Anti-surge control method of high-pressure waste gas recycling supercharger of diesel engine
A technology of exhaust gas recirculation and control method, which is applied in the direction of electrical control, engine control, fuel injection control, etc., which can solve problems such as increased fuel consumption, slowing down of changes in intake air volume and intake pressure, and affecting acceleration performance. Intake resistance, noise and movement avoidance, surge avoidance effects
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[0073] Please see attached image 3 , with image 3 It is a typical arrangement of the intake and exhaust system of diesel engines above the national five. Considering reducing NOx emissions and increasing the EGR rate, pursuing higher engine torque output, usually sets a higher target pressure on the supercharger, which increases the risk of supercharger surge, especially in some torque and speed surges. drop under transient conditions.
[0074] Use the signal of the intake pressure sensor to get the inlet pressure P 21 =1880hPa and air mass flow dmAir=170kg / h, the outlet pressure P of the supercharger compressor is calculated according to the pipeline pressure model 20 =1904hPa; similarly use the ambient pressure P 0 =1009hPa and air mass flow dmAir=170kg / h, the inlet pressure P of the supercharger is calculated according to the pipeline pressure model 1 =1001hPa, and finally get the actual pressure ratio of the supercharger CR=P 20 / P 1 =1.887. ...
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