WO2009068431A1 - Verfahren und vorrichtung zur fehlererkennung bei emissionsrelevanten steuereinrichtungen in einem fahrzeug - Google Patents
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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 and a device for fault detection in emission-relevant control devices in a vehicle, such as the injection of fuel into a cylinder.
- the error detection of each individual method is independent of the error detection of the other detection methods. For example, a problem of the cylinder-specific injection quantity is only recognized as an emission-relevant error if the problem alone already leads to reaching the emission limit. In other words, only when one of the cylinders exceeds the preset emission limit value is an error detected. However, if the problem is less severe with respect to the emission degradation, then no emission-relevant error is detected or communicated to the driver. If there are other non-fatal errors in one or more other cylinders in the latter state, the overall system may exceed emission limits, but none of the individual methods will detect an emissions-relevant error. With in other words, in the case where none of the individual cylinders exceeds the emission limit but all the cylinders are taken together, this is not recognized as an error.
- an injection valve characteristic of a controlled fuel injection valve that reflects a reference injection behavior is adapted to age-related changes in an actual injection behavior.
- the injector is intermittently driven. At least one working cycle with control is preceded by a working game without activation of the injection valve. In each case, a speed value of the internal combustion engine is detected for the working cycle with control and at least one for the work cycles without control. Based on the difference of the detected values, a correction of the injection characteristic is then carried out.
- the invention has for its object to provide a method and an apparatus that allow error detection even if none of the subsystems exceeds a predetermined limit for itself.
- this object is achieved by first determining whether at least one parameter which permits a direct and / or indirect inference to the emission behavior of the respective control device lies in a desired range. If the parameter is outside the nominal range, then an error value is stored, which is correlated with an increase in emission. If the parameter is in the nominal range, zero is stored as the error value. Afterwards, a total error value is determined from all individual missing values. If this total error value exceeds a predetermined threshold, such as If there is an emission limit value, an error message is output.
- an error code DTC (Diagnostic Trouble Code) is stored if it is determined that the parameter is outside the target range or after the adjustment cycle again outside the target range. In this case, the error code indicates that the respective control device is faulty.
- an error code can also be stored if it is determined that the parameter is within the target range lies or after the adjustment cycle is again in the desired range, the error code then marks the respective control device as error-free.
- Such an error code DTC has the advantage that it can be easily read out, for example, in a workshop and provides a mechanic with exact information as to which of the control devices are faulty and which operate without error.
- the error codes remain stored when the total error value of all subsystems reaches or exceeds the threshold. For example, the deletion of single errors is suppressed until all subsystems have been tested. Only when the total error value of all subsystems is below the threshold can individual errors be deleted. This has the advantage that the stored amount of data can be limited, namely to the cases when the total error value, for example, is actually equal to or exceeds the threshold value.
- the emission-relevant control devices are the cylinders of a vehicle engine.
- the amount of fuel injected and burned into the cylinders has an effect on their emission behavior. Therefore, the fuel quantity injected into the respective cylinder is estimated or estimated as a parameter.
- the fuel quantity can be estimated, for example, by means of rotational speed sensors already present in a vehicle. In principle, however, other suitable sensors or combinations of sensors are conceivable in order to determine the fuel quantity.
- the fuel quantity is first injected with an injection time, which was taken for example from the previous cycle. Then it is determined if the amount of fuel is in the target range.
- an injection time is used which is already known and, for example, may have been optimized in the previous cycle. This also increases the likelihood that the fuel quantity in the first startup is within the target range.
- the adjustment cycle is performed based on an injection time and the amount of fuel.
- the injection time is correspondingly changed, within a target range for the injection time, so that the fuel quantity can be influenced as a parameter such that it is approximated toward the target range. If the fuel quantity is then within the desired range again, an error value of zero can be stored. If, however, the fuel quantity again lies outside the setpoint range, then initially there is an error which can not be corrected solely via the injection time, so that an error value is determined in accordance with the emission increase.
- the adaptation cycle has the advantage that an error value greater than zero and a corresponding error code DTC is not immediately stored when the fuel quantity deviates from a desired value, that the cylinder is faulty. Instead, the injection time is initially changed accordingly. Only when this is unsuccessful, the cylinder is rated as faulty.
- the error value which correlates with the emission increase is a scalar quantity. This has the advantage that a much more differentiated total error value can be determined, and thus an exact increase in emissions, than if the information alone is limited to whether a control device is faulty or error-free.
- the error value is included
- the total error value is for example formed by the sum of all error values of the individual control devices.
- Fig. 1 is a diagram in which an error function Y (X) in
- Fig. 2 is a diagram for a first case in which the
- Fig. 3 is a diagram for a second case in which the
- Injection time of an amount of fuel is adjusted in a cylinder
- Fig. 4 is a diagram for a third case in which the
- Injection time of an amount of fuel is adjusted in a cylinder
- FIG. 5 shows a diagram for the storage and evaluation of error values and error codes of the tested cylinders.
- Fig. 1 first, a diagram is shown in which an error function Y (X) is shown in response to a deviation of an injected fuel quantity MF (Mass Fuel) of a desired value.
- the inventive method is considered as a parameter for the occurrence of an emission increase, for example in a cylinder, the injected fuel amount MF.
- an emission increase for example in a cylinder
- the injector of the cylinder ages with time.
- the needle friction, as well as the size of the injector can change over time.
- defects in actuating elements of the injection nozzle for example of piezo elements, can occur.
- an amount of fuel MF is injected into a cylinder with an injection time TI, wherein the injection time TI used is, for example, an injection time TI which was used in the preceding cycle. It is then determined or estimated in a first estimation whether the fuel quantity MF is in the desired range (MF min , MF max ) or outside the setpoint range. If the amount of fuel MF deviates from the desired range or also a desired value, then an adaptation cycle is started.
- the injection time TI is now adjusted in accordance with the fuel quantity MF of the first estimation in order to achieve an improved or optimal fuel combustion. achieve the desired result.
- the injection time TI is adjusted in such a way that the fuel quantity MF reaches, if possible, a predetermined setpoint value or approaches this setpoint value.
- the fuel quantity MF is then re-estimated after the injection process with the new injection time TI. If in this case the fuel quantity MF is again outside the setpoint range and the injection time TI can not be adjusted to the extent that optimum fuel combustion can be achieved since the injection time TI required for the estimated fuel quantity exceeds a maximum injection time TI max or falls short of a minimum injection time TI min , an error value is determined. This error value is correlated to a corresponding emission increase. In principle, however, it is also conceivable that several adaptation cycles are run through before an error value is stored in the last cycle because the fuel quantity is again outside the target range.
- a diagram is shown in Fig. 1, in which an example of an error function Y (X) is shown in order to determine such an error value.
- the error value is determined as a function of the deviation of the fuel quantity MF from a desired value.
- the deviation of the fuel quantity MF from the desired value is an example of an indicator for the increase in emissions. It can be seen from the diagram that if the deviation of the fuel quantity from the desired value is still in a desired range or tolerance range, then the error value zero is set, since in this case substantially no emission increase is still caused.
- a so-called error code DTC is stored, which indicates that the cylinder is error-free and can later be retrieved, for example, in a repair shop.
- an error value not equal to zero or greater than zero is set, since in this case an increase in emissions occurs at the cylinder under examination.
- the Size of the error value can be determined, for example, depending on the size of the deviation from the desired value or the target range.
- a so-called error code DTC Diagnostic Trouble Code
- the observed increase in the emission of this cylinder does not necessarily have to be so great that an emission value reaches or exceeds a critical value, for example the emission limit. It is crucial that it is determined according to the inventive method that the cylinder contributes in its injection behavior to an increase in emissions, with a correction alone, for example, over an adjustment cycle using the injection time TI is not possible.
- subsystems such as the cylinders
- the subsystems are in turn combined to form an overall system, which in the present case consists, for example, of at least one, several or all cylinders of an engine.
- the error values of the individually considered cylinders or of the subsystems are summarized and determined from this, whether an error with respect to the emission increase in the overall system is present.
- FIG. 2 shows a diagram for a first case of a injected fuel quantity MF in a cylinder.
- the target range and a desired target value for the amount of fuel MF is shown.
- the desired range is limited by a minimum amount of fuel MF min and a maximum fuel amount MF max .
- fuel is first injected with an injection time T 1 used, for example, in the last cycle, and the injected fuel quantity MF is estimated in a first estimation. Since the estimated amount of fuel MF is in the desired range and on As can be seen from Fig. 2, no further adjustment of the injection time TI is necessary, since already a substantially optimal combustion has been achieved. The existing injection time TI can in turn be used in the next cycle, wherein the fuel quantity MF is again estimated.
- the error value which correlates, for example, with the increase in emissions, is therefore set to zero, since the injection time TI and the associated fuel quantity MF are within the target range in order to realize optimum combustion.
- the contribution of the considered cylinder (subsystem) to the error sum of all considered cylinders (total system) is therefore zero.
- the error code DTC stored for this cylinder is that it is error-free.
- the second case begins as in the first case.
- the fuel is injected with an injection time TI used, for example, in the last cycle, and the injected fuel quantity MF is estimated in a first estimation. If the estimated fuel quantity MF deviates from the predetermined target range, then the injection time TI is adapted to the estimated fuel quantity MF in order to achieve a substantially optimal combustion.
- the fuel quantity MF in the first estimation is below the minimum value MF min for the amount of fuel. Therefore, there is a corresponding adjustment or correction of the injection time TI to achieve optimum combustion.
- the adjusted injection time TI is again used in the next cycle, for example, and the fuel quantity MF is again estimated.
- the estimated fuel amount MF is in this case again in the target range. This means that in the present case an adjustment of the injection time TI as a measure was sufficient to correct the injected fuel amount MF so that it falls back into the predetermined target range and a suitable combustion can be ensured.
- the error value that correlates with the emission increase is therefore also set to zero, since an adjustment of the injection time TI is possible in order to realize a substantially optimal combustion.
- the contribution of the considered cylinder (subsystem) to the error sum of all considered cylinders (total system) is therefore also zero.
- DTC error code that the cylinder is error-free.
- a third case is shown. Therein, as in the first and second case, an injection time TI of, for example, a previous cycle is used first. Thereafter, the amount of fuel MF injected into the associated cylinder in the injection time TI is estimated.
- the adjusted injection time TI results in the subsequently re-estimated fuel quantity MF again being outside the setpoint range for the fuel quantity. From this it follows that the error value that has been correlated with the emission increase is set, for example, to a value greater than zero. As already described above, the magnitude of the error value may be selected, for example, depending on how much the value for the fuel quantity MF is outside the target range or deviates from the desired target value.
- the reason why the error value in the present third case is larger than zero in contrast to the first and second case is that adaptation of the injection time TI alone is not possible here to realize optimal combustion. Since, in this case too, the fuel quantity MF is still outside the setpoint range for the fuel quantity. The contribution of the considered cylinder (subsystem) to the error sum of all considered cylinders (total system) is therefore greater than zero. Furthermore, the error code DTC stored for this cylinder is that it is faulty.
- All error values or only those which are greater than zero are stored in a memory device, for example the engine control, and further processed there in order to determine a total error.
- the error values can be added, for example, to a total error in the engine control.
- the error codes DTC are stored, for example, in a memory code device of the motor controller.
- a device for determining whether parameters which permit a conclusion on the emission behavior of the control devices deviate from a desired range or not may comprise at least one or more corresponding sensors and optionally an evaluation device. In the present case, for example, at least one or more speed sensors may be provided, on the basis of the results of which a fuel quantity MF of a cylinder can be determined or estimated.
- the evaluation device for evaluating the results of the sensors may be a separate device or else a part of the engine control.
- the additional adaptation device for carrying out measures for adapting one or more parameters, such as the injection time, may also be part of the motor control or at least be controlled via this.
- FIG. 5 shows a diagram in which the storage of the error values and the error codes DTC is shown.
- the DTCs of the individual cylinders are not deleted. It should be noted here that, in contrast to the prior art, the increase in emissions in a cylinder does not have to be so high that the cylinder alone already leads to an emission limit value being exceeded. The system according to the invention responds much earlier, namely, although each cylinder still does not exceed an emission limit, but all cylinders together.
- a message can be given to the driver that an emission limit has been exceeded.
- an emission limit for example, a corresponding warning lamp in the vehicle light up.
- the driver can then go to a workshop and a mechanic can use the DTC stored error codes to determine which cylinder is OK and which cylinder is faulty.
- the DTC error code is supplied to a corresponding communication interface for each method involved in the detection of the emission increase. As a result, the same information is available in the workshop as before.
- a subsystem is reported as error free only if either a) the emission increase caused by this subsystem is zero, or b) all relevant subsystems are tested and the overall increase is below the valid threshold.
- the invention allows the detection of an error relative to the overall or subsystem in contrast to previous methods, in which only the emission influence of individual errors, ie errors of smaller granularity, is taken into account.
- the deviation of the fuel quantity of each cylinder is taken into account for checking the injection quantity. From each of these possible deviations an influence on the total emission of the system is calculated. The sum over all these values is used as a criterion for detecting an error.
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