KR20140050656A - Method and device for monitoring a control unit for operating an engine system - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
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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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- F02D2200/00—Input parameters for engine control
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F02D2200/00—Input parameters for engine control
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a method for monitoring the operation of a drive engine (2),
Controlling the drive engine 2 using an adjustment variable S which is calculated depending on the external input FWM according to the control function;
Monitoring the adjustment variable S by comparing the threshold by the adjustment variable threshold M THR ,
In this case, the control variable threshold value M THR has a step of being generated depending on the control variable requirement calculated using the monitoring function and the control variable offset M Offset , wherein the monitoring function represents an independent reproduction of the control function. The adjustment variable offset M Offset is variably selected depending on the operating area of the drive engine 2. The idea of the method is to provide a monitoring function in which a torque threshold with an offset on the torque level is provided, which offset is reduced in the overrun operating area for improved error identification during overrun operation of the internal combustion engine.
Description
The present invention relates to a method for monitoring a drive torque demand for a drive system for a motor vehicle, in particular for a drive engine of a motor vehicle.
In an engine system having an internal combustion engine for driving a motor vehicle, the internal combustion engine is generally controlled by an engine control device in order to provide the required driving torque, ie, the driver's required torque preset by the driver, by the driving engine. In addition to the driver demand torque, the engine control unit also provides torque for other torque demands, such as shifting assistance, idling control and jerking damper functions, to detect the regulating variable torque which is converted to the corresponding drive variable for the converter driving the internal combustion engine. Torque demands, such as the required amount, are also taken into account so that a corresponding torque is provided. For example, in a diesel engine, the regulating variable torque is converted to the amount of fuel to be injected.
In order to prevent unwanted vehicle acceleration, the function of the engine control unit is constantly monitored. To this end, in the engine control apparatus, the current torque provided by the internal combustion engine is compared with the torque threshold detected separately, and the error response is activated when the current torque exceeds the torque threshold.
In order to prevent detection disturbance in error free operation, the offset is taken into account, that is, the torque threshold is set higher by the value determined by the offset than the expected value of the current torque in normal operation. As such, when there is a small error in the provided current torque and / or the required driver demand torque and / or other torque demands, the offset can prevent the recognition error of the malfunction. In particular, during the overrun operation, the preset offset is mainly so large that error recognition by this type of torque monitoring is not possible, so that an error occurring during the overrun operation cannot be recognized. Until now, the error produced during overrun operation is recognized by separate overrun monitoring.
According to the invention there is provided a method for monitoring the drive torque provided by a drive engine according to claim 1 and an apparatus, an engine system and a computer program product according to the dependent claims.
Other preferred embodiments of the invention are presented in the dependent claims.
The idea of the method is to provide a monitoring function in which a torque threshold with an offset on the torque level is provided, which offset can be reduced in the overrun operating area for improved error identification during overrun operation of the internal combustion engine. . This makes it possible to transfer the known behavior of overrun monitoring to torque monitoring during overrun operation.
Disadvantages of recognition error in overrun monitoring are high speed offset and long response time. These shortcomings are transferred to the error recognition area of torque monitoring with less speed offset and less response time. In particular, the method of reducing the offset by an applied value for the detection of the torque threshold during the recognition of the overrun operation, in order to enable more accurate error recognition in the operating area with less rotational speed and less load during the overrun operation. Is provided.
According to a first aspect there is provided a method for monitoring the operation of a drive engine. The method comprises:
Controlling the drive engine using an adjustment variable calculated depending on an external input according to a control function;
Monitoring the adjustment variable by comparing the threshold by the adjustment variable threshold, wherein the adjustment variable threshold includes the step of being generated depending on the adjustment variable requirement calculated using the monitoring function and the adjustment variable offset. The monitoring function represents an independent reproduction of the control function, and the adjustment parameter offset is variably selected depending on the operating area of the drive engine.
The adjustment variable may also correspond to the adjustment torque, the adjustment variable threshold to the torque threshold, and the adjustment variable offset to correspond to the torque offset.
According to another embodiment, the adjustment variable offset can be calculated by adding the correction variable to the relative offset value calculated from the offset function, where the correction variable is the first when the drive engine is located within a preset operating area. Take a preset correction value.
In particular, the preset operating area may correspond to the overrun operating area provided, in particular, when the external input presets that the drive engine should not provide drive torque.
It may be provided that the first correction value is a confirmed value or a value dependent on the operating point.
The correction variable may also take a second preset correction value when the drive engine is located outside the preset operating area.
The second correction value may correspond to a set value, and in particular may be zero.
According to another aspect there is provided an apparatus for monitoring the operation of a drive engine, the apparatus comprising:
-The driving engine is controlled by using the control variable calculated depending on the external input according to the control function,
-The control variable is monitored by comparing the threshold by the control variable threshold, wherein the control variable threshold is generated depending on the control variable demand and the control variable offset calculated using the monitoring function, and the monitoring function is independent of the control function. I show a phosphorus reproduction,
It is configured to variably set the adjustment variable offset depending on the operating area of the drive engine.
According to another aspect, an engine system having a drive engine and the device is provided.
According to another aspect, there is provided a computer program product comprising program code for executing the method when executed in an information processing apparatus.
Preferred embodiments of the invention are explained in more detail by the accompanying drawings as follows.
1 is a block diagram of an engine system.
2 is a functional diagram for calculating a torque threshold for limiting the preset torque set by the control unit.
1 shows an engine system 1 with a drive engine 2 which can be driven by one or a plurality of adjustment variables to provide a preset drive torque. For example, the adjustment variable S can be detected from the required adjustment torque or from the information of the drive torque to be provided. For example, the drive torque 2 can represent an internal combustion engine. In the case of a diesel engine, the adjustment variable S may indicate the amount of fuel to be injected. In the case of a gasoline engine, the adjustment variable S may indicate the position of the throttle valve for controlling the supply of air to the cylinder of the internal combustion engine.
The adjustment variable S can be calculated from the information on the drive torque to be provided in the
In addition, the information on the driving torque M B to be provided is monitored using the torque threshold M THR which is separately detected according to the monitoring function, whereby the
The
If an error is recognized, the
In FIG. 2 a functional diagram is shown for illustrating the function for the calculation of the torque threshold M thr in the
Torque demand (M A) is a torque threshold value for detecting a total of (M thr), is supplied to the torque demand (M A), the
The torque threshold M thr is supplied to the
If all conditions for valid overrun operation are provided, the overrun activation signal SAS is activated, that is to say switches this
As long as the overrun activation signal SAS is in an inactive state, the torque threshold M thr is calculated as the sum of the torque demand amount M A and the torque offset M Offset .
The torque offset M Offset is calculated from the operating point information of the drive engine 2 using the offset
The offset
In the
The first correction value r Korr or the second correction value is applied to the
Then, for example, if the accelerator pedal position is zero and this position is optionally maintained for a specific debounce time, the overrun activation signal SAS is activated to apply the relative correction value r Korr to the
The relative correction value r Korr may be a fixed preset value that is reduced by subtracting the relative torque offset value rM Offset . Alternatively, the relative correction value r Korr may be a fixed preset coefficient. Alternatively, the relative correction value r Korr may be calculated through the correction value characteristic map (not shown), for example, depending on the operating point (load, rotational speed, etc.) of the drive engine 2.
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Controlling the drive engine 2 using an adjustment variable S which is calculated depending on the external input FWM according to the control function;
-Monitoring the adjustment variable (S) by comparing the threshold value by the control variable threshold value (M THR ), wherein the control variable threshold value (M THR ) is the control variable requirement and control variable offset calculated using the monitoring function. A method for monitoring the operation of a drive engine, wherein the step of generating is dependent upon M Offset , wherein the monitoring function represents an independent reproduction of the control function.
The adjustment variable offset M Offset is variably selected depending on the operating area of the drive engine 2, the method for monitoring the operation of the drive engine.
-Control the drive engine 2 using the adjustment variable (S) calculated depending on the external input (FWM) according to the control function,
The control variable (S) is monitored by comparing the threshold by the control variable threshold, where the control variable threshold (M THR ) depends on the control variable demand and the control variable offset (M Offset ) calculated using the monitoring function. Generated, the monitoring function represents an independent reproduction of the control function,
A device for monitoring the operation of the drive engine, which is configured to variably set the adjustment variable offset M Offset depending on the operating area of the drive engine 2.
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