85results about How to "Increase fuel injection" patented technology

Methods and systems are provided for controlling exhaust emissions by adjusting a fuel injection into an engine cylinder from a plurality of fuel injectors based on the fuel type of the injected fuel and further based on the soot load of the engine. Soot generated from direct fuel injection is reduced by decreasing an amount of direct injection into a cylinder as the engine soot load increases.

There is provided a start control apparatus for an internal combustion engine (1) which starts the engine with injecting fuel to each cylinder (2) of the internal combustion engine in an intake stroke. The apparatus comprises a stop position distinction device (20) which distinguishes a piston position at a time of a stop of the internal combustion engine, and a fuel injection amount control device (20) which specifies a cylinder in which a piston stops in the intake stroke based on a distinction result of the stop position distinction device and which increases a fuel injection amount at starting for the specified cylinder more than a fuel injection amount for other cylinders.

A method for controlling a first and second injector of an engine, the first injector located in a first cylinder of the engine and the second injector located upstream of, and configured to inject fuel into, the first and a second cylinder of the engine, the method comprising of decreasing total injection from the first and second injectors when decreasing injection from the second injector, and increasing total injection from the first and second injectors when increasing injection of the second injector.

The invention discloses a control method for preventing regeneration and sintering of a particle catcher. The method comprises the following steps: acquiring regeneration related parameters of the particle catcher, wherein the regeneration related parameters comprise inlet temperature of an oxidation catalyst, outlet temperature of the oxidation catalyst, outlet temperature of the particle catcher, pressure difference of the particle catcher and air speed of the oxidation catalyst; increasing or decreasing the fuel injection quantity required by regeneration of the particle catcher according to the acquired regeneration related parameters; and injecting fuel according to the adjusted fuel injection quantity. The invention further discloses a control device for preventing regeneration and sintering of the particle catcher.

A valve performance controller for use in an engine that performs ignition timing retardation control to prevent knocking. The controller variably controls valve performance of an intake valve in accordance with an operation state of the engine. The controller corrects a control target so that the compression end temperature of a combustion chamber decreases when a retardation amount of the ignition timing obtained through the retardation control is greater than a predetermined value. The correction is performed only when the engine performance degradation that would occur when the ignition timing is retarded in a state in which the control target is uncorrected is predicted to be greater than the engine performance degradation that would occur when the control target is corrected.

Methods and systems are provided for operating an internal combustion engine having an exhaust system and a plurality of cylinders that utilize fuel and/or oil for combustion and engine lubrication purposes. In one example, a method comprises, while the engine is operating in a low-load mode or an idle mode, successively operating distinct subsets of said cylinders at a cylinder load sufficient to increase an exhaust temperature for burning unburned fuel and/or oil deposited in the cylinders or engine exhaust system. Herein, each successively operated subset comprises at least one but fewer than all of the plurality of cylinders, and the cylinders that are not currently being operated in a subset are operated in a low- or no-fuel mode.

When the first fuel injection is performed after reversion from the fuel cut, the fuel pulse width Ka·INJ.PW is set so that a fuel supply amount is greatly increased in relation to an intake air amount, and the ignition timing is set to the first retarded ignition timing θa. When the second and subsequent fuel injections are performed, the fuel pulse width Kb·INJ.PW that is smaller in increase width of fuel is set, and the ignition timing is set to the second retarded ignition timing θb that has a retardation amount smaller than that of the first retarded ignition timing θa.

A cold-time fuel increasing section calculates, as increase correction values for a required injection amount, an increase-after-startup correction value, which attenuates with an increment of the number of times of combustion carried out after startup of the internal combustion engine, and a basic warmup increase correction value, which attenuates with an increase in a temperature of coolant in the internal combustion engine. The cold-time fuel increasing section calculates the increase correction values such that the increase-after-startup correction value when the port injection mode is selected is greater than the increase-after-startup correction value when the single direct injection mode is selected, and that the basic warmup increase correction value when the port injection mode is selected is less than the basic warmup increase correction value when the single direct injection mode is selected.

Disclosed is a dual clutch transmission wherein, during a pre-shifting operation wherein, when a vehicle is driven using either a first or a second drive force transmission path extending from first and second input shafts (12, 13) to an output shaft (14), a synchronizer (S1, S2) of the other drive force transmission path is operated, the drive force of an internal combustion engine (E) is changed by a command from an electronic control unit (U), and accordingly, even when a drive force or a braking force is generated by inertia, due to a change in the number of rotations of the first and second input shafts (12, 13) in conjunction with the pre-shifting operation, the drive force or the braking force generated by inertia can be compensated by a change in the drive force of the internal combustion engine (E), to reduce shift-shock. Furthermore, the shift-shock can be reduced by only changing the drive force of the internal combustion engine (E) without adding any special structures to the dual clutch transmission (T), and accordingly, the cost and size of the dual clutch transmission (T) can be prevented from increasing.

A method and apparatus are provided for supplying liquid gas as fuel to an internal combustion engine. From the liquid gas stream that is supplied to at least one liquid gas injection valve of the internal combustion engine, a portion is branched off and expanded. The liquid gas stream supplied to the internal combustion engine is cooled with coldness that results during the expansion, thus ensuring that the liquid gas stream supplied to the liquid gas injection valve is at least substantially liquid. The expanded liquid gas is supplied in a vaporous state to the internal combustion engine.

Methods and systems are provided for reducing coking deposits in a fuel injection system. In one example, a method may comprise humidifying intake air of an intake system of an engine in response to a determination that fuel injector coking is occurring, or after a duration has passed since a most recent humidification event. A humidifying fluid, such as water, may be injected into the intake system to humidify the intake air, and the resulting humidified intake air may reduce and/or remove coking deposits on one or more direct fuel injectors of the fuel injection system.

The invention discloses a contact-type throttle pedal position sensor, a throttle control system and a vehicle. The contact-type throttle pedal position sensor comprises a slide rheostat which comprises a coil and a brush, wherein the coil comprises a first end and a second end; under the condition of loading an input voltage between the first end and the second end, the output voltage between the first end and the brush is used for expressing the depth of a throttle pedal, wherein the coil is configured such that the unit length resistance of the coil gradually decreases from the first end to the second end. Accordingly, when starting or driving at a low speed, the vehicle can rapidly speed up by lightly stepping on the throttle pedal, thereby meeting power demands more rapidly.

A mounting is provided for fuel injection systems, the mounting connecting a fuel injection valve to a fuel-conducting component, and having a connecting body and a connecting piece that are connected to one another. Inside the connecting body and the connecting piece there is configured a receptacle space in which a fuel connector of the fuel injection valve is at least partly situated. An inner collar is configured on the connecting piece. In addition, an elastically deformable element is provided. The elastically deformable element is supported at least indirectly on the inner collar of the connecting piece. In addition, the fuel connector is supported at least indirectly on the elastically deformable element. In addition, a fuel injection system having such a mounting is described.

A fuel injection system comprises a fuel conveying member and a nozzle tip assembly threadably engaged thereto. A pair of sealing elements is engaged in a fuel passage between the fuel conveying member and the nozzle tip for sealing the junction therebetween. The pair of sealing elements includes a first and a second sealing element located proximate each other and having different cross-sectional shape.

A fuel supply device includes an injector, a fuel pressurization device and an ECU. The fuel pressurization device includes an electromagnetic valve. The fuel pressurization device is configured to pressurize a fuel in accordance with opening/closing of the electromagnetic valve and discharge the fuel toward the injector. The ECU is configured: to control the opening/closing of the electromagnetic valve to adjust the fuel amount discharged toward the injector; to execute an operation sound suppression control during a low-load operation of an engine by reducing an opening/closing frequency of the electromagnetic valve and increasing the fuel amount discharged for each opening/closing of the electromagnetic valve; not to execute the operation sound suppression control when a partial lift injection is in progress; and to execute the operation sound suppression control when the partial lift injection is not in progress.

Increase in combustion noise and deterioration of exhaust gas performance caused by inter-cylinder correction are prevented, and decrease in temperature rise performance of a diesel particulate removal device caused by inter-cylinder correction is prevented. A fuel injection control device of an engine comprises inter-cylinder correction amount calculation means 5 for calculating, for each cylinder, an inter-cylinder correction amount for correcting by increasing/decreasing a fuel injection amount in each cylinder according to a difference in engine revolution speed between the cylinders, inter-cylinder correction amount division means 6 for dividing the inter-cylinder correction amount into a first divided inter-cylinder correction amount for correcting by increasing/decreasing the basic injection amounts of main injection and sub-injection and a second divided inter-cylinder correction amount for correcting by increasing/decreasing only the basic injection amount of main injection, first correction means 7 for distributing the first divided inter-cylinder correction amount to main injection and sub-injection according to the basic injection amount of main injection and sub-injection, and second correction means 8 for adding the second divided inter-cylinder correction amount to the basic injection amount of main injection.