WO2014016926A1 - 過給エンジンの制御装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a torque demand control type control device used for a supercharged engine.
- torque demand control As one control method for an internal combustion engine, torque demand control is known in which an operation amount of an actuator is determined using torque as a control amount.
- Actuators operated by torque demand control include those related to air amount, those related to ignition timing, and those related to air-fuel ratio.
- actuators related to the air amount include, for example, a throttle, a variable valve timing mechanism that changes the valve timing of the intake valve, and a variable valve timing mechanism that changes the valve timing of the exhaust valve.
- FIG. 7 is a functional block diagram showing a configuration of a control device for a NA engine that performs torque demand control that has been conventionally proposed. 7 includes a throttle 10, a variable valve timing mechanism for intake valves (hereinafter referred to as IN-VVT) 20, and a variable valve timing mechanism for exhaust valves (hereinafter referred to as EX-VVT). 30 is an operation target.
- the control device 200 includes a target air amount calculation unit 210, a VVT control unit 220, and a throttle control unit 230.
- the target air amount calculation unit 210 calculates the air amount necessary for realizing the required torque as the target air amount.
- the calculation uses a map in which torque and air amount are associated with various engine information such as engine speed, ignition timing, and air-fuel ratio as arguments.
- the VVT control unit 220 selects a combination that optimizes fuel consumption from a combination of the valve timing of the intake valve that can be realized by the operation of the IN-VVT 20 and the valve timing of the exhaust valve that can be realized by the operation of the EX-VVT 30. To do. Such a combination is stored in advance as base valve timing.
- the VVT control unit 220 determines an instruction value for the IN-VVT 20 (IN-VVT instruction value) and an instruction value for the EX-VVT 30 (EX-VVT instruction value) according to the base valve timing.
- the VVT control unit 220 stores a relationship that is established among the valve overlap amount, the intake pressure, and the air amount as a map.
- a map image is represented by a graph.
- the air amount associated with the valve overlap amount and the intake pressure in this map is the amount of air passing through the intake valve and entering the cylinder.
- the target air amount calculated from the required torque is strictly a target value of the air amount to be used for combustion, that is, the in-cylinder air amount.
- the intake valve passing air amount matches the in-cylinder air amount, so there is no problem in applying the target air amount to the above-described map.
- the VVT control unit 220 selects the intake pressure corresponding to the valve overlap amount at the base valve timing from the combination of the intake pressure and the valve overlap amount capable of realizing the target air amount, and the selected intake pressure is set to the target intake pressure. Determined as barometric pressure.
- the throttle control unit 230 calculates the throttle opening from the target intake pressure and the target air amount.
- An inverse model of the air model is used to calculate the throttle opening.
- the air model is a physical model that models the dynamic characteristics of pressure and flow rate in the intake passage with respect to the operation of the throttle.
- the throttle control unit 230 operates the throttle 10 using the calculated throttle opening as an operation amount.
- the in-cylinder air amount of the engine is controlled to an air amount that is not excessive or insufficient for realizing the required torque by the cooperative operation of the throttle 10, the IN-VVT 20, and the EX-VVT 30. can do.
- the control device 201 shown in FIG. 8 has a waste gate valve (hereinafter referred to as WGV) 40 as an operation target in addition to the throttle 10, the IN-VVT 20, and the EX-VVT 30.
- WGV waste gate valve
- the control device 201 includes a target boost pressure calculation unit 240 and a WGV control unit 250 in addition to the target air amount calculation unit 210, the VVT control unit 220, and the throttle control unit 230.
- the intake pressure may reach the upper limit by opening the throttle 10 to the fully open position.
- the VVT control unit 220 identifies a combination of the intake pressure and the valve overlap amount that can achieve the target air amount using the above-described map, and selects the valve over corresponding to the upper limit value of the intake pressure from these combinations. Select the lap amount.
- the indicated values for the variable valve timing mechanisms 20 and 30 are not uniquely determined.
- the base valve timing is selected as a combination of the intake valve and exhaust valve timings, corresponding to the valve overlap amount at the base valve timing, as with the NA engine.
- the intake pressure to be determined is determined as the target intake pressure.
- the target boost pressure calculation unit 240 calculates a value obtained by adding a predetermined reserve pressure to the target intake pressure as the target boost pressure.
- the WGV control unit 250 determines a duty value to be given to the solenoid that drives the WGV 40 based on the target supercharging pressure.
- a method of preparing a map for associating the duty value with the supercharging pressure and calculating the duty value corresponding to the target supercharging pressure from the map can be cited.
- a method of measuring or estimating the actual supercharging pressure and performing feedback control of the duty value so that the actual supercharging pressure becomes the target supercharging pressure can be mentioned.
- the engine in the NA region where turbocharging by the turbocharger is not performed, the engine can output the torque as requested by the control that is not different from the case of the NA engine. Can do.
- FIG. 9 shows an image of a control result in the supercharging region by the control device having the configuration shown in FIG.
- the target air amount is calculated from the required torque, and the throttle 10, IN-VVT 20, EX-VVT 30 and WGV 40 are cooperatively operated so as to realize the target air amount.
- the air amount actually realized by the control device of FIG. 8 is smaller than the target air amount.
- the cause of the shortage of air volume is that the control method for the NA engine is directly responded to the supercharged engine.
- the exhaust pressure is higher than the intake pressure
- the intake valve open period and the exhaust valve open period overlap the combustion gas remains in the cylinder according to the overlap amount.
- so-called internal EGR occurs.
- the air (fresh air) that has passed through the intake valve and entered the cylinder remains in the cylinder as it is, and the sum of the amount of air passing through the intake valve and the amount of residual combustion gas from the internal EGR is the total gas amount in the cylinder. It becomes. Therefore, in the case of an NA engine, the intake valve passing air amount and the in-cylinder air amount actually used for combustion coincide with each other regardless of the presence or absence of overlap.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-described problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a supercharged engine control device capable of enhancing the realization of required torque in a supercharging region where scavenging occurs.
- the supercharged engine control device is applied to a supercharged engine having a throttle, an intake valve driving device, and a supercharger.
- the intake valve driving device may be any device that can change at least the closing timing of the intake valve.
- the supercharged engine control device determines the operation amount of the intake valve drive device from the target in-cylinder air amount calculated from the required torque.
- the throttle operation amount is determined from the target intake valve passing air amount obtained by adding the target in-cylinder air amount to the amount of air that blows through the cylinder.
- the amount of air that blows through the cylinder means the amount of air that passes through the intake valve and flows into the exhaust pipe out of the air that has entered the cylinder.
- the amount of air added to the target in-cylinder air amount may be a target value determined by some request regarding engine performance, or may be a predetermined value such as a fixed value or a variation value according to the operating state.
- the supercharged engine control device operates when the intake valve drive device operates to request torque when the supercharger performs supercharging and the intake pressure reaches the upper limit of the adjustable range by operating the throttle. Achieving In this case, the operation amount of the intake valve driving device is determined from the target in-cylinder air amount calculated from the required torque based on the relationship established between the intake valve closing timing, the intake pressure, and the in-cylinder air amount. .
- the opening timing and closing timing of the intake valve are determined.
- the closing timing of the intake valve which is an element that determines the in-cylinder air amount. This is because when the intake pressure reaches the upper limit, the in-cylinder air amount is uniquely determined by the closing timing of the intake valve.
- the opening timing of the intake valve affects the amount of overlap between the opening period of the intake valve and the opening period of the exhaust valve.
- the valve overlap amount in the supercharging region where scavenging occurs does not affect the in-cylinder air amount, and therefore does not affect the accuracy of realizing the required torque. Therefore, there is no particular limitation on the opening period of the intake valve.
- the supercharged engine can be equipped with an exhaust valve drive device.
- the exhaust valve driving device may be any device that can change at least the closing timing of the exhaust valve. If the closing timing of the exhaust valve is determined, the valve overlap amount is determined. Although the valve overlap amount does not affect the required torque realization accuracy, the amount of scavenging, that is, the amount of air that blows through the cylinder increases or decreases according to the magnitude. Since the total value of the scavenging amount and the in-cylinder air amount is the intake valve passing air amount, when the intake pressure has reached the upper limit, the intake valve passing air amount is uniquely determined by the valve overlap amount.
- the target intake valve passing air amount is determined based on such requirements, and the target intake valve passing air amount is realized.
- the operation amount of the exhaust valve driving device may be determined.
- the operation amount of the exhaust valve drive device is based on the relationship established between the valve overlap amount, the intake pressure, and the intake valve passage air amount, and the target intake valve passage air amount and the intake valve drive device operation amount (details) Can be determined from the intake valve opening timing).
- the supercharger included in the supercharged engine may be a mechanical supercharger or a turbocharger.
- the turbocharger is capable of changing the supercharging characteristics by an attached actuator
- the supercharging pressure can be actively controlled by operating the actuator.
- the target value of the cylinder air amount per unit time is calculated from the target cylinder air amount and the engine speed, and based on the relationship established between the actuator operation amount and the turbocharger supercharging characteristics, the unit The operation amount of the actuator may be determined from the target value of the in-cylinder air amount per hour and the target boost pressure. In this case, if the current value is insufficient with respect to the target value of the in-cylinder air amount per unit time, the apparent air amount can be increased using scavenging.
- the target scavenge amount is calculated from the shortage of the current value relative to the target value of the in-cylinder air amount per unit time, and the sum of the target in-cylinder air amount and the target scavenge amount is used as the target intake valve passage air amount for exhaust. What is necessary is just to determine the operation amount of a valve drive device.
- the supercharged engine to which the control device according to the present embodiment is applied is a spark ignition type 4-cycle reciprocating engine equipped with a turbocharger with a WGV (waist gate valve).
- An electronically controlled throttle is attached to the intake passage of the supercharged engine.
- IN-VVT intake valve variable valve timing mechanism
- EX-VVT exhaust valve variable valve timing mechanism
- the operation of the supercharged engine is controlled by an in-vehicle ECU (Electronic Control Unit).
- the ECU has various functions such as vehicle control, engine control, and transmission control.
- the control device according to the present embodiment is realized as a part of the function of the ECU.
- Various information relating to the operating state and operating conditions of the supercharged engine is input to the ECU from various sensors including an air flow meter and a crank angle sensor.
- the ECU functions as the control device according to the present embodiment, the ECU performs actuators related to the air amount according to the control program for torque demand control stored in the memory, that is, throttle, IN-VVT, EX- VVT and WGV are cooperatively operated.
- FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram showing the configuration of a control device realized by the ECU functioning in accordance with a control program.
- the control device 100 includes a target air amount calculation unit 110, an IN-VVT control unit 120, a throttle control unit 130, an EX-VVT control unit 160, a target boost pressure calculation unit 140, and a WGV control unit. 150.
- the configuration shown in FIG. 1 is a configuration used in a supercharging region where supercharging by a turbocharger is performed. In the NA region where supercharging by the turbocharger is not performed (that is, the supercharging pressure does not rise), the configuration for torque demand control of the conventional NA engine shown in FIG. 7 can be used.
- the configuration of the control device 100 employed in the supercharging region will be described.
- the target air amount calculation unit 110 calculates the in-cylinder air amount necessary for realizing the required torque as the target in-cylinder air amount.
- the calculation uses a map in which torque and in-cylinder air amount are associated with each other using various engine information such as the engine speed, ignition timing, and air-fuel ratio as arguments.
- the map used here is the same as the map for calculating the target air amount from the required torque used in the torque demand control of the NA engine.
- the IN-VVT control unit 120 determines a valve timing instruction value (IN-VVT instruction value) that is an operation amount of the IN-VVT 20 and a target intake air pressure from the target in-cylinder air amount. For this determination, a map that associates the in-cylinder air amount with the valve timing of the intake valve and the intake pressure is used. In the block showing the IN-VVT control unit 120 in FIG. 1, an image of the map is represented by a graph.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining the relationship between the intake pressure and the in-cylinder air amount defined in the IN-VVT 20 map.
- each relationship of the in-cylinder air amount, the intake valve passing air amount, and the in-cylinder total gas amount with respect to the intake pressure when the valve timing of the intake valve and the exhaust valve and the engine speed are constant is shown. It is represented by a line.
- the in-cylinder total gas amount increases in proportion to the increase in intake pressure.
- the amount of air passing through the intake valve increases as the intake pressure increases, but the way of increase is not uniform.
- the intake valve passing air amount is smaller than the total in-cylinder gas amount by the amount of residual gas due to the internal EGR.
- the intake valve passing air amount is larger than the total gas amount in the cylinder by the amount of scavenging, that is, the amount of air that blows through the cylinder and flows from the intake pipe to the exhaust pipe. Will also increase.
- the relationship between the intake pressure and the total amount of gas in the cylinder depends only on the valve timing of the intake valve, more specifically, on the closing timing of the intake valve.
- the relationship between the intake pressure and the intake valve passing air amount depends on the valve timings of both the intake valve and the exhaust valve.
- the in-cylinder air amount contributing to the torque is the smaller of the intake valve passing air amount and the in-cylinder total gas amount. Therefore, in the NA range where the intake pressure is lower than the atmospheric pressure, the in-cylinder air amount matches the intake valve passing air amount, but in the supercharged region where the intake pressure is higher than the atmospheric pressure, the in-cylinder air amount is It corresponds to the amount of gas. For this reason, in the supercharging region, the in-cylinder air amount is proportional to the intake pressure, and the relationship between the in-cylinder air amount and the intake pressure depends only on the closing timing of the intake valve.
- the horizontal axis represents the intake pressure and the vertical axis represents the in-cylinder air amount, and the relationship between the valve timing of the intake valve, the intake pressure, and the in-cylinder air amount is represented.
- the relationship between the intake pressure and the in-cylinder air amount at four different valve timings is represented by a line.
- Each valve timing is different at least at the closing timing of the intake valve.
- these four valve timings are merely examples, and in the actual map, the intake pressure and the in-cylinder air amount are associated with more valve timings.
- a method of determining the valve timing of the intake valve and the target intake pressure from the target in-cylinder air amount will be described with reference to FIGS. 3 and 4.
- the IN-VVT control unit 120 selects a predetermined base valve timing, and sets the intake air pressure that can achieve the target in-cylinder air amount based on the relationship between the in-cylinder air amount and the intake pressure at the valve timing. calculate.
- IN-VT1 is the base valve timing.
- the base valve timing is, for example, a valve timing at which the fuel efficiency of the engine is optimal.
- This upper limit is the upper limit of the intake pressure range that can be adjusted by operating the throttle 10.
- the intake pressure when the throttle 10 is fully opened and the intake pressure when the throttle 10 is opened at the maximum speed are the upper limit values.
- the upper limit value of the intake pressure in the supercharging region is a pressure equal to or lower than the supercharging pressure close to the supercharging pressure.
- the target intake pressure cannot be set exceeding the upper limit.
- the intake pressure that can achieve the target in-cylinder air amount under IN-VT1 does not exceed the upper limit value. Therefore, in this case, the intake pressure that can achieve the target in-cylinder air amount under IN-VT1 is determined as the target intake pressure, and IN-VT1 is a valve timing instruction value (IN-VVT instruction value) for IN-VVT20. Value).
- the intake pressure that can achieve the target in-cylinder air amount under IN-VT1 exceeds the upper limit.
- the valve timing of the intake valve that can realize the target in-cylinder air amount is selected.
- the in-cylinder air amount when scavenging is occurring is determined by the in-cylinder volume and the intake pressure when the intake valve is closed, so the target in-cylinder air amount is reduced when the intake pressure reaches the upper limit.
- the valve timing of the intake valve that can be realized (more specifically, the closing timing of the intake valve) is uniquely determined.
- the IN-VVT control unit 120 sets the target in-cylinder air amount to control the in-cylinder air amount according to the closing timing of the intake valve when the intake pressure reaches the upper limit of the adjustable range by the operation of the throttle 10.
- the valve timing of the intake valve is determined accordingly.
- IN-VT3 is selected, and IN-VT3 is set as a valve timing instruction value (IN-VVT instruction value) for IN-VVT20.
- the valve timing of the intake valve determined by the IN-VVT control unit 120 is instructed to the IN-VVT 20 and input to the EX-VVT control unit 160. Further, the target intake pressure determined by the IN-VVT control unit 120 is input to the EX-VVT control unit 160, the throttle control unit 130, and the target boost pressure calculation unit 140.
- the EX-VVT control unit 160 receives the target intake valve passing air amount together with the intake valve timing and the target intake pressure.
- the target intake valve passing air amount is a total value of a target in-cylinder air amount and a target scavenge amount described later.
- the target scavenge amount means a target value of the amount of air blown from the intake pipe to the exhaust pipe by scavenging.
- the intake valve passing air amount is larger than the in-cylinder air amount determined by the intake valve closing timing and the intake pressure, the difference is the scavenging amount.
- the EX-VVT control unit 160 stores, as a map, a relationship that is established among the valve overlap amount, the intake pressure, and the air amount.
- a map image is represented in a graph in the block of FIG.
- the air amount associated with the valve overlap amount and the intake pressure means the intake valve passing air amount.
- the intake valve passing air amount is uniquely determined by the valve overlap amount.
- the valve timing of the intake valve is fixed, the valve timing of the exhaust valve (more specifically, the closing timing of the exhaust valve) that can achieve the target intake valve passing air amount when the valve overlap amount is determined is unique. Determined.
- the EX-VVT control unit 160 specifies a valve overlap amount that simultaneously realizes the target intake valve passing air amount and the target intake pressure using a map. Then, the valve timing of the exhaust valve is calculated based on the specified valve overlap amount and the valve timing of the intake valve determined by the IN-VVT control unit 120, and the calculated valve timing is used as an instruction value (EX for the EX-VVT 30). -VVT indication value).
- the throttle control unit 130 calculates the throttle opening from the target intake pressure and the target intake valve passing air amount using an inverse model of the air model. In a situation where the intake pressure reaches the upper limit in the supercharging region, the throttle opening calculated by the inverse model of the air model is a fully open opening. The throttle control unit 130 operates the throttle 10 using the calculated throttle opening as an operation amount.
- the target supercharging pressure calculation unit 140 calculates a value obtained by adding a reserve pressure having a magnitude of 0 atm or more to the target intake pressure as the target supercharging pressure.
- the reserve pressure may be a fixed value or a variable value that is changed according to the operating state.
- the WGV control unit 150 determines the operation amount of WGV 40 from the target supercharging pressure.
- the operation amount of the WGV 40 is a duty value given to the solenoid that drives the WGV 40.
- a map that associates the duty value of the WGV 40 with the turbocharging characteristic of the turbocharger is used. In the block showing the WGV control unit 150 in FIG. 1, an image of the map is represented by a graph.
- the turbocharging characteristic of the turbocharger can be expressed by the relationship between the cylinder air amount per unit time (hereinafter referred to as GA) and the supercharging pressure.
- GA is calculated by multiplying the in-cylinder air amount (strictly speaking, the in-cylinder air amount per cycle) and the engine speed.
- the target GA and the current GA are input to the WGV control unit 150 together with the target boost pressure.
- the target GA which is the target value of GA, is calculated by multiplying the target in-cylinder air amount by the engine speed.
- the current GA which is the current value of GA, is calculated by subtracting the estimated scavenging amount per unit time from the intake air flow rate (intake valve passing air amount per unit time) measured by the air flow meter.
- the estimated scavenging amount per unit time is calculated from a map with the operating state of the engine as an argument.
- FIG. 5 shows a map image used by the WGV control unit 150 as a graph with the horizontal axis representing GA and the vertical axis representing supercharging pressure.
- the relationship between GA and supercharging pressure at three different duty values (Duty 1, Duty 2, Duty 3) is represented by a curve.
- these four duty values are merely examples, and in the actual map, the association between the intake pressure and the in-cylinder air amount is performed for more duty values.
- the WGV control unit 150 searches the map for a duty value that satisfies the target boost pressure and the target GA at the same time, and determines the duty value of the WGV 40. In the example shown in FIG. 5, Duty 2 is determined as the duty value of WGV 40.
- the WGV control unit 150 calculates a shortage of the current GA with respect to the target GA. Since the supercharging pressure depends not only on the opening degree of the WGV 40 but also on the GA, if the current GA is insufficient with respect to the target GA, a desired supercharging pressure cannot be obtained. Therefore, in order to increase the apparent air amount using scavenging, the target scavenging amount is calculated from the shortage of the current GA with respect to the target GA. Specifically, the target scavenging amount per cycle can be calculated from the engine speed by setting the current GA deficiency relative to the target GA as the target scavenging amount per unit time. If the scavenging amount is increased, the boost pressure can be increased without affecting the torque.
- the target scavenging amount per cycle is used for calculating the target intake valve passing air amount as described above, and the valve timing of the exhaust valve is determined according to the target intake valve passing air amount. Then, the target scavenging amount is realized by operating the EX-VVT 30 according to the determined valve timing, and as a result, the shortage of the current GA with respect to the target GA is compensated. Thereby, the followability of the actual supercharging pressure with respect to the target supercharging pressure is ensured.
- the target in-cylinder air amount is calculated from the required torque in the supercharging region where supercharging is performed by the turbocharger.
- the in-cylinder air amount is controlled by the valve timing of the intake valve, more specifically, by the closing timing of the intake valve.
- the cylinder air amount actually realized with respect to the target cylinder air amount is neither insufficient nor excessive, and consequently the realized torque is insufficient with respect to the required torque. There is nothing to do or excess.
- the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.
- a function equation in which torque and in-cylinder air amount are associated with various engine information may be used instead of the map.
- the target scavenge amount is determined as one process of WGV control by the WGV control unit 150.
- the target scavenge amount may be determined from the viewpoint of catalyst warm-up or prevention of pre-ignition. it can.
- the target intake valve passing air amount may be determined by adding a predetermined value corresponding to the scavenging amount, instead of the target scavenging amount, to the target in-cylinder air amount.
- the predetermined value in this case may be a value equal to or greater than zero, may be a fixed value, or may be a variable value that is changed according to the operating state of the engine.
- the intake valve driving device may be any device that can change at least the closing timing of the intake valve. Therefore, not only the variable valve timing device, but also a variable valve lift device that can change the lift amount and the working angle, and an electromagnetic valve lift device that opens and closes the intake valve with an electromagnetic valve may be used.
- the exhaust valve driving device Since the exhaust valve drive device may be a device that can change at least the closing timing of the exhaust valve, it may be a variable valve lift device or an electromagnetic valve lift device.
- the control device according to the present invention can be applied not only to a supercharged engine having a turbocharger with a wastegate valve but also to a supercharged engine having a variable capacity turbocharger.
- Throttle 20 IN-VVT (Variable valve timing mechanism for intake valve) 30 EX-VVT (Variable valve timing mechanism for exhaust valve) 40 Wastegate valve 100 Control device 110 Target air amount calculation unit 120 IN-VVT control unit 130 Throttle control unit 140 Target supercharging pressure calculation unit 150 WGV control unit 160 EX-VVT control unit
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20 IN-VVT(吸気弁用可変バルブタイミング機構)
30 EX-VVT(排気弁用可変バルブタイミング機構)
40 ウエストゲートバルブ
100 制御装置
110 目標空気量演算ユニット
120 IN-VVT制御ユニット
130 スロットル制御ユニット
140 目標過給圧演算ユニット
150 WGV制御ユニット
160 EX-VVT制御ユニット
Claims (6)
- 吸気弁の閉時期を変更することができる吸気弁駆動装置とスロットルと過給機とを有する過給エンジンの制御装置において、
要求トルクから目標筒内空気量を算出する手段と、
前記目標筒内空気量に筒内を吹き抜ける空気量の分を加えることによって目標吸気弁通過空気量を算出する手段と、
前記目標筒内空気量から前記吸気弁駆動装置の操作量を決定する手段と、
前記目標吸気弁通過空気量から前記スロットルの操作量を決定する手段と、
を備えることを特徴とする過給エンジンの制御装置。 - 前記吸気弁駆動装置の操作量を決定する手段は、前記過給機による過給が行われ、且つ、吸気圧が前記スロットルの操作によって調整可能な範囲の上限に達する場合において吸気弁の閉時期と吸気圧と筒内空気量との間に成り立つ関係に基づき、前記吸気弁駆動装置の操作量を決定することを特徴とする請求項1に記載の過給エンジンの制御装置。
- 前記過給エンジンは、排気弁の閉時期を変更することができる排気弁駆動装置をさらに有し、
前記制御装置は、前記目標吸気弁通過空気量と前記吸気弁駆動装置の操作量とから前記排気弁駆動装置の操作量を決定する手段をさらに備えることを特徴とする請求項1又は2に記載の過給エンジンの制御装置。 - 前記排気弁駆動装置の操作量を決定する手段は、前記過給機による過給が行われ、且つ、吸気圧が前記スロットルの操作によって調整可能な範囲の上限に達する場合において前記吸気弁の開期間と前記排気弁の開期間とのオーバーラップ量と吸気圧と吸気弁通過空気量との間に成り立つ関係に基づき、前記排気弁駆動装置の操作量を決定することを特徴とする請求項3に記載の過給エンジンの制御装置。
- 前記過給機は、付設のアクチュエータによって過給特性を変更可能なターボ過給機であり、
前記制御装置は、
目標過給圧を決定する手段と、
前記目標筒内空気量とエンジン回転数とから目標単位時間当り筒内空気量を算出する手段と、
前記アクチュエータの操作量と前記ターボ過給機の過給特性との間に成り立つ関係に基づき、前記目標単位時間当り筒内空気量と前記目標過給圧とから前記アクチュエータの操作量を決定する手段と、
をさらに備えることを特徴とする請求項1乃至4の何れか1項に記載の過給エンジンの制御装置。 - 前記制御装置は、
単位時間当り筒内空気量の現在値を取得する手段と、
前記目標単位時間当り筒内空気量に対する前記現在値の不足分から筒内を吹き抜ける空気量の目標値を算出する手段と、をさらに備え、
前記目標吸気弁通過空気量を決定する手段は、前記目標筒内空気量と筒内を吹き抜ける空気量の前記目標値との合計値を前記目標吸気弁通過空気量として決定することを特徴とする請求項5に記載の過給エンジンの制御装置。
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