Engine electric control auxiliary cooling system freeing from engine rotational speed influence

Abstract

The invention discloses an engine electric control auxiliary cooling system freeing from an engine rotational speed influence. The engine electric control auxiliary cooling system comprises an electronic water pump which is sequentially connected in series with an engine, a thermolator, a heat radiator and an air heating core and is connected in parallel with a mechanical water pump; the outlet of the electronic water pump and the inlet of the mechanical water pump are respectively provided with a one-way valve; the electronic water pump is provided with an electronic water pump controller; the signal input end of the electronic water pump controller is respectively connected with an engine cooling liquid temperature sensor on the water outlet of the engine and an engine controller; and the signal output end of the electronic water pump controller is connected with the electronic water pump. According to the engine electronic control auxiliary cooling system provided by the invention, the power requirement on the mechanical water pump from the cooling system is reduced, thereby the volume and layout requirements of the mechanical water pump are reduced; the application of the engine cooling system provided by the invention adopts an operation mode of mainly relying on the mechanical water pump supplemented by the electronic water pump, and has the advantages of convenience for operation, high reliability, low cost, good applicability and easiness for popularization.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an engine cooling system, in particular to an engine electronically controlled auxiliary cooling system which is not affected by the engine speed. Background technique [0002] At present, most of the water pumps in the vehicle engine cooling system use mechanical water pumps, such as figure 1 As shown, a mechanical transmission 12 is adopted between the mechanical water pump 7 and the engine 1. As long as the engine 1 is running, the mechanical water pump 7 will run. The main and auxiliary valves respectively enter the radiator 4 and the warm air core 5, and then collectively enter the inlet of the mechanical water pump 7. The rotational speed of the mechanical water pump 7 and the rotational speed of the engine 1 have a fixed speed ratio relationship, therefore, the flow rate of the coolant cannot be adjusted according to the actual temperature of the engine coolant. [0003] According to the principle of the engine cooling...

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Problems solved by technology

The rotational speed of the mechanical water pump 7 and the rotational speed of the engine 1 have a fixed speed ratio relationship, so the flow rate of the coolant cannot be adjusted according to the actual temperature of the engine coolant

[0003] According to the principle of the engine cooling system, when the engine coolant temperature is high, in order to prevent the engine from overheating, the water pump must provide a large enough coolant flow rate; the first consideration of the water pump selection is to meet the most severe conditions in the actual use of the vehicle. The cooling condition is usually the low-speed and full-load condition of the engine. Therefore, the selection of the water pump is generally to meet the cooling requirements of the engine at low and medium speed conditions; however, when the engine speed is high, especially in light load conditions, The coolant flow provided by the water pump is too large, which will take away too much heat, making the engine operating temperature lower than the ideal target temperature; in addition, in order to shorten the warm-up time when the engine is cold started, it is necessary to reduce the coolant flow as much as possible, otherwise , prolonged warm-up increases engine fuel consumption and worsens emission levels

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