WO2016078754A1 - Procede de demarrage d'un moteur a combustion interne a injection directe par adaptation de la quantite de carburant injectee - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method of starting a direct injection internal combustion engine of a vehicle, for accelerating the start-up phase by adjusting the quantity of fuel injected, during this start-up phase, before the established speed. of the engine, by means of an injection system comprising a high-pressure fuel injection pump.
- the quantity of fuel to be injected during the starting phase of such an engine is dependent on the engine temperature, the number of high dead points passed by the crankshaft before the established speed, the engine speed during this starting phase, and also the quality and type of fuel used, present in the fuel tank, which may have been learned or recognized during a previous driving cycle of the vehicle.
- Document DE102011077404 proposes a method of recognizing the type of fuel before starting the engine so as to adapt accordingly the dosage of the injected quantities of fuel before the injection.
- Such a method has the advantage of optimizing the efficiency of the engine and to prevent the injection of an inappropriate fuel into the engine as a result of a fuel error, for example.
- the method according to this document is to compare the curve of rise in pressure in the rail as a function of time (dP / dt) with curves recorded in the ECU (for "Engine Control Unit” in English), and thus to determine the type or quality of fuel present in the rail before injection.
- the method uses the determination of Young's modulus of fuel. The amount of fuel injected can thus be adjusted according to the type or quality of fuel detected.
- An advantage of this method is that it allows the determination of the type of fuel before combustion, thus improving the combustion efficiency.
- the present invention proposes to increase the starting speed of a direct injection internal combustion engine, regardless of the fuel present in the tank.
- the invention consists in a method of starting a direct injection internal combustion engine of a vehicle, for accelerating the start-up phase by adjusting the quantity of fuel injected during this start-up phase, before starting. established the engine, by means of an injection system comprising a fuel injection high pressure pump, means for measuring the pressure delivered by the latter, and an engine control unit or ECU, characterized in that said method comprises the following steps:
- the invention consists in detecting a specific gradient of rise in pressure of the fuel delivered by the high pressure pump, based on the high dead points of compression of the pump operating in maximum flow mode, in order to optimize the accuracy as quickly as possible. of this specific gradient and the result obtained of the correct amount of fuel to be injected during the startup phase, by injection.
- the pressure gradient is established relative to an angular reference system (high compression dead points of the pump characterized by their angular positions), which advantageously eliminates the rotation speed of the starter which can vary especially with temperature and battery voltage.
- the predetermined one-to-one table provides directly from the pressure rise gradient the correct amount of fuel to be injected, for example for a given temperature range.
- the amount of fuel to be injected can be adjusted with great accuracy before or as soon as the first combustions during the starting phase depending on the type of fuel present in the injection system.
- An authorization of the first injection is given by the engine control unit for example as soon as the synchronization of the engine has been performed and as soon as the minimum injection pressure has been reached.
- the means for measuring the pressure are example provided in known manner by a pressure sensor present in an injection system, for example in a high pressure rail type accumulator.
- Said at least one one-to-one array respectively matching a plurality of fuel quantities to be injected and a plurality of pressure gradients is predetermined for a given range of engine temperatures
- a plurality of said predetermined one-to-one arrays are implemented in the engine control unit, covering a plurality of engine temperature ranges, respectively, including at least one cold start temperature range,
- Said method further comprising measuring the engine temperature prior to comparing said established gradient with said at least one predetermined one-to-one array.
- predetermined one-to-one table for a given range of engine temperatures is meant here a given range of temperatures for which the one-to-one table applies.
- This given temperature range can be reduced to a single temperature for which the one-to-one table has been defined, if it is desired to restrict to this single temperature the values of said one-to-one table.
- Such a choice depends on the degree of precision that it is desired to achieve for the quantities of fuel to be injected as a function of the temperatures. So that, if the one-to-one table is valid for a given range of temperatures around said single temperature value for which it has been defined, given the accuracy to be achieved, the application of said table can be extended to this range. engine temperature data.
- the position of said at least two successive high compression dead points of the fuel injection pump is determined by means of a crankshaft position sensor of the engine, a law of connection of the angular positions between the crankshaft and the high-pressure fuel injection pump, and the engine control unit.
- the pressure gradient is established with respect to a variation of the angular position of the high-pressure injection pump, in the form dp / da with:
- the pressure gradient of the fuel delivered by said high pressure injection pump is established with three high compression dead points of the high-pressure injection pump, or more.
- the invention further relates to a starting device for a direct injection internal combustion engine for accelerating the starting phase by adjusting the quantity of fuel injected during this starting phase before the engine is set up by a system.
- injection system comprising a high-pressure fuel injection pump, means for measuring the pressure delivered by the latter, an engine control unit, a starter, authorization means of the first injection given by the control unit motor, characterized in that it comprises means for implementing a method according to the invention.
- FIG. 1 represents a diagram of the fuel pressure during the starting phase according to a first example of a method according to the invention for starting an internal combustion engine operating with a fuel of the gasoline type, at a temperature of -30. ° C;
- FIG. 2 represents a diagram of the fuel pressure during the starting phase according to a second example of a method according to the invention for starting an internal combustion engine operating with a gasoline type fuel at a temperature of 20 °. VS ;
- FIG. 3 represents a diagram of the fuel pressure during the starting phase according to a second example of a method according to the invention for starting an internal combustion engine operating with an ethanol fuel at a temperature of 20 °. VS ;
- FIG. 4 represents, by way of example, a diagram giving the pressure gradient defined with respect to an angular reference of the crankshaft, as a function of the starting temperature for a given configuration, for three examples of different fuels;
- FIG. 5 represents a diagram giving, for the three fuels of FIG. 4, the quantity of fuel to be injected during the first injection into each of the rolls in the starting phase as a function of the engine starting temperature
- FIG. 6 represents a diagram giving the pressure gradient as a function of the quantity of fuel that must be injected by injection during the first injection into each of the rolls in the starting phase, corresponding to several given temperatures;
- FIG. 7 represents in the form of a table of correction coefficients derived from FIG. 6, a fuel quantity correction coefficient to be applied for starting at a measured temperature, according to a point of measurement of the pressure gradient coming from the diagram of Figures 4 to 6.
- FIG. 1 schematically represents a method of starting a direct injection internal combustion engine of a vehicle, making it possible to accelerate the starting phase by adjusting the quantity of fuel injected during this starting phase, before the established speed.
- the engine by means of an injection system (not shown) comprising a high-pressure fuel injection pump, means for measuring the pressure delivered by the latter, for example a fuel pressure sensor placed in a rail high pressure supply of fuel injectors, an engine control unit ensuring the management of the injection.
- the abscissa represents the angular position of the angular crankshaft Ang_CRK of the engine in degrees
- the startup shown is a cold start.
- the fuel used is gasoline without a basic mixture, for example E0 fuel (0% ethanol), the engine temperature for the starting phase is -30 ° C, which is also the fuel temperature.
- the high-pressure injection pump used (not shown) is a conventional pump in which the fuel intake is controlled by a valve controlled by the engine control unit, and which delivers the pressurized fuel into a storage rail (not shown). ).
- the maximum flow mode corresponds to the compression of the entire volume of fuel admitted into the chamber or chambers of the pump, this maximum volume of fuel admitted and compressed being constant for the high compression dead points of successive pressure measurement.
- the engine control unit decides how to operate at the maximum flow rate of the pump, by controlling the pump inlet valve, which triggers the measurement of the pressure.
- the engine control unit, or ECU, or engine ECU controls the pump in maximum flow mode by closing the fuel inlet valve in the pump as soon as the fuel is compressed, preventing any backflow to the tank part of the compressed fuel volume.
- the mode of pump operation is a mode of operation in maximum flow.
- the method according to the invention is dependent on the decisions of the engine computer to operate or not in the maximum flow mode. Indeed, the ECU manages the servocontrol (PID) of the pressure in the accumulator rail. When the pressure in the accumulator rail is far below its setpoint, the PID regulator decides to operate at maximum speed to reach the setpoint as quickly as possible. During the start-up phase, in particular when cold, the pressure in the accumulator rail is far below its set point, requiring a mode of operation of the pump at maximum flow rate.
- the starter (not shown) is able to run the engine at a speed of about 200 rpm during the start-up phase.
- Curve 1 shows the evolution of the pressure during the start-up phase. This evolution shows an increase in pressure as soon as the pump is put into rotation.
- the pump operates in maximum flow mode.
- the portions of the pressure curve 1 with a high pressure gradient represent the compression of a volume of fuel admitted into the pump, which is maximum by the value reached of pressure variation as a function of the rotation of the crankshaft.
- the beginning of the flat parts corresponds to the top dead center of the pump, that is to say at the end of the compressions, themselves determining the beginning of the corresponding fuel intake phases in the pump.
- the flat portions of curve 1 represent the admission of the fuel into the pump.
- Curve 2 in FIG. 1 connects three high dead spots of the pump taken in its mode of operation at maximum flow. These top dead spots are located substantially at the top of the slopes with a high pressure gradient in FIG. 1, which represents the successive compression of three identical fuel volumes each corresponding to the maximum volume of fuel admitted and compressed in a chamber of the pump.
- the process shown in FIG. 1 comprises the following steps:
- the high-pressure injection pump is rotated by means of a starter, the position 0 ° on the abscissa representing the position of the crankshaft at the moment when the starter is engaged,
- the pressure of the fuel delivered by the high-pressure injection pump is measured by verifying by the information coming from the ECU that it operates in maximum flow mode, as indicated above, at least in two high compression dead points. (or TDC for "Top Dead Center” in English) successive pump; this operation can be performed as soon as possible after the crankshaft is turned into rotation by the starter, and preferably before the synchronization of the engine, •
- the pressure gradient of the fuel delivered by the high-pressure injection pump is set in the maximum flow mode, on the basis of the pressure measured at least at the two high compression dead points (TDC), for example three TDCs as shown on FIG. FIG. 1, successive of the high-pressure injection pump, preferably before the synchronization of the engine,
- the synchronization is carried out according to any means well known to those skilled in the art, by means of the engine control unit and the signal sent to it by a crankshaft position sensor, and will therefore not be described in more detail here. .
- the fuel pressure is measured at the first 3 top dead center of the pump at 270 ° from the rotational position of the crankshaft, in order to make sure that the pump is working well. at the maximum flow rate, then at the second top 4 compression point of the pump at 450 ° from the position of rotation of the crankshaft, then preferably furthermore at the third top dead center of the pump at 630 ° the position of rotation of the crankshaft, as shown in Figure 1.
- crankshaft position sensor a law for connecting the angular positions between the crankshaft and the high-pressure fuel injection pump, and the engine control unit (ECU) which applies this law.
- the law is given by the transmission ratio between the crankshaft rotation and the mechanically linked rotation of the injection pump, which establishes the position of the high compression dead points of the pump according to the angular positions of the crankshaft.
- the pressure gradient is thus preferably established with respect to a variation of the angular position of the high-pressure injection pump, in the form dp / da with:
- the use of the high dead points of compression makes it possible to use an angular reference system with which it is advantageous to overcome the rotational speed of the starter which can vary with the temperature and the battery voltage, and thus to offer a robustness of the gradient pressure in that it is always raised in the same configuration of the pump; accordingly, the correspondence table can more precisely match the quantities of fuel to be injected.
- the injection pressure is reached at point 6 at an angular position of the crankshaft of 595 °, for a value of 10 MPa.
- the choice of the number of reference points for the pressure should advantageously be two points 3 and 4 for calculating the pressure gradient. With this choice, an adjustment of the fuel quantity can be made before reaching the injection pressure, so before the first combustions.
- the starting temperature T_start of the motor in degrees is represented on the abscissa, and the pressure gradient dp / da as described above in bars by 360 ° of rotation of the crankshaft is shown on the ordinate.
- the curves 7, 8 and 9 represent, for three fuels, for example respectively a fuel E0, a fuel E26, and a fuel E100, the evolution of this pressure gradient as a function of the starting temperature, in the high rail. injector supply pressure when the high pressure pump is operating in the maximum flow mode.
- the EO fuel is gasoline without ethanol
- E26 is gasoline with an ethanol content of 26%
- E100 ethanol without gasoline we will cover all the possible fuel EO fuel E100 fuel as detailed below.
- the fuel in the tank can be a mixture of several different fuels, whose ethanol content may be unknown at the time of startup and therefore between 0% and 100%.
- the ECU knows the fuel present in the vehicle before stopping the engine, including strategies implemented in this ECU.
- At least one predetermined one-to-one table is made respectively matching a plurality of fuel quantities. to inject and a plurality of pressure gradients.
- the one-to-one table corresponding respectively to a plurality of fuel quantities to be injected and a plurality of pressure gradients is predetermined for a given range of engine temperatures
- a plurality of predetermined one-to-one arrays is implemented in the engine control unit, covering a plurality of engine temperature ranges, respectively, having at least one cold start temperature range,
- the method further comprising measuring the engine temperature prior to comparing the established gradient with the predetermined one-shot table (s).
- FIG. 4 shows by way of example a point 10 obtained for measuring the pressure gradient by a method as described above, for a starting temperature equal to 0 ° C.
- this measuring point of the pressure gradient dp / da is equal to 39 bars per 360 ° of rotation of the crankshaft (360 ° crk in FIG. 4).
- the previous fuel known to the ECU is E26 fuel.
- the engine control unit therefore expects a theoretical dp / da pressure gradient equal to 38.35 bar at 0 ° C for the fuel E26, as shown in FIG. 4, these data having been previously implemented in FIG. ECU.
- the one-to-one chart will allow the ECU to determine the amount of fuel MC to inject for a pressure gradient dp / da measured equal to 39 bar per 360 ° crankshaft rotation.
- FIG. 5 there is shown on the abscissa the starting temperature T_start of the engine in degrees, and on the ordinate the quantity of fuel MC in mg which must be injected by injection from the first injection into each of the cylinders in the starting phase, c ' that is, to the engine's steady state.
- the curves 20, 21, and 22 represent, for the three different fuels of FIG. 4, respectively a fuel E0, a fuel E26, and a fuel E100, this quantity of fuel MC to be injected as a function of the engine temperature.
- the quantity of fuel MC to be injected for any fuel between the fuel E0 and the fuel E100 is thus determined, as a function of the starting temperature T_start.
- the ECU is therefore preparing to inject conventionally a quantity of fuel equal to 70 mg of fuel during the first injection of each of the cylinders, according to the value of 70 mg read on the y-axis for E26 fuel known to the ECU prior to engine shutdown.
- This amount of fuel does not correspond to that of the gradient measured for point 10 as shown, which should be higher. It should be noted that the point 10 has been shown in FIG. 5 only for information purposes, not being known before the application of FIG.
- FIG. 6 there is shown on the abscissa the quantity of fuel MC in mg which must be injected by injection during the first injection into each of the cylinders in the starting phase, that is to say up to the engine's established speed. and on the ordinate the pressure gradient dp / da in bars per 360 ° of rotation of the crankshaft, applicable to the theoretical or measured pressure gradient.
- Fig. 6 illustrates a curve 23 having a plurality of segments 23a, 23b, 23c, 23d matching a plurality of fuel quantities MC and a plurality of pressure gradients dp / da for different engine temperatures as shown in Fig. 6, i.e., a segment of the curve 23 corresponds to a given temperature or a given range of temperatures.
- a predetermined one-to-one array is made, respectively matching a plurality of fuel quantities to be injected and a plurality of said pressure gradients dp / da.
- Such a one-to-one array is directly implemented in the ECU because the ECU can not directly exploit Figure 6.
- the curve 23 is thus composed of several distinct parts 23a, 23b, 23c, 23d assembled, in the example each linear and corresponding to a given temperature, ie the curve 23a corresponding to a motor temperature of 20 ° C. , the curve 23b corresponding to a motor temperature of 10 ° C, the curve 23c corresponding to a motor temperature of 0 ° C, and the curve 23d corresponding to a motor temperature of -10 ° C.
- a plurality of preference values are determined distributed regularly along the abscissa axis and the corresponding plurality of values are selected on the ordinate axis, thereby defining a predetermined one-to-one array corresponding respectively to a plurality of fuel quantities to be injected and a plurality of said pressure gradients, for a given range of engine temperatures, in the example of -10 ° C, 0 ° C, 10 ° C, 20 ° C.
- the curve 23 covers all the fuels E0 to E100 because it comes from Figures 4 and 5 as follows: to obtain the segment 23a corresponding to a temperature of 20 ° C, a vertical is drawn in Figure 4 at the abscissa 20 ° C, and the values of dp / da are recorded on the y-axis for each of the fuels E0, E26, and E100 shown. In FIG. 5, a vertical is also drawn at the abscissa 20 ° C. and the fuel quantity values MC are recorded on the ordinate axis for each of the same fuels E0, E26, and E100 shown. Then trace in Figure 6 the three points obtained for the temperature of 20 ° C illustrated by the segment 23a. The operation is similar for the selected temperatures of 10 ° C, 0 ° C, and -10 ° C to obtain the segments 23b, 23c, and 23d respectively.
- a one-to-one table by given temperature, or by given temperature range as explained above, for example four four-by-one tables per given temperature respectively corresponding to segments 23a, 23b, 23c, 23d. It is possible to alternatively perform a single one-to-one array from FIG. 6 including the four segments 23a, 23b, 23c, 23d.
- a given segment in FIG. 6, for example the segment 23a, 23b, 23c, or 23d is valid for a given range of temperatures extending around the single reference value, respectively around at 20 ° C, 10 ° C, 0 ° C, or -10 ° C.
- the measured point of pressure gradient dp / da has been set. As we know from Figure 4, this point 10 is not on any curve fuel known to the ECU. Curve 23 allows the ECU to determine the correct amount of MC fuel to be injected for the measured value of the gradient dp / d. According to this measured point, for a pressure gradient of 39 bar per rotation of the crankshaft 360 °, at 0 ° C temperature, the amount of fuel to be injected at the first injection of each of the cylinders should be 77.2 mg. Whereas for the fuel E26 known before stopping the engine, the theoretical dp / doc pressure gradient is equal to 38.35 bar at 0 ° C. (see FIG. 4) and corresponds to a quantity of fuel MC equal to 70 mg. Therefore, the correct amount of MC fuel that should be injected has a theoretical increase of 1.03% compared to the amount of 70 mg originally predicted by the ECU for E26 fuel.
- FIG. 7 represents an example of a table of factors for correcting the quantity of fuel to be injected, as a function of the gradient dp / da measured and with respect to the theoretical dp / da gradient as defined above.
- the table of FIG. 7 corresponds to a digital exploitation of FIG. 6 by the ECU, for a range of gradients dp / da of between 35 and 40 bar / 360 ° crk given by way of example, relevant to the measurements expected pressure gradients dp / da and determined according to the method according to the invention.
- the values of dp / da limits in the table of FIG. 7 are functions of what are given as temperature and sizing limits of the high-pressure injection pump and the high-pressure rail (rail volume and engine displacement). pump).
- the gradient dp / da measured according to the method according to the invention is read on the vertical axis of the table, and the reference theoretical dp / da gradient is read on the horizontal axis of the table, which gives the point 10 in the table.
- the point 10 corresponds to a value between two columns of the array, but corresponds to a value that is just one line of the array: a simple interpolation is therefore to be carried out by the 'ECU to obtain the correcting coefficient to be applied in the example.
- the correction to be made by the ECU to the fuel quantity provided for the injection as explained above, that is to say 70 mg, is thus of the order of 1 1% (theoretical 1 1, 03%), to obtain an amount of 77.2 mg corresponding to the measured gradient of 39 bar / 360 ° crk.
- a linear interpolation from the data gives a correction factor to be applied to the fuel quantity equal to 1.1 relative to the amount of fuel established on the basis of the theoretical pressure gradient of 38.35 bars per 360 ° of crankshaft rotation for fuel E26. This correction is calculated once before the first injection and then applied throughout the start up to idle speed established.
- FIG. 2 For the example of FIG. 2, the same reference numerals as those used for FIG. 1 have been used for the same elements.
- the example of FIG. 2 was carried out under conditions identical to those of the example of FIG. 1, with the exception of the engine temperature, which is now 20 ° C. This temperature represents a cold start according to a much higher ambient temperature than that of the example of FIG.
- the injection pressure is reached at point 6 at an angular position of the crankshaft of 1093 °, for a value of 10 MPa.
- the injection pressure is reached at point 6 at an angular position of the crankshaft of about 924 °, for a value of 10 MPa.
- An example of a starting device for a direct injection internal combustion engine for accelerating the start-up phase by adjusting the amount of fuel injected during this start-up phase of the engine by an injection system comprising a fuel injection high pressure injection pump, means for measuring the pressure delivered by the latter, for example by means of a fuel pressure sensor FUP placed in a pressurized fuel accumulator rail, a motor control unit or ECU, a starter, authorization means of the first injection given by the engine control unit, further comprises according to the invention in the form of a software implemented in the engine control unit, means for putting implement a method as described in one or more examples above, which may advantageously be appropriate depending on the use and location in which the vehicle is used, for example depending on the temperatures of the place and the fuels used and / or a mixture thereof.
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