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PURPOSE:To aim at prevent a misfire from occurring, by setting at least either of a constant of integration of an integrating device integrating to do feedback control or a skip value, larger than that of the integrating device to do integration for feedback control to a lean air-fuel ratio. CONSTITUTION:Integration takes place according to output of a concentration sensor (a) emitting output commensurate to oxygen content in exhaust gas, and there is provided with a first integrating device (b) making out a first compensation factor to control an air-fuel ratio to a theoretical air-fuel ratio. In addition, the integration takes pace according to the output of the concentration sensor (a), there is provided with a second integrating device (c) making out a second compensation factor to control the air-fuel ratio to a desired air-fuel ratio at the lean side from the theoretical air-fuel ratio. At this time, at least either of a constant of integration of the first integrating device (b) or a skip value is set to be larger than that of the second integrating device (c). And, both first and second compensation factors by each of these integrating devices (b) and (c) are selectively used according to a running state whereby the air-fuel ratio is controlled by a feedback controlling device (d)
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PURPOSE: To reduce discontinuous combustion and a shock in an engine and improve its fuel consumption, by providing a means, which measures a number of engine cycles or an elapsed time after a fuel cut is reset, and a fuel increasing means increasing fuel after an accelerative condition of the engine is detected. CONSTITUTION: A fuel cut reset time detecting means detects the fuel cut reset time of an internal-combustion engine of single point injection type. An after- reset cycle number or time measuring means measures a number of engine cycles or an elapsed time after a fuel cut is reset. A fuel increasing means increaes fuel in accordance with the number of engine cycles or the elapsed time after an accelerative condition of the engine is detected. In this way, the engine, enabling its discontinuous combustion and shock to be reduced, improves also fuel consumption. COPYRIGHT: (C)1986,JPO&Japio
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PURPOSE:To stabilize an idling operation by detecting an increase of the electrical load and setting the air-fuel ratio to the rich side than normal or setting the ignition timing to the advance angle side than normal during the idling operation. CONSTITUTION:A judging means is provided detecting the operating condition depending on whether a predetermined idling judging requirement is satisfied or not. In addition, a judging means is provided detecting the condition of preset electrical equipment of a car and judging whether the usage of the electrical load is large or not depending on whether the predetermind load requirement is satisfied or not. If it is judged that the idling operating condition exists and also the usage of the electrical load is large by these judging means, the air- fuel ratio is set to the rich side than normal or the ignition timing is set to the advance angle side than normal via an engine speed increasing means. Thereby, the engine speed is increased and the idling operation is stabilized.
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PURPOSE:To control the air-fuel ratio appropriately, by increasing the quantity of fuel supplied to cylinders to which asynchronous injection is not applied, at the time just after asynchronous injection is effected. CONSTITUTION:An electronic control circuit 30 controls fuel injection according to a control program. That is, the operational conditions of an internal combustion engine is detected at first. At the next step, whether asynchronous injection is to be effected or not is judged. In case of YES, asynchronous injection is effected. Then, the quantity of fuel supplied to cylinders to which asynchronous injection is not applied is increased. Thus, it is enabled to control the air-fuel ratio appropriately.
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an ignition control device capable of stabilizing a combustion speed in a spark ignition type internal combustion engine having at least two ignition plugs in a combustion chamber.SOLUTION: An ignition control device of a spark ignition type internal combustion engine having at least first and second ignition plugs comprises: calculation means for calculating a combustion ratio of fuel based on a combustion condition of the fuel ignited by the first ignition plug; and control means for executing ignition of the first and second ignition plugs, and concerning the ignition of the second ignition plug, executing the second ignition plug when the combustion ratio calculated by the calculation means after igniting the first ignition plug is lower than a predetermined criterion ratio.
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an ignition plug of an internal combustion engine having improved ignitability. SOLUTION: This ignition plug 1 of the internal combustion engine includes a housing 10, an insulator 20 housed in the housing 10 while having a through-hole, a center electrode 30 fitted to the through-hole of the insulator 20, and an earthed electrode 40 including a sidewall 42 enclosing the tip 35 of the center electrode 30 around the axial direction of the center electrode 30 and an opening 45 provided in the axial direction of the tip 35 of the center electrode 30. The earthed electrode 40 is fixed to the insulator 20, and includes a plurality of conductive springs 50 to connect the housing 10 to the earthed electrode 40. COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To reduce adhesion of fuel to the inside of an internal combustion engine. SOLUTION: The internal combustion engine 1 has a first port injection valve 2A and a second port injection valve 2B. First fuel spray FmA injected by the first port injection valve 2A and second fuel spray FmB injected by the second port injection valve 2B go between a first intake port 4Ao and a second intake port 4Bo. The first port injection valve 2A and the second port injection valve 2B thus inject fuel so that the first fuel spray FmA and the second fuel spray FmB crosses each other in the inside of a combustion space 1B. COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To avoid inhibition of growth of flame in a spark plug for an internal combustion engine. SOLUTION: The spark plug (1) is for an internal combustion engine. The spark plug (1) is provided with a center electrode (11), consisting of a fist part (11b) extending in one direction and a second part (11c) connected to a tip of the first part and extending in a direction of crossing the one direction; and an insulator (13) at least partially covering an outer periphery face at a root side of the center electrode and a grounding electrode (12) surrounding the insulator from an outer periphery side, and opposed to the second part with an interval. COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an internal combustion engine capable of restricting the state of insufficient improvement in performance due to supercharging, depending on operating condition. SOLUTION: In this internal combustion engine 10, one cycle of a heat engine is completed during one reciprocation of a piston 13 in a cylinder 11. The internal combustion engine 10 discharges exhaust gas inside of a combustion space 14 from a first exhaust port 20l and a second exhaust port 20h having a path cross sectional area larger than that of the first exhaust port 20l. A first exhaust valve 21 opens/closes an opening of the first exhaust port 20l to the combustion space 14, and a second exhaust valve 22 opens/closes an opening of the second exhaust port 20h to the combustion space 14. Exhaust gas Ex is supplied from the first exhaust port 20l to a first supercharger 31, and exhaust gas Ex is supplied form the second exhaust port 20h to a second supercharger 32. The first exhaust valve 21 is controlled in operation by a first valve system 21a and the second exhaust valve 22 is controlled in operation by a second valve system 22a. COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To always execute appropriate homogeneous combustion while a tumble flow is sufficiently reinforced and kept immediately before an ignition timing even when the tumble flow generated in an intake stroke is relatively weak. SOLUTION: In the intake stroke, the tumble flow T turning upward at an intake port 15 side and downward at an exhaust port 16 side in a combustion chamber 10 is generated by air supplied from the intake port 15. Fuel is injected in the combustion chamber 10 in a latter half of the compression stroke by a fuel injection valve 21 provided near the intake port 15 of a cylinder head 14. This fuel spray collides with and reflects from a guide part formed at the intake port side of a piston top face 19 and deflects in a flowing direction of the tumble flow T. Thus, the tumble flow T is reinforced. COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT