EP3867655A1 - Method for determining a switched state of a valve, and solenoid valve assembly - Google Patents
Method for determining a switched state of a valve, and solenoid valve assemblyInfo
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- EP3867655A1 EP3867655A1 EP19786939.9A EP19786939A EP3867655A1 EP 3867655 A1 EP3867655 A1 EP 3867655A1 EP 19786939 A EP19786939 A EP 19786939A EP 3867655 A1 EP3867655 A1 EP 3867655A1
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a method for determining a switching state of a valve, which is actuated by means of a coil.
- the invention further relates to an electromagnetic valve arrangement which is designed to carry out such a method.
- Valves can be actuated in particular by means of electromagnets.
- corresponding electromagnetic valve arrangements can be constructed, which typically have a valve and a coil for actuating the valve.
- the invention relates to a method for determining a switching state of a valve, which is actuated by means of a coil.
- the method has the following steps: at a plurality of times which follow one another at a predetermined time interval, in each case determining a current flowing through the coil and a voltage applied to the coil,
- the invention is based on the knowledge that an inductance quantity can be determined by measuring the currents and voltages at the times mentioned, a switching state of the valve being able to be determined on the basis thereof. This allows the switching status to be monitored, for example whether the valve is open or closed.
- Current and / or voltage can be determined, for example, by measuring. Suitable measuring devices can be used for this. However, they can also be determined by specifying values. This can be the case in particular if a value is specified and set by a device suitable for this. For example, a regulated current source can be used to set a defined current. The same applies to the voltage. In this case, it is no longer absolutely necessary to measure an actually set value, although it should be mentioned that such a value can still be measured.
- An inductance in the physical sense can be used as the inductance variable. However, a size can also be used which is indicative of the inductance, for example proportional to the actual inductance, but which is easier to calculate or easier to handle. There is typically a relationship, for example a linear relationship, between the inductance variable and the actual inductance.
- the inductance quantity can be calculated in particular using the least squares method. This has proven to be an efficient approach.
- the least squares method can preferably be used recursively with a forgetting factor. This can optimize the computing time required.
- the inductance variable can be determined using a linear equation.
- a first column vector is equated to a matrix multiplied by a second column vector.
- the times can in particular be numbered with index k.
- the first column vector can contain a difference between the current at time k + 1 minus the current at time k.
- the matrix can in particular have two columns.
- the first column of the matrix can contain a sum of the voltage at time k + 1 and the voltage at time k.
- the second column of the matrix can contain a sum of the current at time k + 1 and the current at time k.
- the second column vector can contain a first parameter in its first row and a second parameter in its second row.
- the inductance variable or also the inductance can be calculated as a quotient from the time interval divided by the number 2 and divided by the first parameter. This enables easy calculation of the inductance quantity or inductance based on the above-mentioned equation.
- the inductance quantity may be easier to determine than the inductance in the strictly physical sense, and the inductance quantity or another quantity that is easier to calculate than the inductance and is based on the inductance can also be used for determining the switching state.
- a resistance of the coil can also be calculated based on the currents, the voltages and the time interval. Such a resistor can be used for further evaluations. It should be understood that instead of the resistance, a resistance variable can also be specified here which has a relationship, for example a linear relationship to the actual resistance. This is considered equivalent here.
- a resistance of the coil can in particular be calculated as a quotient from the second parameter divided by the first parameter become. This enables easy calculation of the resistance.
- the method can in particular be carried out repeatedly continuously or continuously. This means that the status of a valve can be monitored continuously.
- the inductance variable is compared with a first end value and a second end value. If the inductance variable has a maximum of a predetermined distance from the first end value, a first switching state can be determined. If the inductance variable has a maximum of a predetermined distance from the second end value, a second switching state can be determined. This has proven to be a practical and reliable way of determining a switching state. It is based in particular on the knowledge that, depending on the switching state, the inductance takes on different values that can be compared.
- the switching states can in particular be final states of the valve. However, the determination of intermediate states is also possible.
- the switching status of a valve can also be recognized from a test signal. This can be stamped on the coil so that the switching status can be recognized.
- calculations can be carried out entirely or partially using fixed point arithmetic.
- a fixed point arithmetic has proven to be particularly efficient for the present purposes.
- the coil can be controlled by means of pulse width modulation.
- Current and voltage can then in particular be averaged over a pulse width modulation period. It has been shown that in this case an application of the method is advantageously possible even with a coil controlled by means of pulse width modulation.
- a first memory matrix is formed as the product of the transpose of the matrix and the first column vector.
- a second storage matrix can be formed as an inverse of a product from the transpose of the matrix and the matrix.
- the first memory matrix and the second memory matrix can then be stored.
- the first column vector and the matrix, particularly in this case, are preferably not stored as such. It has been shown that this leads to a simplified calculation.
- the invention further relates to an electromagnetic valve arrangement.
- This electromagnetic valve arrangement has a valve and a coil for actuating the valve. It also has a control device for applying a current and / or a voltage to the coil. This enables the valve or the coil to be actuated.
- the electromagnetic valve arrangement furthermore has a state determination device which is configured to carry out a method according to the invention. Doing so can all versions and variants described here can be used.
- the invention further relates to a non-volatile computer-readable storage medium on which program code is stored, the execution of which carries out a method according to the invention.
- program code is stored, the execution of which carries out a method according to the invention.
- all the designs and variants described herein can be used.
- Fig. 2 shows an equivalent circuit diagram of a coil
- Fig. 3 an inductance depending on one
- Fig. 6 shows a course of an inductance
- FIG. 1 shows an electromagnetic valve arrangement 5 according to an embodiment of the invention. This is configured to carry out a method according to an embodiment of the invention.
- the electromagnetic valve arrangement 5 is only shown schematically here.
- the electromagnetic valve arrangement 5 has a valve 10. It also has an armature 20 which is connected to the valve 10 via an armature rod 25. Furthermore, it has a coil 30 which surrounds the armature 20. The coil 30 can be supplied with electrical current, whereby the armature 20 can be moved. This enables a movement or actuation of the valve 10.
- the valve 10 can be switched between two end positions, namely an open end position and a closed end position.
- the solenoid valve arrangement 5 also has a control device 40 which is designed to apply a current and / or a voltage to the coil 30. This is for driving as just mentioned.
- the electromagnetic valve arrangement 5 has a state determination device 50, which is configured to carry out a method according to the invention. The functionality will be discussed in more detail below.
- valve 10 is to be subjected to a switching state determination.
- a mathematical model of the electrical subsystem of the coil 30 is first discussed before further details are described.
- a mathematical model of the coil 30 can be used for the coil voltage u and the coil current i and the inductance L. and the resistance R of the coil 30 are reproduced in a good approximation via the following relationship:
- the time t is given as a parameter.
- Fig. 2 shows an electrical equivalent circuit diagram, inductance L, resistance R, voltage u and current i are shown.
- equation (1) above can be simplified to a good approximation to the following equation:
- v denotes the tappet speed of a tappet of the valve 10, which is not shown separately.
- the tappet and the armature 20 already mentioned can be involved.
- This mathematical model can be used to determine valve condition. This is explained below.
- FIG. 3 shows a course of the inductance at constant current over the plunger position of a typical solenoid valve, for example valve 10.
- the switching state is plotted in percent on the horizontal axis in FIG. 3, while the inductance is plotted on the vertical axis in arbitrary units.
- the current relative to the maximum current is plotted on the horizontal axis of FIG. 4, while the inductance is plotted relative to the maximum inductance on the vertical axis of FIG. 4. It is easy to see that knowledge of the inductance and the current can be used to infer the switching state.
- the inductance L can be estimated and thus also by pure size comparisons of the estimated inductance L with LQ and Li and preferably also the knowledge of the current can be concluded directly from the switching state.
- valve state estimation is now to solve the least squares problem recursively with a forgetting factor. This enables the inductance to be estimated when there are changes in current, from which the switching state can be determined by comparing the sizes. It should be noted that a change in current does not only occur due to a change in the coil voltage, but also due to the dependence of the inductance on the position even when the plunger moves, as is represented, for example, by equation (2) above. This also makes it possible to detect unwanted valve switching, for example by externally acting forces or flow forces.
- a recursive least squares method can also be implemented in fixed point arithmetic by suitable implementation. Furthermore, such a method for two estimation parameters has a very low computing effort, which also enables direct implementation in hardware through simple logic gates.
- the calculation just described is carried out by the state determination device 50.
- the corresponding voltages and currents are measured at the respective times.
- valve switching status has been taken into account depending on the control, i.e. it was assumed that a valve is switched when the controller requests it. It could not be determined whether a valve changes its switching state due to flow forces or other externally acting forces or whether, for example, an SG valve opens at all. There are already approaches for determining the switching state, but the resulting measurement signals are very small and prone to failure.
- a recursive least squares method can be used here, but other methods can also be used.
- the use of the coil current averaged over a pulse width modulation period and the averaged coil voltage is advantageous for systems operated with pulse width modulation. If the supply voltage is known, the duty cycle of a pulse width modulation period can be used as an alternative to the averaged coil voltage.
- steps of the method according to the invention can be carried out in the order given. However, they can also be run in a different order.
- the method according to the invention can be carried out in one of its embodiments, for example with a specific combination of steps, in such a way that no further steps are carried out. In principle, however, further steps can also be carried out, even those that are not mentioned.
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