Abstract:
A method of controlling supercharging pressure in an internal combustion engine by means of a basic control amount dependent upon operating conditions of the engine. A change rate of the supercharging pressure is detected. When the supercharging pressure is in a transient state where it is increasing, the basic control amount is corrected in response to the detected change rate of the supercharging pressure, in such a manner that the supercharging pressure increases at a predetermined rate.
Abstract:
A method of controlling supercharging pressure in an internal combustion engine based on a basic control amount determined in dependence on operating conditions of the engine. When the transmission is in a lower speed position, the basic control amount is corrected so that the supercharging pressure is lower than a value assumed when the transmission is in a higher speed position. When the engine is in a feedback control mode, the basic control amount is corrected in response to the difference between the actual supercharging pressure and a desired value of same. When the transmission is in the lower speed position, the rising speed of the supercharging pressure in a transient state is set lower than a value assumed when the transmission is in a higher speed position. When the engine is in a particular operating condition, a control amount determined by the basic control amount is corrected so that the supercharging pressure is lower than a value assumed when the engine is in another condition, and thereafter the supercharging pressure is continuously held at such lowered value over a predetermined time period after the engine has left the particular condition. When the intake air temperature is below a predetermined value, and at the same time the engine rotational speed is above a predetermined value, the supercharging pressure is set lower than a value assumed when the engine rotational speed is below the predetermined value.
Abstract:
A method of controlling supercharging pressure in an internal combustion engine based on a basic control amount determined in dependence on operating conditions of the engine. The basic control amount is corrected in response to a difference between an actual value of the supercharging pressure and a desired value of same when the engine is in a feedback control region. The basic control amount is corrected in accordance with the change rate of the supercharging pressure when the engine is in an operating condition immediately before the feedback control region. The supercharging pressure is controlled based upon a second basic control amount when the supercharging pressure is below a predetermined value determined by the engine rotational speed and the change rate of supercharging pressure in the above operating condition. The feedback control is started on condition that the actual supercharging pressure has increased above a second predetermined value set depending upon operating parameters of the engine and a parameter representative of an environmental condition of the engine. The feedback control is started when a predetermined period of time has elapsed after the supercharging pressure has increased above the second predetermined value. The feedback control is effected when the supercharging pressure is in a steady state, while the supercharging pressure is controlled in open loop mode when it is in a transient state.
Abstract:
A method of controlling supercharging pressure in an internal combustion engine based on a basic control amount determined in dependence on operating conditions of the engine. The basic control amount is corrected in response to a difference between an actual value of the supercharging pressure and a desired value of same when the engine is in a feedback control region. The basic control amount is corrected in accordance with the change rate of the supercharging pressure when the engine is in an operating condition immediately before the feedback control region. The supercharging pressure is controlled based upon a second basic control amount when the supercharging pressure is below a predetermined value determined by the engine rotational speed and the change rate of supercharging pressure in the above operating condition. The feedback control is started on condition that the actual supercharging pressure has increased above a second predetermined value set depending upon operating parameters of the engine and a parameter representative of an environmental condition of the engine. The feedback control is started when a predetermined period of time has elapsed after the supercharging pressure has increased above the second predetermined value. The feedback control is effected when the supercharging pressure is in a steady state, while the supercharging pressure is controlled in open loop mode when it is in a transient state.
Abstract:
A method of controlling supercharging pressure in an internal combustion engine having a supercharger having an increase rate-varying device for varying an increase rate of the supercharging pressure. The supercharging pressure is controlled to a desired value in response to a difference between an actual value of the supercharging pressure and the desired value. The increase rate-varying device is held in a position for obtaining the maximum increase rate of the supercharging pressure while the actual value of the supercharging pressure is below a predetermined value which is lower than the above desired value. The predetermined value is set to a lower value as the increase rate of the supercharging pressure is larger, or when a transmission of the engine is in a lower speed position than when the transmission is in a higher speed position. Also, the predetermined value of the supercharging pressure is set to a lower value as an actual intake air temperature is lower.
Abstract:
A method of controlling supercharging pressure in an internal combustion engine by means of a basic control amount dependent upon operating conditions of the engine. A change rate of the supercharging pressure is detected. When the supercharging pressure is in a transient state where it is increasing, the basic control amount is corrected in response to the detected change rate of the supercharging pressure, in such a manner that the supercharging pressure increases at a predetermined rate.
Abstract:
A method of controlling supercharging pressure in an internal combustion engine based on a basic control amount determined in dependence on operating conditions of the engine. When the transmission is in a lower speed position, the basic control amount is corrected so that the supercharging pressure is lower than a value assumed when the transmission is in a higher speed position. When the engine is in a feedback control mode, the basic control amount is corrected in response to the difference between the actual supercharging pressure and a desired value of same. When the transmission is in the lower speed position, the rising speed of the supercharging pressure in a transient state is set lower than a value assumed when the transmission is in a higher speed position. When the engine is in a particular operating condition, a control amount determined by the basic control amount is corrected so that the supercharging pressure is lower than a value assumed when the engine is in another condition, and thereafter the supercharging pressure is continuously held at such lowered value over a predetermined time period after the engine has left the particular condition. When the intake air temperature is below a predetermined value, and at the same time the engine rotational speed is above a predetermined value, the supercharging pressure is set lower than a value assumed when the engine rotational speed is below the predetermined value.
Abstract:
A method of controlling supercharging pressure in an internal combustion engine, wherein the supercharging pressure is controlled by controlling a control amount for operating a supercharging pressure control device. The control amount is controlled in feedback control mode responsive to the difference between an actual value of the supercharging pressure and a desired value thereof when the supercharging pressure is in a steady state, and at the same time a learned value of the correction value is obtained by calculating values of same applied during the feedback control. The control amount is controlled in open loop coontrol mode based upon the learned value when the supercharging pressure is in a transient state. The calculation of the learned value is inhibited when a predetermined condition is satisfied during the steady state. The predetermined condition is satisfied when the desired value of the supercharging pressure is set to a different value than a normal value set during the steady state.