公开(公告)号：US11898483B2

公开(公告)日：2024-02-13

申请号：US17748559

申请日：2022-05-19

Applicant: CUMMINS INC.

Inventor： Jinyong Luo ,  Xiaobo Song ,  Xing Jin ,  David Schmidt ,  Lu Qiu ,  Lisa A. Orth-Farrell ,  Ying Yuan ,  Manik Narula ,  Lars K. Henrichsen

IPC: F01N3/28 ,  B01D53/02 ,  B01D53/94 ,  F01N3/08 ,  F01N9/00 ,  F02D29/06

CPC classification number: F01N3/2892 ,  B01D53/02 ,  B01D53/9418 ,  B01D53/9431 ,  B01D53/9481 ,  B01D53/9495 ,  F01N3/0842 ,  F01N3/2803 ,  F01N9/00 ,  F02D29/06 ,  B01D2253/108 ,  B01D2253/112 ,  B01D2253/1124 ,  B01D2257/404 ,  B01D2259/4566 ,  F01N2370/04 ,  F01N2900/10 ,  F01N2900/1602

Abstract: A system includes a catalyst for receiving and treating exhaust gas generated by an engine, a passive NOx adsorber (PNA) positioned upstream of the catalyst, a bypass valve positioned upstream of the catalyst and the PNA, and a controller. The controller is configured to, determine that the catalyst is operating under cold start conditions, control the bypass valve to direct exhaust gas to the PNA, determine that the catalyst is no longer operating under cold start conditions and continue to control the bypass valve to direct exhaust gas to the PNA for a predetermined duration, and after the elapse of the predetermined duration, control the bypass valve to direct exhaust gas to the catalyst bypassing the PNA. The controller is also configured to detect a high transient torque demand while the exhaust gas is provided to the PNA, and split the torque demand between the engine and an electric motor.

公开(公告)号：US11724594B2

公开(公告)日：2023-08-15

申请号：US16926174

申请日：2020-07-10

Applicant: Tula Technology, Inc. ,  Cummins Inc.

Inventor： J. Steven Kolhouse ,  Lisa A. Orth-Farrell ,  Steven E. Carlson ,  Aaron W. Beinborn

IPC: F02D41/02 ,  B60K17/28 ,  F02D17/02 ,  B60K17/02 ,  F01N11/00 ,  B60N2/00

CPC classification number: B60K17/28 ,  B60K17/02 ,  B60N2/002 ,  F01N11/002 ,  F02D17/02 ,  F02D41/0215 ,  F02D41/0235 ,  F02D2200/0802 ,  F02D2200/60

Abstract: Engine controllers and control schemes that facilitate skip fire engine operation in conjunction with use power take-off devices are described. In one aspect, a skip fire mode is exited when the power take-off unit is engaged and the current torque request exceeds a torque threshold. In some embodiments, the exit is delayed when the temperature of an after treatment system is below a designated temperature threshold. In another aspect, the engine transitions to the skip fire mode when the power take-off unit disengages. In some embodiments, exiting is conditioned on the current torque request being less than a torque threshold. In some embodiments, the transition is made immediately, whereas in others the transition only occurs when the power take-off unit is not reengaged for a period of time or is further conditioned on determining that the power take-off unit is likely to remain disengaged for the period of time.