WO2013074094A1 - Diesel engine arrangement and method for varnish build-up control - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method and diesei engine arrangement for varnish build-up control in a variable geometry turbine (VGT) of a diesei engine turbocharger.
- VGT variable geometry turbine
- Varnish is an unwanted, usually glossy film that primarily comprises imburnt
- a method for controlling varnish build-up in a variable geometr turbine (VGT) of a diesei engine turbocharger.
- VVT variable geometr turbine
- the varnish build-up control sequence comprises increasing exhaust temperature upstream of the VGT to a first exhaust temperature, and changing an opening size of a VGT nozzle betwee a smaller and a larger opening size in association with increasing the exhaust temperature to the first exhaust
- a diesel engine arrangement comprises a diesel engine,, a turbocharger, the turbocharger comprising a variable geometry turbine (VGT) downstream of the engine, means for determining whether an operation parameter is at level established for initiating a varnish build-up control sequence for controlling varnish build-up on the VGT, and a controller arranged to initiate the varnish build-up control sequence when the determining means determines that the operation parameter is at the established level.
- the varnish build-up control sequence comprises increasing exhaust temperature upstream of the VGT to a first exhaust temperature, and chanaine an openina size of a VGT nozzle between a smaller and a larger opening size in association with increasing the exhaust temperature to the first exhaust temperature.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a diesel engine arrangement according to an aspect of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a flow chart illustrating steps in a method for varnish build-up control accordi ng to another aspect of the present invention.
- FIG. I schematically shows a diesei engine arrangement 21 according to an aspect of the present invention.
- the arrangement 21 comprises a diesei engine 23 and a turbocharger 25, the turbocharger comprising a variable geometry turbine (VGT) 27 downstream of the engine.
- VGT variable geometry turbine
- Means is provided for determining whether an operation parameter is at a level established for initiating a varnish build-up control sequence for controlling varnish build-up on the VGT 27.
- the particular means depends upon what the operation parameter is.
- the operation parameter may be a func tion of several distinct parameters, such as engi ne operation parameters or parameters based on modeling, and may involve several distinct sensors, estimates, or determinations.
- A. controller 29 is arranged to initiate the varnish build-up control sequence when the determining means determines that the operation parameter is at the established level .
- the varnish build-up control sequence comprises increasing exhaust temperature upstream of the VGT 27 to a first exhaust temperature, and changing a nozzle opening of a VGT nozzle 33 between a smaller and a larger opening size (shown schematically in FIG. 1 by dotted lines) in association with increasing the exhaust temperature to the first exhaust temperature, such as by moving vanes of the VGT between a maximum open (100%) and a maximum closed (0%) opening size, or between some positions between maximum open and maximum closed.
- the nozzle opening size change may be performed at the same time as the temperature increase, or at a different time, such as after each or all temperature increase, but that there is a relationship between the changing of the nozzle opening size and the increase of exhaust temperature specifically relating to a varnish build-up control sequence.
- Varnish build-up control sequence is also intended to contrast with changes in size of the nozzle opening and increases in exhaust temperature that occur randomly in relation to each other during engine operation or that are related to each other but that are unrelated to a specific sequence for varnish build-up control. For example, closing of VGT nozzle opening may result in an increase in exhaust temperature upstream of the VGT, but these two steps will not be performed hi association with each other as steps of a varni sh build-up control sequence unless they are performed in response to determination that an operation parameter is at a level established for initiating the varnish build-up control sequence,
- changing the opening size at least when performed in connection with VGTs of the type having movable vanes, usually has the effect of scraping surfaces of the VGT and dislodging varnish or soot deposits.
- Increasing temperature upstream of the VGT can, depending upon the temperature, facilitate further combustion of hydrocarbons in the exhaust stream, thus facilitating preventing the hydrocarbons from forming varnish deposits cm components of the VG T, or turn varnish deposits into soot that can be more easily removed from components of the VGT by movement of VGT components such as vanes.
- the increase in temperature can be performed using the same equipment and same techniques that are conventionally used during a "heat mode" operation of the type conventionally used to heat, regenerate, or clean a diesel oxidation catalyst (DO K a diesel particulate filter (DPF), or selective catalytic reduction device (SCR).
- DO K diesel oxidation catalyst
- DPF diesel particulate filter
- SCR selective catalytic reduction device
- the operation parameter in response to ' which, the vamish build-up control sequence is performed ordinarily comprises one or more parameters indicative of varnish build-up or of potential for vamish build-up.
- Illustrative of the operation parameter are an estimated level of varnish build-up, an actual level of vamish build-up, force required to change nozzle opening size in the VGT, a period of engine operation, a period of engine operation at idle, an ambient temperature, and a engine coolant temperature, detection of faulty hardware, cylinder temperature, intake manifold temperature, injection pressure,.
- Operation parameters such as force re planetaryd to change nozzle opening size in the VGT may reflect the effect of varnish buildup and the means for deteffiimiiig whether the operation parameter is at the level established for initiating the varnish build-up control sequence may be, for example, electrical sensors 35 such as ammeters, voltmeters, or other sensors conventionally used to measure power drawn by a motor 37 while attempting to move vanes of the VGT.
- Operation parameters- such as period of engine operation, period of engine operation at idle, ambient, temperature, and engine coolant temperature may be parameters tending to function as causes or factors involved in.
- vamish build-up and the means for determining whether the operation parameter is at the level established for initiating the vamish build-up control se uence ma measure may be sensors, such as thermometers or temperature sensitive switches 39 and timers 41 , Operation parameters such as actual level of vamish build-up may be based on direct observation or measurement, and the means for determining whether the operation parameter is at the level established for initiating the varnish build-up control sequence may be devices that permit direct or indirect measurement or observation, such cameras 43.
- Operation parameters such as the estimated level of varnish build-up may be based, for exarapie, on models that calculate varnish build-up as a function of other parameters that might be actual, measured parameters, such as those parameters tending to cause or be in volved i varnish build-up, and the means for determining whether the operation parameter is at the level established for initiating the varnish build-up control, sequence may be any of the means used for determining the level of the actual parameters., e.g., electrical sensors, thermometers, temperature switches, timers, sensors that provide different signals when the sensors are covered with different amounts of varnish, and/or cameras.
- Operation parameters such as faulty hardware may include those tending to relate to "fuel slobber" such as faulty fuel injectors, and faulty sensors.
- Operation parameters such as cylinder temperature may include determination that the cylinder is relatively cold, which is a circumstance that can lead to or reflect varnish.
- Operation parameters such as cold intake manifold temperatures and low injection pressure are also parameters that can lead to or reflect varnish.
- the controller 29 may be arranged to increase exhaust temperature to the first exhaust temperature by one or more techniques.
- the controller 29 may, for example, increase exhaust temperature by reducing VGT nozzle opening size, retarding fuel, injection timing, e.g., by controlling operation of a fuel injection nozzle 45, reducing fuel injection pressure, e.g., controlling operation of a fuel injection pump 47, by increasing engine 23 speed, and dosing via a seventh injector 49.
- the varnish build-up control sequence may function with the objective of reducing or eliminating varnish build-up that has occurred, or with the objective of preventing varnish buildup, or both reducing or eliminating varnish build-up and preventing varnish build-up.
- the varnish build-up control sequence that might be performed to prevent varnish build-up may involve increasing exhaust temperature upsiream of the VGT 27 to a different first exhaust temperature, and changing a nozzle opening of a VG T nozzle between a smaller and a larger opening size in association with increasing the exhaust temperature to the first exhaust temperature to a different extent, at a different rate, or for different numbers of cycles than the varnish build-up control sequence that might be performed to reduce or eliminate varnish buildup.
- varnish huild-up may occur in spite of operation of a varnish build-up control sequence intended to prevent varnish build-up, in which case it may become necessary to initiate a varnish build-up control sequence that is intended to reduce or eliminate built-up varnish.
- the determining means might constantly monitor the force required to change the openin size of the nozzle 33 in the VGT 27.
- the controller 29 can be arranged to at least one of increase the exhaus t temperature to the first exhaust temperature from a second, lower exhaust temperature through a sufficient number of temperature cycles, which may include maintaining the exhaust temperature at the first exhaust temperature for a predetermined length of time during each cycle, and change the size of the opening of the nozzle 33 of the VGT 27 between the smaller and larger opening size a sufficient number of times so that a force required to change t he nozzle opening size i n the VGT remains below a predetermined value, in the event that the force required to change the nozzle opening size in the VGT 27 nonetheless exceeds the predetermined value, which may be the result of varnish build-up, the varnish build-up control sequence can function in a build-up reduction or elimination mode, in the build-up reduction or elimination mode, the controller 29 can be arranged to at least one of cycle the exhaust temperature between the
- FIG. 2 is a flow chart illustrating fundamental steps in a method for controlling varnish build-up in the VGT 27 of a diesei engine turbocharger 25,
- a first step 100 can comprise determining whether an operation parameter is at level established for initiating a varnish build-up control sequence. If the operation parameter is not at the established level ⁇ i.e., "NO"), the operation parameter is continuously or periodically monitored to determine whether it has changed and is at the established level (i.e., "YES 5 ' ⁇ .
- a second step 200 can comprise, upon determining that the operation parameter is at the established level, initiating the varnish build-up control sequence in response. The sequence can comprise increasing exhaust temperature upstream of the VGT 27 to a first exhaust temperature, and changing a nozzl e opening of a VGT nozzle 33 between a smaller and a larger opening size in association with increasing the exhaust temperature to the first exhaust temperature ,
- the operation parameter in response to which the varnish build-up control sequence is performed ordinarily comprises one or more parameters indicative of varnish build-up or of potential for varnish build-up such as one or more of an estimated level of varnish build-up, an actual level of varnish build-up, force required to change nozzle opening size in the VGT, a period of engine operation, a period of engine operation at idle, an ambient temperature, and a engine coolant temperature.
- the method ordinarily comprises cycling the exhaust temperature between the first exhaust temperature and a second, lower ex haust temperature through a plurality of temperature cycles.
- the first exhaust temperature will ordinarily be a temperature selected for the purpose of preventing varnish deposits, presently believed to be a.
- the second, lower exhaust temperature will ordinarily be the exhaust temperature that is being produced through the particular engine operation mode in question under the particular ambient conditions, e.g., engine operation under heavy engine loads or at idle, and/or at high or low ambient temperatures and pressures.
- the exhaust temperature can be raised by equipment conventionally used for performing "heat mode" operations that are used to heat, regenerate, or clean engine exhaust aftertreatment. system components, or by other techniques known to raise exhaust temperatures.
- the length of time that teniperature is maintained at the fi st temperature., and the length of time at the lower second temperature between any successive cycles, will depend upon factors including the length of time necessary for effective varnish build-up control in a given engine operating in a particular operation mode under particular ambient conditions. The effect of any heating cycles on other exhaust equipment or engine operation will ordinarily aiso be considered in selecting a length of time that teniperature is maintained at the first temperature or the second temperature.
- the opening size of the nozzle 33 of the VGT 27 may be changed between, the smaller and larger opening size after cycling the exhaust temperature through the plurality of temperature cycles, between temperature cycles, or during periods of increased temperature.
- the opening size of the nozzle 33 can. be cycled between the smal ler and larger opening size through a plurality of nozzle opening and closing cycles.
- the opening size of the nozzle 33 of the VGT 27 can be changed between a 0% and a 100% opening size (and back, if appropriate), although the opening size may be changed to some other opening sizes that are less than fully closed or fully open,
- a varnish build-up control sequence thai has been found to be particularly efficacious in preventing vamish build-up involves keeping the opening size of the nozzle 33 at a
- a VGT may be kept open when coolant temperatures are above 60 °C until coolant temperature reaches a higher temperature (such as 80 °C) to facilitate warm-up of the engine.
- a higher temperature such as 80 °C
- coolant temperatures may never or only slowly reach the higher temperature and exhaust temperatures may be relatively low, which can tend to result in the formation of varnish deposits.
- the inventors have found it to be useful to keep the opening size of the nozzle in such vehicles at an opening size of 3.6% of maximum opening size when coolant temperature is above 60 °C and below 80 °C to facilitate prevention of varnish build- op. Opening sizes and coolant temperatures most useful for preventing vamish build-up are expected to be different for different engine types, operation modes, and ambient operation conditions.
- varnish build-up control sequence that has been found to be particularly efficacious in preventing varnish build-up involves an operation parameter comprising an ambient temperature a t or below a predetermined ambient temperature and a period of operati on at or exceeding a predetermined length of time. For example, operation of certain engine types at ambient temperatures of -15 °C for extended periods of time has been observed to result in varnish build-up.
- the inventors have discovered thai it is useful to initiate a varnish build-up control sequence after operation at these low temperatures after a certain length of time, such as four hours, to preven varnish build-up.
- the varnish build-up control sequence can comprise cycling the exhaust temperature between the first exhaust temperature and a second lower exhaust temperature through a plurality of temperature cycles.
- an operation parameter comprising operation of the engine at extended idle for predetermined length of time.
- the inventors have found that, for certain engine types, initiating the varnish build-up control sequence upon determination that the engine has operated at extended idle for a half hour can be useful in preventing varnish build-up.
- an algorithm automatically initiates VGT cycling (without increasing temperature) after one hour of extended idle as a soot build-up control strategy.
- the ultimate objecti ve of a vamish build-up control sequence for controlling varnish in a VGT is to ensure that proper operation of the VGT, particularly the ability of the vanes of the VGT to open and close the nozzle, is not affected by varnish build-up.
- the varnish build-up control sequence will typically i nvolve one or more of cycling the exhaust temperature between the first exhaust temperature and a second, lower exhaust temperature through a sufficient number of temperature cycles and changing the nozzle opening of the VGT between the smaller and larger opening size a sufficient number of times so that a force reqiiired to change the nozzle opening size in the VGT is below a predetermined value.
- This may involve measuring the force required, such as by electrical sensors 35, and initiating a varnish build-up control sequence when the force required rises above a normal level and- repeating heating and/or opening size change cycles until the force required returns to the normal level as part of a varnish build-up prevention mode, or initiating varnish build-up control sequence when the forc reqirired rises above an acceptable level and repeating heating and/or opening size change cycles until the force required returns to the acceptable level as part of a varnish build-up reduction, or elimination mode.
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