A control device monitors fuel tank inner pressure to adjust closing valve speed for safe vapor passage flow.
Dual-mode post-injection adjusts fuel rate and duration to target specific exhaust gas temperatures for catalyst regeneration.
A diesel engine control system measures ammonia concentration downstream of the SCR filter to adjust low-pressure exhaust gas recirculation rates.
Adjusts first fuel injection based on expected in-cylinder temperature progression to resolve ignition reliability and temperature control precision trade-offs.
Segmenting turbine inertia resolves the power versus torque response trade-off while arbitration logic manages compressor surge limits.
A variable compression ratio engine uses a phasing device to adjust piston stroke length.
A vehicle control apparatus calculates an upper-limit shift speed for a continuously variable transmission based on allowable inertia torque.
Dynamic mode selection and genetic algorithm optimization recover diesel engine output power and optimize fuel consumption under variable altitude conditions.
Dynamic ignition calibration minimizes electrode wear by stepwise reducing energy until misfire detection, extending spark plug life beyond 100,000 km.
Corrects reference gradients with friction torque changes to reduce unburnt hydrocarbon emissions and black smoke.
A control device extends feedback operation after sensor detection precision deteriorates to maintain measurement accuracy.
Raising exhaust gas temperature enables urea thermal decomposition, preventing deposit formation while maintaining ammonia levels on the SCR catalyst.
Pretreating gasoline particulate filter pores with dopants establishes immediate cake filtration layers.