Abstract:
PURPOSE: A control drive of a valve train having a variable adjusting stroke in a valve of an internal combustion engine is provided to arrange the control drive advantageously to cylinder heads of a standard size range besides a valve operation mechanism. CONSTITUTION: In a control drive of a valve train having a variable adjusting stroke in a valve of an internal combustion engine, a camshaft(1) is rotatably installed to a cinder head(ZK) and the camshaft has a fixed position fixed with respect to valves(2) and stroke transmission arrangements(3). The stroke transmission arrangements are arranged to the valves arranged to the cylinder head and closed by spring action. An in-situ variable element(4) for valve stroke control is fixed and guided to the cylinder head and is rotatably arranged around a rotating shaft(A4) fixed to the cylinder head. A link(5) engaging with cams by spring action is supported and guided to the in-situ variable element. The link continuously engages with the valves of the camshaft fixed to the cylinder head and the stroke transmission arrangements arranged to the valves. A control lever to cope with torsion is provided to the in-situ variable element. The control lever is engaged with a control slide movably guided to the cylinder head. The control slide operated by a servomotor has a control bar. The control levers are situated at one or both sides of the control bar.
Abstract:
전자 브레이크 수단(40)이 설치되고, 캠 샤프트의 위상이 변하는 위상 가변장치로서, 클러치 케이스(60)의 내주벽 전방 가장자리부에 설치된 절결부(61a)를 통하여, 클러치 케이스(60)의 반경 방향 내측의 오일통(74)내의 엔진오일을 마찰재(66)와 회전 드럼(44)의 상대 슬라이딩면으로 인도하는 전자 브레이크 냉각구조에 있어서, 클러치 케이스 외주벽(60b) 전방 가장자리부에 오일 도출용의 절결부(61b)를 설치하고, 마찰재(66)와 회전 드럼(44)의 상대 슬라이딩면의 오일을 바깥쪽으로 적극적으로 배출하고, 냉각용 오일의 순환을 활발하게 하여 마찰재(66)의 슬라이딩면의 냉각 효과를 높인다.
Abstract:
본고안은밸브리프트가변장치에관한것으로일정한주기로승강되는리프터의유압을엔진의부하조건에따라리프트손실을유발시키도록엔진조건을검출하는 E. C. U에의하여리프터의오일의량을조절하여리프터의증감을유도하므로서엔진의부하조건에맞는연비와마찰력저감등을개선하게되는자동차밸브리프트가변장치를제공함을기술적과제로하여, 일반리프트장치에, 리프트의내부유압공간을연통되는오일루트(2)와, 상기오일루트(2)에오일을공급하는오일갤러리(4)와, 상기오일루트(2)의오일공급을개폐하기위한솔레노이드밸브(6)와, 상기솔레노이드밸브(6)를전자적으로콘트롤하기위한 E. C. U(8)를결합하여이루어진다.
Abstract:
A method according to the invention for controlling an internal combustion engine having a camshaft whose phase with respect to a crankshaft can be adjusted by means of an electric adjustment device, and a control device comprises the steps S1 to S3, wherein in step S1 a stop request is output from the control device to the electric adjustment device. Subsequently, in step S2 a manipulated variable in the form of a pulse duty factor is output from the electric adjustment device, wherein the pulse duty factor counteracts a camshaft torque. In step S3, the direction of rotation of the camshaft is monitored, wherein in step S4, when a reversal of the direction of rotation of the camshaft is detected, an intensity level of this reversal of the direction of rotation is calculated by determining a rotational speed gradient. Furthermore, in a step S5 the pulse duty factor is corrected as a function of the rotational speed gradient in such a way that the influence of the reversal of the direction of rotation on the position of the camshaft is compensated.
Abstract:
An engine control module includes at least one high side driver connected to at least one intake camshaft actuator and at least one exhaust camshaft actuator. A plurality of low side drivers is connected to the at least one intake camshaft actuator and the at least one exhaust camshaft actuator. A sliding camshaft control module selectively actuates the at least one high side driver and the plurality of low side drivers based on a status associated with the at least one intake camshaft actuator and/or the at least one exhaust camshaft actuator.
Abstract:
An engine assembly includes a control module configured to receive a torque request and an engine configured to produce an output torque in response to the torque request. The control module includes a processor and tangible, non-transitory memory on which is recorded instructions for executing a method for supervisory model predictive control. The control module includes a multi-layered structure with an upper-level (“UL”) optimizer module configured to optimize at least one system-level objective and a lower-level (“LL”) tracking control module configured to maintain at least one tracking parameter. The multi-layered structure is characterized by a decoupled cost function such that the UL optimizer module minimizes an upper-level cost function (CFUL) and the LL tracking control module minimizes a lower-level cost function (CFLL). The system-level objective may include minimizing fuel consumption of the engine and the tracking parameter may include delivering the torque requested to engine.
Abstract:
A method for controlling valve timing is provided for an engine including continuous variable duration (CVVD) device disposed on both intake valve and exhaust valve sides respectively. The method may include: classifying control regions into first, second, third, fourth, and fifth control regions based on engine load and speed; applying a maximum duration to an intake valve and controlling a valve overlap in a first control region, applying the maximum duration to the intake valve and exhaust valve in the second control region; controlling a manifold absolute pressure (MAP) of an intake manifold to be maintained consistently in the third control region; controlling a throttle valve to be fully opened, advancing an intake valve closing (IVC) timing, and controlling an exhaust valve closing (EVC) timing to after top dead center in the fourth control region; and controlling a wide open throttle valve (WOT) and retarding the intake valve closing in the fifth control region.
Abstract:
A control device for an internal combustion engine includes an ECU. The internal combustion engine includes an oil pump, a crankshaft, a camshaft, and a variable valve timing mechanism. The ECU is configured to: calculate a required engine torque, which is an engine torque requested by a driver, based on accelerator operation amount information; calculate a future target phase of the variable valve timing mechanism based on a rotational speed of the internal combustion engine and the required engine torque; calculate an anticipated deviation that is a difference between the future target phase and a current actual phase; and control a discharge amount of oil from the oil pump based on the anticipated deviation.
Abstract:
A valve timing control device of internal combustion engine comprises a chain case 6 that is fixed to a cylinder head 101 of the engine and has a circular opening 55 for receiving therein a cylindrical housing 5a of an electric motor 8, an annular seal member 58 that is operatively received in an annular clearance defined between an outer cylindrical wall of the cylindrical housing 5a and an inner cylindrical wall of the circular opening 55, and a cover member 4 that is connected to the chain case 6 to cover the circular opening thereby concealing the annular seal member from the outside, wherein when the cover member 4 is removed from the chain case 6, the annular seal member 58 becomes exposed to the outside through the circular opening 55 of the chain case 6 for a visual inspection of the annular seal member.