CPV robust method for vehicle evaporative emission control system
An evaporative emission and vehicle technology, applied in engine control, electrical control, charging system, etc., can solve problems such as CVS cannot be opened in time, CVS blocked, etc., to avoid early warranty problems, avoid engine stalls, and avoid hardware deterioration. Effect
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[0020] The following description relates to systems and methods for monitoring plugging of valves in an EVAP system during diagnosis of an evaporative emission control (EVAP) system. figure 1 A hybrid vehicle propulsion system is shown that is configured to operate with one or both of motor torque from an electric motor and engine torque from an internal combustion engine. figure 2 An engine system of a hybrid vehicle is shown, which may include a fuel system and an EVAP system. The EVAP system may include a canister purge valve (CPV) in a purge line coupling the engine manifold to a plurality of canisters storing fuel vapors, and a canister vent valve (CPV) in a ventilation line coupling the canister to the atmosphere. CVS). A fuel tank pressure sensor (FTPT) may be coupled to the vapor recovery line of the EVAP system to determine fuel tank pressure. EVAP systems may include multiple vapor canisters, each with a bypass valve, such as Figure 3A shown. Figure 3B The dir...
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