Patent classifications
F02B37/16
METHOD AND SYSTEMS FOR A TURBOCHARGER
Various methods and systems are provided for a detecting surge of a turbocharger in an engine system. In one example, system includes a turbocharger including a compressor coupled to a turbine and a controller and sensor system configured to detect a surge event of the turbocharger based on at least one of a rate of change of a pressure measured by sensors downstream of the compressor and a measured rate of change of turbine speed, store operational data associated with the surge event in memory of the controller, and determine a performance of the turbocharger based at least in part on one or more of a cumulative number of detected surge events, a magnitude of detected surge events, or associated operational data.
METHOD AND SYSTEMS FOR A TURBOCHARGER
Various methods and systems are provided for a detecting surge of a turbocharger in an engine system. In one example, system includes a turbocharger including a compressor coupled to a turbine and a controller and sensor system configured to detect a surge event of the turbocharger based on at least one of a rate of change of a pressure measured by sensors downstream of the compressor and a measured rate of change of turbine speed, store operational data associated with the surge event in memory of the controller, and determine a performance of the turbocharger based at least in part on one or more of a cumulative number of detected surge events, a magnitude of detected surge events, or associated operational data.
Inlet swirl control for turbochargers
An inlet duct, an induction system, and a system are disclosed for directing an inlet flow into an inlet compressor for use in an internal combustion engine. An example inlet duct may include one or more relief features disposed on an inner surface of the inlet duct. The one or more relief features may be made integral with the inlet duct. The one or more relief features may be disposed to protrude into the inlet flow to cause the inlet flow to swirl before reaching the inlet compressor.
SUPERCHARGING SYSTEM OF INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE AND METHOD OF CONTROLLING SUPERCHARGING SYSTEM
A supercharging system for an internal combustion engine controls an intake flow-passage switching valve and an exhaust flow-passage switching valve disposed in an intake flow passage and an exhaust flow passage, respectively, on the basis of a first control index which is calculated on the basis of a target boost pressure calculated on the basis of an operational state of the internal combustion engine and an actual boost pressure. The first control index is calculated from an arithmetic expression including opening degrees of the intake flow-passage switching valve and the exhaust flow-passage switching valve as variables.
SUPERCHARGING SYSTEM OF INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE AND METHOD OF CONTROLLING SUPERCHARGING SYSTEM
A supercharging system for an internal combustion engine controls an intake flow-passage switching valve and an exhaust flow-passage switching valve disposed in an intake flow passage and an exhaust flow passage, respectively, on the basis of a first control index which is calculated on the basis of a target boost pressure calculated on the basis of an operational state of the internal combustion engine and an actual boost pressure. The first control index is calculated from an arithmetic expression including opening degrees of the intake flow-passage switching valve and the exhaust flow-passage switching valve as variables.
SYSTEM FOR DEACTIVATING ENGINE CYLINDERS
Systems and methods for operating an engine with deactivating and non-deactivating valves is presented. In one example, the engine may include non-deactivating intake valves, deactivating intake valves, and only non-deactivating exhaust valves. The non-deactivating exhaust valves may operate to open and close during an engine cycle while deactivating intake valves remain closed during the engine cycle to prevent air flow through selected engine cylinders.
SYSTEM FOR DEACTIVATING ENGINE CYLINDERS
Systems and methods for operating an engine with deactivating and non-deactivating valves is presented. In one example, the engine may include non-deactivating intake valves, deactivating intake valves, and only non-deactivating exhaust valves. The non-deactivating exhaust valves may operate to open and close during an engine cycle while deactivating intake valves remain closed during the engine cycle to prevent air flow through selected engine cylinders.
Sprung gate valves movable by a solenoid actuator
A sprung gate for a valve having an endless elastic band sandwiched between first and second gate members that each define an opening therethrough in an open position portion thereof, which collectively form a passage through the sprung gate. The first gate member includes a fastener connected to a fastener receiving member of the second gate member thereby securing the first and second gate members together as a unit. This sprung gate unit is operatively connected to an actuator for linear translation within a pocket of a conduit to control fluid flow through the conduit. This assembled device may be manufactured using spin welding to sealingly mate the conduit to a housing enclosing the actuator.
Sprung gate valves movable by a solenoid actuator
A sprung gate for a valve having an endless elastic band sandwiched between first and second gate members that each define an opening therethrough in an open position portion thereof, which collectively form a passage through the sprung gate. The first gate member includes a fastener connected to a fastener receiving member of the second gate member thereby securing the first and second gate members together as a unit. This sprung gate unit is operatively connected to an actuator for linear translation within a pocket of a conduit to control fluid flow through the conduit. This assembled device may be manufactured using spin welding to sealingly mate the conduit to a housing enclosing the actuator.
Separation chamber type anti-surge valve and commercial vehicle turbocharger system applying the same
A separation chamber type anti-surge valve may include a valve body formed with a charge air passage inlet and a charge air passage outlet, and a valve cover coupled to the valve body by a fastening member to define an empty inner space between the valve body and the valve cover, in which the inner space is divided into a diaphragm chamber and a bypass chamber by a valve guide, one side tip of a valve rod being fixed in the diaphragm chamber, a valve disc fixed to another side tip of the valve rod, and the diaphragm chamber is divided into a control pressure chamber and a normal static pressure chamber.