gases of the engine 1, this catalyst 3 being surrounded by an upstream probe 4a and a downstream probe 4b.
- the catalyst 3 is advantageously a redox catalyst.
- This set is known from the state of the art.
- the exhaust line may contain one or more other selective pollution control elements such as a particulate filter, an active or passive nitrogen oxide trap, or for a Diesel engine a selective catalytic reduction system.
- the operation of the engine is controlled by a control unit delivering a set of fuel wealth in the engine at the inlet of each cylinder.
- the method of adjusting the richness setpoint of a probe during an air sweep, the probe being said upstream probe being disposed in an exhaust line at the output of a heat engine, is carried out in the engine on fresh air with unburned air passing through the line.
- a richness regulation of the air / fuel mixture in the engine can therefore be performed according to an estimated wealth estimate at the upstream probe from a predetermined wealth setpoint to the engine and a richness measured by the upstream sensor.
- the upstream probe advantageously proportional, is used to measure the richness upstream of the catalyst and regulate it around a target set by the control unit of the engine control.
- this instruction at the level of the probe is obtained by the use of a model representing the behavior of the system and the probe when the reference of richness to the engine, more precisely the setpoint of wealth at the level of at minus one cylinder of the motor determined by the command control unit, is modified.
- the main difficulty in determining a setpoint of richness at the probe is that there is typically a variable dead time between the setpoint of richness at the engine and the setpoint of richness at the probe as well as a variable response time of the probe according to the operating conditions of the engine, for example the flow of exhaust gas.
- an internal model is most often used to represent the transfer time of the engine gases to the probe as well as the response time of the probe. Such a model is used to convert the wealth setpoint to the injector into a richness setpoint at the probe. This will be more precisely described later.
- the control unit of the engine allows an air sweep on certain phases of life. This consists in allowing fresh air to escape to the exhaust without it being burned by a crossing opening of the valves of the cylinders of the engine. During these phases, the average wealth upstream of the catalyst must favor the reduction of polluting emissions.
- the regulation of the richness upstream of the catalyst will use the measurement of richness given by the upstream probe. From a richness setpoint for the combustion chamber of the cylinders or the engine richness value, a richness value at the probe can be modeled by a first-order function with delay.
- catalyst window which gives a set range of variation around the estimated wealth value at the upstream probe.
- a regulation by reference of wealth to the upstream probe poses two major difficulties.
- the first difficulty is that in the phases where the air sweep is active, the puffs of oxygen sent to each exhaust valve of a cylinder can modify the behavior of the catalyst for the same set of richness upstream of the catalyst. If the catalyst window is moved, pollutant conversion optimization is no longer ensured.
- FR-A-3026780 discloses a motor vehicle engine comprising at least one cylinder, an exhaust line, a wealth sensor disposed on the exhaust line, a setpoint determination module of richness at the probe according to a richness guideline in said at least one cylinder.
- the determination module is configured to determine the richness setpoint at the probe using a first calculation rule.
- a regulation module is configured to determine a richness correction to be applied in said at least one cylinder according to a first calculation rule as a function of a value representative of a difference between a richness measured by the probe and the setpoint. of wealth to the probe.
- the problem underlying the invention is to reactualize a wealth directive to a probe disposed at the output of a heat engine when an air sweep is performed in the engine, this sweep affecting the set of richness at the probe and modifying it.
- An auxiliary problem underlying the present invention is to optimally regulate the pollution removal carried out by a catalyst interposed between upstream and downstream probes, at least the upstream probe for regulating the richness setpoint in the engine. by comparison with a measurement of the richness at the level of the upstream probe and an estimate of wealth estimated for this upstream probe.
- a method of adjusting the richness of a probe set during an air sweep the probe being said upstream probe being disposed in a line of air.
- the technical effect is to obtain an offset of the estimated wealth set to the upstream probe in order to make up for the different deviations introduced by the air sweep.
- This solution has the advantage of being adaptable by calibration to the exhaust line used.
- the invention is adaptable specifically to the exhaust line used and improves the performance of the wealth regulation and thus the efficiency of the pollution control system.
- the reactualization in addition to an already existing control law, this avoids an expense towards a supplier who would have to add a similar correction in the measurement acquisition control law of an upstream wealth probe.
- the adjustment method according to the present invention will continue and even develop on future engines.
- the use of the control method according to the present invention will also be favored by even more stringent wealth regulation performance requirements, which will accelerate the implementation of the adjustment method according to the present invention on different motorizations.
- the term corrective is an additive term.
- the higher the scanning rate and the higher the correction term is in absolute value.
- the corrective term is obtained by a two-dimensional map according to the engine speed and the air rate scanned.
- a richness window of calibratable width is defined around the wealth setpoint at the upstream probe, a refreshed window of wealth being refocused around the richness updated at the upstream probe and replacing the wealth window.
- the offset of the catalyst window optimizes the efficiency of conversion of pollutants by a catalyst present, taking into account the sweep rate and engine speed.
- the richness setpoint at the upstream probe is modeled from the predetermined wealth setpoint to the engine taking into account, on the one hand, a delay time of the upstream probe depending on the distance between the motor and upstream probe and an exhaust gas velocity at the engine output in force and, secondly, a response time of the specific upstream probe at a richness of 0.63.
- the richness setpoint at the upstream probe from the wealth of the engine is filtered.
- the present invention relates to a method for controlling a pollution control provided by a catalyst present in a heat engine exhaust line, the exhaust line having a probe upstream of the catalyst measuring a fuel richness at the level of the probe upstream and a probe downstream of the catalyst, a double richness control loop being effective from the respective measurements of the upstream and downstream probes, characterized in that it implements such a method of adjusting a richness setpoint of the upstream probe during an air sweep, a first regulation loop being effective with a richness setpoint updated with the upstream probe and a second regulating loop being effective between a specific voltage measured by the downstream probe and a setpoint specific voltage corresponding to the richness setpoint updated with the upstream probe.
- the invention relates to a power train comprising a heat engine, an exhaust line comprising at least one catalyst with upstream and downstream sensors and a control unit in charge of the operation of the engine and a depollution in the exhaust line, characterized in that the control unit comprises means for implementing such a control method or means for implementing such a control method.
- the solution proposed by the present invention is purely software and is easily implemented in the engine control unit and more particularly in the wealth control function upstream of the catalyst by the upstream sensor.
- the upstream probe is a proportional oxygen probe and the downstream probe is a binary oxygen probe.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic representation of an assembly of a heat engine and an exhaust line comprising a catalyst and at least one probe positioned upstream of the catalyst, this probe being able to be used to effect a regulation of the in the engine from a richness setpoint, the adjustment method according to the present invention can be implemented for such a set,
- FIG. 2 shows a logic diagram for implementing the control method according to the present invention
- FIG. 3 shows an evaluation of the difference in richness between the setpoint of richness and the richness measured as a function of the sweep rate and the engine speed, this evaluation being taken into account in the adjustment method according to the present invention
- FIG. 4 shows a pollutant emission curve as a function of a richness setpoint with a setpoint window framing a richness setpoint at the upstream probe, such a window being able to be implemented in one embodiment of the method. according to the present invention
- FIG. 5 shows the reference curves of richness at the engine and at an upstream probe at the engine output in the exhaust line, the estimation of the richness setpoint at the upstream probe being done according to the engine wealth directive. taking into account a delay time and a response time of the probe, this estimate being in one embodiment of the control method according to the present invention.
- the present invention relates to a method of adjusting the richness of a probe set during an air sweep.
- This probe is called upstream probe 4a being disposed in an exhaust line at the output of a thermal engine 1 being the first upstream of a set of two upstream sensors 4a and 4b downstream.
- the upstream probe 4a is a probe associated with a catalyst 3 being disposed upstream of the catalyst 3, the downstream probe 4b is also present after the catalyst 3 in the direction of flow of the gases in the exhaust line.
- the air is swept into the engine 1 on fresh air and let unburned air in the exhaust line.
- a regulation of richness of the air / fuel mixture in the engine 1 is carried out according to a richness measured by the upstream probe Mes sond sam, in FIG. 5, and a setpoint of richness Consrich sond at the upstream probe 4a, the regulation being done by difference in upstream wealth measured My sam probes and upstream wealth directive Consrich sond.
- the richness setpoint at the upstream probe Consrich sond is estimated from a predetermined wealth setpoint at the word Consrich engine.
- the richness setpoint at the upstream probe Consrich sond is different from the predetermined wealth setpoint at the motor Consrich word being a function of the delay time ttrans of the upstream sensor 4a due to its distance from the motor 1 and the response time treps of the upstream probe 4a.
- the Consrich wealth setpoint at the upstream probe 4a estimated at a given instant is updated by a term Term terminator at least a function of a motor RPM and a swept air rate Tb in force at this given instant to give an updated value of richness Consrich reagent to the upstream probe 4a.
- FIG. 2 shows a logic diagram of the present invention. From a scanning rate Tb and a motor speed RM, a term of correction Term can be obtained, in particular according to a Carto 2D 2D cartography. This Term term is sent to a richness directive at the upstream probe Consrich sond.
- a window F conv cat of catalyst 3 with a reduced range of variation of the setpoint of richness at the upstream probe 4a is defined in order to obtain an updated value of richness, which may be the updated wealth setpoint.
- the invention is implemented in the richness control function, preferably for gasoline engine 1.
- 2D Carto 2D cartography is used, the axes of which are the scanned air rate Tb and the engine speed RM.
- Carto 2D cartography will provide a corrective term Term of the wealth setpoint to the upstream probe which will be added to the value of richness at the probe evaluated upstream Consrich sond.
- Carto 2D cartography calibration is fixed for and adapted to each application. This solution has the advantage of being adaptable by calibration to the exhaust line used.
- Term is an additive term added to a richness setpoint at the upstream Consrich probe to obtain a richness setpoint at the upstream sensed probe.
- rich error errors Err rich vary in a wider range at 1550 revolutions, varying from 1, 30 to -0.25 per minute, and, varying from 1, 25 to -2.25, at 1750 rpm only for 1000 revolutions per minute, for which scheme these Err rich errors remain between 1 and 0.
- FIG. 3 shows a rich error of richness Err for different scanning rates Tb of -5 to 20%. If one does not take into account the Tb scan rates lower than 5%, it can be seen that two sweeping curves for an RM engine speed of 1750 revolutions per minute and 1550 revolutions per minute are decreasing more and more, the more Tb scan rates are rising and so richness errors of rich Err are getting stronger in absolute value when they are taken starting from 0.
- Rich Err richness errors can reach -2.25 for a 20% Tb scan rate for an RM engine speed of 1750 revolutions per minute and -0.25 for a 20% Tb scan rate for a engine speed. RM of 1550 rpm. For an engine speed RM of 1000 revolutions per minute and a scan rate Tb of 13%, this richness error Err rich is very slightly greater than 0 being at 0.1.
- a window F conv cat of richness of calibratable width is defined around the estimated wealth set Consrich sond at the upstream probe 4a.
- An updated window of wealth can be refocused around the estimated wealth updated at the upstream probe 4a and can replace the window F conv cat of wealth.
- FIG. 4 associated with FIG. 1, shows emission of pollutant Em Pol, namely CO carbon monoxide and NOx nitrogen oxides as a function of the consrichsond richness setpoint at the upstream probe 4a shown in FIG. abscissa.
- Em Pol pollutant
- Volt downstream probe is the voltage curve of a downstream probe 4b of a catalyst 3
- Volt probe is the voltage of the probe.
- F conv cat is a conversion window to account for catalyst aging 3.
- a setpoint shift is defined in the richness regulation at the upstream sensor 4a, called the catalytic converter F window.
- This offset can be calibrated according to the operating point, in particular the engine speed RM and the filling of each cylinder of the engine 1.
- This shift can take into account the aging state of the catalyst 3, which can be new, aged or close to a diagnosis.
- the position of the window F conv cat will correspond to a specific voltage measured downstream of the catalyst 3, this voltage serving as a reference for the double loop of the wealth regulation, as will be described later.
- the estimated richness set Consrich probe at the upstream probe 4a is modeled from the predetermined wealth setpoint to the word Consrich engine taking into account, on the one hand, a time of delay ttrans of the upstream sensor 4a depending on the distance between the engine 1 and the upstream sensor 4a and an exhaust gas velocity at the output of the engine 1 in force and, on the other hand, a response time of the upstream sensor 4a at a richness of 0.63 or 63% of wealth.
- the modeling is based on the identification of these two characteristic times, the delay time ttrans and the response time treps to 63%. These parameters can be defined according to the operating point and calibrated by mapping. In this FIG.
- the richness R is in the ordinate while a time t is on the abscissa. It is illustrated a setpoint curve with the word Consrich engine and two curves of setpoint of richness with the probe upstream Consrich probe and measurement of the upstream probe Mes sond sam.
- the setpoint of richness with the upstream probe Consrich sond is the instruction of richness of probe filtered and shifted.
- the present invention relates to a method for controlling a pollution control provided by a catalyst 3 present in a thermal engine exhaust line 1, the exhaust line having a probe upstream 4a of the catalyst 3 measuring a richness of the fuel at the probe upstream Consrich probe and measurement of the probe upstream Mes sond sam and a downstream probe 4b of the catalyst 3.
- a double richness regulation loop is effective from the respective measurements of the upstream 4a and downstream 4b probes, the second loop may be slower than the first loop.
- the control method incorporates and implements a method of setting a Consrich wealth setpoint probe of the upstream probe 4a during an air sweep as described above.
- a first regulation loop is effective with a refreshed feedstock Consrich reactive to the upstream probe 4a.
- a second regulation loop is effective between a specific voltage measured by the downstream probe 4b and a specific setpoint voltage corresponding to the updated feedrate set Consrich reacted to the upstream probe 4a.
- the invention relates to a power train comprising a thermal engine 1, an exhaust line comprising at least one catalyst 3 with upstream sensors 4a and 4b downstream and a control unit in charge of the operation of the engine 1 thermal and a depollution in the exhaust line.
- the control unit includes means for implementing such a control method or means for implementing such a control method.
- the upstream probe 4a may be a proportional oxygen probe and the downstream probe 4b may be a binary oxygen probe.
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