A hidi-based learning method for air-fuel ratio control
A learning method, air-fuel ratio technology, applied in fuel injection control, electrical control, engine control, etc., can solve problems such as increased emissions, and achieve the effect of ensuring cold start and cold engine performance
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[0026] The combustion stability of a gasoline engine under cold engine conditions has a great relationship with the volatile HIDI of gasoline. HIDI is defined as if the HIDi is higher, a richer air-fuel ratio is required to ensure the drivability of the cold engine, so a richer air-fuel ratio will be used.
[0027] In the actual application process, the air-fuel ratio of the cold engine of the engine management system (EMS) will be calibrated based on standard gasoline, and the calibrated air-fuel ratio is temporarily called the standard air-fuel ratio. Generally, standard gasoline has better volatility and lower HIDI value; when encountering gasoline with a higher HIDI value, the actual air-fuel ratio used is the air-fuel ratio that is richer than the standard air-fuel ratio.
[0028] HIDI decision logic – cold engine engine speed drops (Engine Speed Heavy Drop)
[0029] The natural law of the engine cold start process is that the engine speed will rush from the drag speed...
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