Apparatus of estimating fuel injection state
A technology of fuel injection and state, applied in the direction of fuel injection control, fuel injection device, mechanical equipment, etc., can solve problems such as increasing cost, and achieve the effect of improving accuracy
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[0033] figure 1 Components of a fuel injection system according to a first embodiment of the present disclosure are shown. The fuel injection system includes a plurality of injectors 10 . Each injector 10 is provided for a corresponding cylinder of the engine. The injector 10 for cylinder #1 has a fuel pressure sensor 20 that detects the fuel pressure in the injector 10 and outputs an electrical signal representing the detected fuel pressure. The injector 10 for cylinder #3 has the same structure as that illustrated. Injectors 10 for cylinders #2 and #4 do not have fuel pressure sensors. The fuel injection system also includes an electronic control unit (ECU) 30 . The fuel injection system is installed on the vehicle.
[0034]Injector 10 is a component of a fuel injection system. The fuel injection system includes a fuel tank 40 for liquid diesel. The fuel injection system includes a fuel pump 41 and a common rail 42 for setting the fuel supply system. The fuel pump 41...
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[0120] In the first embodiment, the pressure drop amounts ΔPu' and ΔPu are used as waveform change amounts of the background waveforms Wu and Wu' used for calculating the correlation coefficients AQ and BQ related to the fuel injection amount. Alternatively, in this embodiment, integrated values of the background waveforms Wu and Wu' for a predetermined integration window are used as the waveform change amounts of the background waveforms Wu and Wu'. The integral value corresponds to Figure 12 The areas Su and Su' are shown shaded on waveforms (c) and (d) in . Correlation coefficients AQ and BQ are calculated from AQ=Q / Su', BQ=Q / Su.
[0121] The start timing of the integration window can be obtained using the pressure drop start timings P1u' and P1u when the non-injected cylinder waveforms Wu, Wu' start falling. For the purpose of defining the integration window, the ECU 30 provides a falling start timing calculation section that calculates the first non-injection cylin...
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