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- the present invention relates to a gas engine.
- the target fuel gas flow rate determined from the target rotation speed and output and the target air supply amount determined based on the optimum air-fuel ratio are calculated.
- the gas engine calculates the target opening of the reference air supply valve from the air supply amount, and corrects the target opening of the throttle valve based on the deviation between the target air supply amount and the actual air supply amount. For example, as in Patent Document 1.
- Patent Document 1 corrects the target opening of the throttle valve based on the deviation between the target air supply amount and the actual air supply amount in order to maintain the air-fuel ratio at an appropriate value. For this reason, when the load fluctuates, the supply amount of the supply air having a slow response speed cannot follow the increase in the fuel gas injection amount, and the air-fuel ratio may fluctuate.
- the present invention has been made to solve such problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a gas engine that can suppress fluctuations in the air-fuel ratio even when load fluctuations occur.
- the target gas pressure and the The target gas injection time of the fuel gas is calculated, the gas pressure is corrected based on the target gas pressure, and the opening of the intake valve and the bypass valve are adjusted based on the amount of change between the target gas pressure and the target gas injection time. At least one of the opening degrees is corrected.
- the target gas pressure is set based on load fluctuations. Calculated, the gas pressure is corrected based on the target gas pressure, and the predicted load after unit time is calculated based on the mode of load fluctuation within a predetermined period until now, and the intake valve is calculated based on the predicted load. At least one of the opening and the opening of the bypass valve is corrected.
- the load fluctuation within a predetermined period until now is corrected.
- a predicted load after a unit time is calculated based on the mode, and the target supply air pressure or the target air-fuel ratio is corrected based on the predicted load.
- At least one of the opening degree of the air supply valve and the opening degree of the bypass valve is a difference between the target air pressure and the actual air pressure or the difference between the target air fuel ratio and the actual air fuel ratio. It is corrected based on this.
- the opening degree of at least one of the opening degree of the supply valve and the opening degree of the bypass valve is corrected based on the change amount of the target gas pressure and the target gas injection time of the fuel gas having a fast response speed. Therefore, the response speed of the supply air pressure is improved. Thereby, the fluctuation
- the present invention in addition to the correction of at least one of the opening degree of the supply valve and the opening degree of the bypass valve based on the change amount of the target gas pressure and the target gas injection time of the fuel gas having a fast response speed. Since at least one of the opening of the air supply valve and the opening of the bypass valve is corrected based on the predicted future load fluctuation, the response speed of the supply air pressure is improved. Thereby, the fluctuation
- the opening of at least one of the opening of the intake valve and the opening of the bypass valve is calculated based on the predicted future load fluctuation, the deviation between the target supply air pressure and the actual supply air pressure is calculated. Decrease. Thereby, the fluctuation
- FIG. Schematic which shows the structure of the electric propulsion ship by which the gas engine which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention is mounted. Schematic which shows the structure of the gas engine and supercharger which concern on 1st embodiment of this invention.
- an electric propulsion ship 100 as an embodiment of a ship on which a gas engine 1 equipped with a supercharger according to the present invention is mounted will be described with reference to FIG.
- the configuration of the electric propulsion ship 100 is schematically shown.
- the electric propulsion ship 100 is equipped with the gas engine 1 of the present embodiment.
- the electric propulsion ship 100 includes an LNG tank 101, a carburetor 102, a gas engine 1, a generator 103, a power control panel 104, a propulsion motor 105, a speed reducer 106, and a variable pitch propeller 107. ing.
- the fuel gas stored in the LNG tanks 101 and 101 is mixed with air by the carburetors 102 and 102 and supplied to the gas engines 1.1.1. Then, the generators 103, 103, 103 are driven by the gas engines 1, 1, 1, and power is supplied to the propulsion motors 105, 105 and the ship load by the power control panel 104. The drive of the propulsion motors 105 and 105 is transmitted to the variable pitch propellers 107 and 107 via the speed reducers 106 and 106.
- the gas engine 1 is composed of a gas engine 1 which is a gas engine using fuel gas such as natural gas as fuel.
- the main power generation engine of the electric propulsion ship is a gas engine.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and a gas engine may be used as a main engine or an auxiliary machine among ships that drive a propeller by the engine. Good.
- upstream side indicates the upstream side in the flow direction of the air-fuel mixture
- downstream side indicates the downstream side in the flow direction of the air-fuel mixture
- the gas engine 1 is a single-cylinder engine or a multi-cylinder engine and uses fuel gas such as natural gas as fuel.
- the gas engine 1 according to the present embodiment is an in-line six-cylinder engine mainly having six cylinders 1a.
- an in-line six-cylinder engine having a single-stage supercharger is used, but the present invention is not limited to this, and any multi-cylinder engine having at least one supercharger may be used.
- the gas engine 1 rotates and drives the output shaft by mixing and burning external air and fuel gas inside each cylinder 1a.
- the gas engine 1 includes an intake device 2 that takes in outside air, an exhaust device 11 that discharges exhaust to the outside, and an ECU 14 that is a control device.
- the gas engine 1 has an output shaft (not shown) connected to a generator 103 (see FIG. 1) as a load device.
- the intake device 2 includes a compressor section 3a of the supercharger 3, an air supply pipe 4a, an air supply valve 5a, a bypass valve 5b, an intercooler 6, and an air supply manifold 7.
- the supercharger 3 pressurizes and compresses the intake air using the exhaust pressure of the exhaust as a drive source.
- the supercharger 3 includes a compressor unit 3a and a turbine unit 3b.
- Compressor section 3a of supercharger 3 compresses and compresses intake air.
- the compressor part 3a is connected with the turbine part 3b by the connecting shaft 3c.
- the compressor unit 3a is configured so that the rotational power from the turbine unit 3b can be transmitted via the connecting shaft 3c.
- An intercooler 6 is connected to the compressor unit 3a via an air supply pipe 4a.
- air supply the pressurized intake air compressed and compressed by the compressor unit 3a is referred to as air supply.
- the supply valve 5a changes the flow rate (supply amount) of supply air.
- the air supply valve 5a is provided in the air supply pipe 4a.
- the air supply valve 5 a is provided on the air supply pipe 4 a on the downstream side of the compressor unit 3 a of the supercharger 3 and on the upstream side of the intercooler 6. That is, the air supply valve 5 a is provided between the compressor unit 3 a and the intercooler 6.
- the air supply valve 5a is an automatic valve that can be opened and closed by an actuator such as an electric motor.
- the air supply valve 5 a can change the amount of air supplied to the engine 1 by adjusting the opening degree D thereof.
- the bypass valve 5b reduces the air supply amount.
- the bypass valve 5 b is provided in the bypass pipe 4 b that connects the upstream side of the compressor section 3 a of the supercharger 3 and the intercooler 6. That is, the air supply valve 5a can discharge the air supplied to the intercooler 6 to the upstream side of the compressor unit 3a.
- the bypass valve 5b is an automatic valve that can be opened and closed by an actuator such as an electric motor. By adjusting the opening degree of the bypass valve 5 b, the supply air can be discharged from the intercooler 6 and the supply air amount supplied to the engine 1 can be changed.
- the intercooler 6 cools the pressurized air supply.
- the intercooler 6 cools the supply air by performing heat exchange between the cooling water supplied by a cooling water pump (not shown) and the pressurized supply air.
- the intercooler 6 is connected to an air supply manifold 7.
- the air supply manifold 7 distributes the air supply to each cylinder 1a of the engine 1.
- the air supply manifold 7 is connected to each cylinder 1a of the gas engine 1 via air supply ports 8. That is, the air supply manifold 7 is configured to be able to supply the air supply cooled by the intercooler 6 to each cylinder 1 a of the gas engine 1.
- the air supply manifold 7 is provided with a supply air pressure sensor 9 for detecting the actual supply air pressure Pi.
- Each air supply port 8 is provided with a gas injector 8a for injecting fuel gas.
- a fuel gas supply path (not shown) that supplies fuel gas to each gas injector 8a is provided with a regulator 10 that is a pressure adjusting valve that controls the fuel gas pressure.
- the exhaust device 11 discharges the exhaust from the gas engine 1 to the outside.
- An exhaust manifold 12 and a turbine section 3b of the supercharger 3 are provided.
- the exhaust manifold 12 collects exhaust from each cylinder 1a.
- the exhaust manifold 12 is connected to each cylinder 1 a of the gas engine 1 through exhaust ports 13.
- the exhaust manifold 12 is connected to the supercharger 3 at the other end.
- the exhaust manifold 12 is provided with an unillustrated air-fuel ratio sensor (oxygen sensor) for detecting the residual oxygen amount O (not illustrated) in the exhaust gas for calculating the actual air-fuel ratio ⁇ .
- the turbine section 3b of the supercharger 3 generates rotational power by the exhaust pressure.
- the turbine unit 3b is connected to the compressor unit 3a by a connecting shaft 3c, and is configured to be able to transmit rotational power to the compressor unit 3a.
- An exhaust manifold 12 is connected to the turbine part 3b.
- the turbine part 3b is connected outside via the purification apparatus etc. which are not shown in figure.
- the compressor 3a, the supply pipe 4a, the intercooler 6, and the supply manifold 7 of the supercharger 3 are connected in order from the upstream side (external). Further, the exhaust device 11 is connected in order from the upstream side (gas engine 1) to the exhaust manifold 12, the turbine section 3b of the supercharger 3, an exhaust pipe (not shown), and the like.
- the ECU 14 serving as a control device controls the operation of the gas engine 1.
- the ECU 14 performs various programs for controlling the gas engine 1, a target rotational speed map M1 (not shown), a target supply air pressure map M2, a target gas differential pressure map M3, a reference opening degree map M4, and a first opening degree correction.
- Data such as the map M5 is stored.
- the gas differential pressure refers to a differential pressure between the actual supply pressure Pi and the target gas pressure Pgt.
- various maps are stored in the ECU 14 and control is performed based on these maps.
- the ECU 14 may be configured to calculate each numerical value using an arithmetic expression instead of a map.
- the ECU 14 may be configured such that a CPU, ROM, RAM, HDD, and the like are connected by a bus, or may be configured by a one-chip LSI or the like.
- the ECU 14 is connected to the supply valve 5a and the bypass valve 5b, and the ECU 14 can change the actual supply pressure Pi by controlling the opening degree D of the supply valve 5a. That is, the ECU 14 can change the amount of air supplied to the gas engine 1 by controlling the opening D of the air supply valve 5a (and / or the opening of the bypass valve 5b).
- ECU14 is connected to each gas injector 8a, and can change the fuel gas injection time T of the gas injector 8a. That is, the ECU 14 can stop the operation of the gas engine 1 or change the amount of fuel gas by changing the fuel gas injection time with the gas injector 8a.
- the ECU 14 is connected to the regulator 10 and can change the set pressure Pr of the fuel gas pressure of the regulator 10. That is, the ECU 14 can change the amount of fuel gas supplied to the gas engine 1 by controlling the set pressure Pr of the regulator 10.
- the ECU 14 is connected to the air pressure sensor 9, and can acquire the actual air pressure Pi detected by the air pressure sensor 9.
- the ECU 14 is connected to the gas pressure sensor 15 and can acquire an actual gas pressure Pg (not shown) detected by the gas pressure sensor 15.
- ECU14 is connected to the rotation speed detection sensor 16, and can acquire the actual rotation speed N of the gas engine 1 which the rotation speed detection sensor 16 detects.
- ECU14 is connected to the accelerator lever 17 which instruct
- the ECU 14 is connected to the air-fuel ratio sensor (not shown) and can acquire the residual oxygen amount O in the exhaust gas detected by the air-fuel ratio sensor.
- the ECU 14 is connected to the generator 103, and can acquire the actual load L based on the generated power signal from the generator 103.
- ECU14 can calculate the target rotational speed Nt from the command value C from the accelerator lever 17 based on the target rotational speed map M1.
- the ECU 14 can calculate the target supply air pressure Pit based on the acquired actual load L, the lubricant temperature acquired from the lubricant temperature sensor (not shown), the supply air temperature acquired from the supply air temperature sensor (not shown), and the like.
- ECU14 can calculate target gas differential pressure Pgdt from the acquired actual load L based on the target gas differential pressure map M3.
- the ECU 14 can calculate the target gas injection time Tt of the gas injector 8a from the acquired actual rotation speed N and the calculated target rotation speed Nt.
- the ECU 14 calculates the reference opening degree D0 of the air supply valve 5a (or at least one of the bypass valves 5b) based on the reference opening degree map M4 from the deviation between the acquired actual supply air pressure Pi and the calculated target supply air pressure Pit. Can do.
- the ECU 14 determines the first corrected opening ⁇ D1 of the air supply valve 5a (or at least one of the bypass valves 5b) based on the first opening correction map M5 based on the obtained change amount of the target gas differential pressure Pgdt and the target gas injection time Tt. Can be calculated.
- the ECU 14 can calculate the target gas pressure Pgt from the acquired actual supply air pressure Pi and the calculated target gas differential pressure Pgdt.
- ECU14 can change into target gas injection time Tt which calculated injection time T of gas injector 8a.
- the ECU 14 can calculate the target air-fuel ratio ⁇ t from the acquired actual load L based on a target air-fuel ratio map (not shown).
- the ECU 14 can calculate the actual air-fuel ratio ⁇ from the acquired residual oxygen amount O.
- the ECU 14 can change the current set pressure Pr of the regulator 10 to the calculated target gas pressure Pgt.
- the intake device 2 is configured such that the opening degree of the supply valve 5a (or at least one of the bypass valves 5b) is corrected based on the differential pressure between the target supply pressure Pit and the actual supply pressure Pi.
- a configuration may be adopted in which correction is made based on the difference between the target air-fuel ratio ⁇ t and the actual air-fuel ratio ⁇ .
- the air supply discharged from the supercharger 3 is supplied to the intercooler 6 through the air supply pipe 4a after the flow rate is adjusted by the air supply valve 5a (or at least one of the bypass valves 5b).
- the supply air supplied to the intercooler 6 is supplied to the supply manifold 7 after being cooled. Further, the supply air supplied to the intercooler 6 is supplied to the supercharger 3 via the bypass pipe 4b after the flow rate is partially adjusted by the bypass valve 5b according to the control mode of the gas engine 1.
- the air supplied to the air supply manifold 7 is supplied to each cylinder 1a of the gas engine 1 through each air supply port 8. At this time, the fuel gas is injected from the gas injectors 8a provided in the respective air supply ports 8 based on the target supply air pressure Pit.
- the exhaust from the gas engine 1 is supplied to the turbine section 3 b of the supercharger 3 through the exhaust manifold 8 and the exhaust manifold 12.
- the turbine part 3b is rotated by exhaust.
- the rotational power of the turbine part 3b is transmitted to the compressor part 3a via the connecting shaft 3c.
- Exhaust gas supplied to the turbine section 3b is discharged to the outside via a purification device (not shown).
- the ECU 14 calculates the target supply air pressure Pit from the actual load L.
- the ECU 14 calculates the reference opening degree D0 from the deviation between the target supply air pressure Pit and the actual supply air pressure Pi.
- the ECU 14 calculates the first corrected opening degree ⁇ D1 from the amount of change between the target gas differential pressure Pgdt and the target gas injection time Tt.
- the ECU 14 changes the opening D of the air supply valve 5a (or at least one of the bypass valves 5b) from the reference opening D0 and the first correction opening ⁇ D1. That is, the ECU 14 corrects the air supply amount.
- the ECU 14 changes the set pressure Pr of the regulator 10 to the target gas pressure Pgt, and changes the injection time T of the gas injector 8a to the target gas injection time Tt.
- step S110 the ECU 14 detects the actual supply air pressure Pi detected by the supply air pressure sensor 9, the actual rotation speed N of the gas engine 1 detected by the rotation speed detection sensor 16, and the actual detection detected by the generator 103.
- the load L and the command value C from the accelerator lever 17 are acquired, and the step proceeds to step S120.
- step S120 the ECU 14 calculates the target rotational speed Nt from the acquired command value C, and shifts the step to step S130.
- step S130 the ECU 14 calculates the target supply air pressure Pit from the acquired actual load L, and shifts the step to step S140.
- step S140 the ECU 14 calculates the target gas differential pressure Pgdt from the acquired actual load L, and shifts the step to step S150.
- step S150 the ECU 14 calculates a target gas injection time Tt from the acquired actual rotation speed N and the calculated target rotation speed Nt, and moves the step to step S160.
- step S160 the ECU 14 calculates the reference opening degree D0 from the deviation between the acquired actual supply air pressure Pi and the calculated target supply air pressure Pit, and shifts the step to step S170.
- step S170 the ECU 14 calculates the first correction opening degree ⁇ D1 from the amount of change between the calculated target gas differential pressure Pgdt and the calculated target gas injection time Tt, and the process proceeds to step S180.
- step S180 the ECU 14 calculates the target gas pressure Pgt from the acquired actual supply pressure Pi and the calculated target gas differential pressure Pgdt, and moves the step to step S190.
- the set pressure Pr of the regulator 10 is changed from the gas pressure Pgt to the target gas pressure Pgt, the injection time T of the gas injector 8a is changed from the calculated target gas injection time Tt to the target gas injection time Tt, and the step proceeds to step S110. .
- the opening degree D of the air supply valve 5a (or at least one of the bypass valves 5b) is a reference opening degree calculated from the deviation between the actual supply air pressure Pi and the target supply air pressure Pit. It is changed based on the first correction opening degree ⁇ D1 calculated from D0 and the amount of change between the target gas differential pressure Pgdt and the target gas injection time Tt. That is, since the gas engine 1 corrects the opening degree D of the air supply valve, that is, the air supply amount, based on the change between the target gas differential pressure Pgdt of the fuel gas having a fast response speed and the target gas injection time Tt. The response speed of the actual supply pressure Pi is improved. Thereby, the fluctuation
- the ECU 14 stores various programs for controlling the gas engine 1 and data such as a load prediction map M6, a predicted target injection map M7, a second opening correction map M8, and the like.
- the ECU 14 approximates from the accumulated data of the calculated target rotational speed Nt and the calculated actual load L within a certain period based on a load prediction map M6 composed of a plurality of load fluctuation patterns set in advance by experiments and measurements. Can be calculated, and the predicted load Lp after a predetermined time can be calculated based on the selected load fluctuation pattern.
- one load variation pattern that is approximated from a plurality of load variation patterns set in advance by experiment or measurement is selected.
- the present invention is not limited to this.
- the ECU 14 may be configured to calculate a load pattern from an actual load and calculate a predicted load Lp after a predetermined time based on the calculated load fluctuation pattern.
- the ECU 14 calculates the predicted target injection time Tp from the predicted load Lp based on the predicted target injection map M7, and the correction value of the target gas differential pressure Pgdt based on the predicted load Lp from the predicted load Lp based on the target gas differential pressure map M3.
- the predicted target gas differential pressure Pgpdt can be calculated.
- the ECU 14 considers the load fluctuation assumed after a predetermined time from the calculated predicted target injection time Tp and the predicted target gas differential pressure Pgpdt based on the second opening correction map M8 (and the bypass valve 5b).
- the at least one second correction opening degree ⁇ D2 can be calculated.
- the ECU 14 calculates a predicted load Lp from the actual load L. In parallel with the calculation of the reference opening degree D0, the ECU 14 calculates a third correction opening degree ⁇ D3 that takes into account the load fluctuation assumed after a predetermined time from the predicted target injection time Tp and the predicted target gas differential pressure Pgpdt. Then, the ECU 14 changes the opening D of the air supply valve 5a (or at least one of the bypass valves 5b) from the reference opening D0 and the second correction opening ⁇ D2.
- step S150 the ECU 14 calculates a target gas injection time Tt from the acquired actual rotational speed N and the calculated target rotational speed Nt, and moves the step to step S151.
- step S151 the ECU 14 calculates the predicted load Lp from the acquired actual load L, and shifts the step to step S152.
- step S152 the ECU 14 calculates a predicted target injection time Tp from the calculated predicted load Lp, and shifts the step to step S153.
- step S153 the ECU 14 calculates the predicted target gas differential pressure Pgpdt from the calculated predicted load Lp, and moves the step to step S160.
- step S160 the ECU 14 calculates the reference opening degree D0 from the deviation between the acquired actual supply air pressure Pi and the calculated target supply air pressure Pit, and shifts the step to step S171.
- step S171 the ECU 14 calculates a second corrected opening degree ⁇ D2 that takes into account the load fluctuation assumed after a predetermined time from the amount of change between the calculated predicted target injection time Tp and the predicted target gas differential pressure Pgpdt, and then steps. The process proceeds to S180.
- step S180 the ECU 14 calculates the target gas pressure Pgt from the acquired actual supply air pressure Pi and the calculated target gas differential pressure Pgdt, and shifts the step to step S191.
- the set pressure Pr of the regulator 10 is changed from the gas pressure Pgt to the target gas pressure Pgt, the injection time T of the gas injector 8a is changed from the calculated target gas injection time Tt to the target gas injection time Tt, and the step proceeds to step S110. .
- the opening degree D of the air supply valve (or at least one of the bypass valves 5b) is changed based on the corrected opening degree ⁇ D2. That is, the gas engine 1 takes into account future load fluctuations, and the opening D of the air supply valve, that is, the air supply amount, from the predicted target gas differential pressure Pgpdt and the predicted target injection time Tp of the fuel gas having a fast response speed. Is corrected, the response speed of the actual supply air pressure Pi is further improved. Thereby, the fluctuation
- the ECU 14 selects a load variation pattern based on the load prediction map M6 from the acquired data of the actual load L within a certain period, and calculates a predicted load Lp after a predetermined time based on the selected load variation pattern. Can do. Then, the ECU 14 can calculate a predicted target supply air pressure Pipt that is a correction value of the target supply air pressure Pit based on the predicted load Lp based on the calculated predicted load Lp based on the target supply air pressure map M2.
- the ECU 14 calculates the predicted load Lp from the actual load L.
- the ECU 14 calculates a target supply air pressure Pit in consideration of a load fluctuation assumed after a predetermined time from the predicted load Lp.
- the ECU 14 calculates a reference opening degree D0 in consideration of a load variation assumed after a predetermined time from the deviation between the target supply air pressure Pit and the actual supply air pressure Pi.
- step S120 the ECU 14 calculates the target rotational speed Nt from the acquired command value C, and shifts the step to step S151.
- step S151 the ECU 14 calculates the predicted load Lp from the calculated actual load L, and shifts the step to step S154.
- step S154 the ECU 14 calculates the predicted target supply air pressure Pipt from the calculated predicted load Lp, and shifts the step to step S161.
- step S161 the ECU 14 calculates the reference opening D0 from the deviation between the acquired actual supply air pressure Pi and the calculated predicted target supply air pressure Pipt, and shifts the step to step S192.
- the gas engine 20 configured as described above is based on the reference opening degree D0 calculated from the deviation between the predicted target supply air pressure Pipt and the actual supply air pressure Pi in consideration of the load fluctuation assumed after a predetermined time from the predicted load Lp.
- the opening degree D of the air supply valve is changed. That is, the gas engine 1 corrects the opening degree D of the air supply valve (or at least one of the bypass valves 5b), that is, the air supply amount from the predicted target supply air pressure Pipt in consideration of future load fluctuations.
- the response speed of the supply air pressure Pi is improved. Thereby, the fluctuation
- gas engine 1 which is 1st embodiment
- the gas engine 19 which is 2nd embodiment and the gas engine 20 which is 3rd embodiment were set as the separate structure, according to the state of load, it is. It may be configured to switch the control mode in each embodiment.
- the ECU of the gas engine stores a control program and a map for the control mode in each embodiment. Then, the ECU performs manual switching via an external switch, communication, etc., automatic switching when a failure of various sensors is detected, automatic switching based on instantaneous error or past error between load factor and predicted load factor, and acquisition from GPS It is configured so that automatic switching based on the positional information can be performed.
- the present invention can be used for gas engine technology.
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5 給気弁
Pi 実給気圧
Pit 目標給気圧
Pgt 目標ガス圧
Tt 目標ガス噴射時間
D 開度
λt 目標空燃比
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- 給気弁の開度とバイパス弁の開度との少なくとも一方の開度が適正な空燃比となるように補正されるガスエンジンにおいて、
負荷の変動に基づいて、目標ガス圧および燃料ガスの目標ガス噴射時間が算出され、
目標ガス圧に基づいてガス圧が補正されるとともに、目標ガス圧と目標ガス噴射時間との変化量に基づいて給気弁の開度とバイパス弁の開度との少なくとも一方の開度が補正されるガスエンジン。 - 給気弁の開度とバイパス弁の開度との少なくとも一方の開度が適正な空燃比となるように補正されるガスエンジンにおいて、
負荷の変動に基づいて目標ガス圧が算出され、
目標ガス圧に基づいてガス圧が補正されるとともに、現在までの所定期間内の負荷変動の態様に基づいて単位時間後の予測負荷を算出し、予測負荷に基づいて給気弁の開度とバイパス弁の開度との少なくとも一方の開度が補正されるガスエンジン。 - 給気弁の開度とバイパス弁の開度との少なくとも一方の開度が適正な空燃比となるように補正されるガスエンジンにおいて、
現在までの所定期間内の負荷変動の態様に基づいて単位時間後の予測負荷を算出し、予測負荷に基づいて目標給気圧または目標空燃比が補正されるガスエンジン。 - 前記給気弁の開度と前記バイパス弁との少なくとも一方の開度が目標給気圧と実給気圧との差圧または目標空燃比と実空燃比との差に基づいて補正される請求項1から請求項3までのいずれか一項に記載のガスエンジン。
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