A cooling control method for a gasoline engine for a vehicle
A technology for cooling control and vehicle gasoline, which is applied in engine cooling, coolant flow control, engine components, etc., and can solve the problems of coolant flow and crankshaft power waste, increased engine friction, and low exhaust gas temperature. Effects of improved fuel efficiency, improved emission levels, increased exhaust gas temperature
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[0021] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.
[0022] For automotive gasoline engines, the mixing ratio of fuel and air must be kept within a certain range to ensure good fuel combustion, and the heat release of fuel combustion is almost linearly positively correlated with the intake mass flow rate of the engine. Therefore, the vehicle gasoline engine control system needs to measure or calculate the intake air mass flow of the engine to ensure that the fuel supply can make the engine work normally and meet the driver's operating requirements. Most of the heating of engine coolant comes from the combustion of fuel. Therefore, the intake air mass flow data calculated by the existing software of the vehicle gasoline engine control system can be used to estimate the heating of the engine coolant.
[0023] This solution does not directly control the operation of the clutch water pump based on the temper...
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