[특허]Fuel management system for variable ethanol octane enhancement of gasoline engines

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Fuel management system for variable ethanol octane enhancement of gasoline engines

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국가/구분	United States(US) Patent 등록
국제특허분류(IPC7판)	F02D-041/30 F02D-041/00 F02B-047/04 F02B-051/00 F02M-025/14 F02D-019/08 F02B-017/00 F02B-007/00 F02B-047/00 F02M-025/00 F02D-035/02 F02P-005/04 F02D-041/38
출원번호	US-0716675 (2017-09-27)
등록번호	US-10138826 (2018-11-27)
발명자 / 주소	Cohn, Daniel R. Heywood, John B. Bromberg, Leslie
출원인 / 주소	MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
대리인 / 주소	Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP
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Fuel management system for efficient operation of a spark ignition gasoline engine. Injectors inject an anti-knock agent such as ethanol directly into a cylinder of the engine. A fuel management microprocessor system controls injection of the anti-knock agent so as to control knock and minimize that amount of the anti-knock agent that is used in a drive cycle. It is preferred that the anti-knock agent is ethanol. The use of ethanol can be further minimized by injection in a non-uniform manner within a cylinder. The ethanol injection suppresses knock so t...

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1. A fuel management system for a spark ignition engine that has a first fueling system that uses direct injection and also has a second fueling system that uses port fuel injection; and where the fueling is such that there is a first torque range where both the first and second fueling system are used throughout the range;and where the fraction of fueling provided by the first fueling system is higher at the highest value of torque in the first torque range than in the lowest value of torque in the first torque range;and where there is a second torque range where only the second fueling system is used;where when the torque is higher than the highest value of torque in the second torque range the engine is operated in the first torque range;and where the second torque range extends from zero torque to the highest torque in the second torque range. 2. The fuel management system of claim 1 where the fraction of fueling that is provided by the first fueling system in the first torque range increases with increasing torque. 3. The fuel management system of claim 1 where the fraction of fueling that is provided by the first fueling system in the first torque range increases with increasing torque in such a way that knock is prevented. 4. The fuel management system of claim 1 where the fraction of fueling that is provided by the first fueling system in the first torque range increases with increasing torque such that it is substantially equal to the fraction needed to prevent knock. 5. The fuel management system of claim 1 where in at least part of the first torque range closed loop control using a knock detector is used to increase the fraction of fueling that is provided by the first fueling system in the first torque range with increasing torque such that it is substantially equal to the fraction needed to prevent knock. 6. The fuel management system of claim 1 where in at least part of the first torque range closed loop control using a knock detector is used to increase the fraction of fueling that is provided by the first fueling system in the first torque range with increasing torque such that it is substantially equal to the fraction needed to prevent knock and where open loop control using a look up table is also employed. 7. The fuel management system of claim 1 where throughout the entire first torque range closed loop control using a knock detector is used to increase the fraction of fueling that is provided by the first fueling system in the first torque range with increasing torque such that it is substantially equal to the fraction needed to prevent knock. 8. The fuel management system of claim 1 where throughout the entire first torque range closed loop control using a knock detector is used to increase the fraction of fueling that is provided by the first fueling system in the first torque range with increasing torque such that it is substantially equal to the fraction needed to prevent knock and where open loop control using a look up table is also employed. 9. The fuel management system of claim 1 where if torque were increased beyond the highest torque in the second torque range fueling by the first fueling system alone would be needed to prevent knock. 10. The fuel management system of claim 1 where fueling from the first fueling system throughout the first torque range is minimized. 11. The fuel management system of claim 1 the highest torque in the second torque range is the highest torque at which the engine can be operated without the need for fueling from the first fueling system to prevent knock. 12. A fuel management system for a spark ignition engine that has a first fueling system that uses direct injection and also has a second fueling system that uses port fuel injection; and where the fueling is such that there is a first torque range where both the first and second fueling system are used throughout the range;and where there is a second torque range where only the second fueling system is used;where when the torque is higher than the highest value of torque in the second torque range the engine is operated in the first torque range;and where the second torque range extends from zero torque to the highest torque in the second torque range. 13. The fuel management system of claim 12 where the fraction of fuel provided by the first fueling system increases with increasing torque in at least part of the first torque range. 14. The fuel management system of claim 12 where the fraction of fuel provided by the first fueling system increases with increasing torque in at least part of the first torque range; and where spark retard is used to reduce the fraction of fuel that is provided by the first fueling system. 15. The fuel management system of claim 12 where the fraction of fuel provided by the first fueling system increases with increasing torque in at least part of the first torque range; and where spark retard is used to reduce the fraction of fuel provided by the first fueling system to zero. 16. The fuel management system of claim 12 where spark retard is used to reduce the fraction of fuel that is provided by the first fueling system. 17. The fuel management system of claim 12 where spark retard is used to reduce the fraction of fuel that is provided by the first fueling system; and where the fuel management system uses information from a knock detector and a sensed parameter. 18. The fuel management system of claim 12 where spark retard is used to reduce the fraction of fuel that is provided by the first fueling system to zero. 19. The fuel management system of claim 12 where spark retard is used to reduce the fraction of fuel that is provided by the first fueling system to zero; and where the fuel management system uses information from a knock detector and a sensed parameter. 20. The fuel management system of claim 12 where the fraction of fuel provided by the first fueling system in the first torque range increases with increasing torque; and where spark retard is used to reduce the fraction of fuel that would otherwise be used. 21. A fuel management system for a spark ignition engine where a fuel is provided by a first fueling system using direct injection and by a second fueling system using port fuel injection; and where there is a torque range throughout which both fueling systems are used;and wherein as torque decreases the fraction of fueling provided by the first fueling system decreases;and where there is second torque range where only the second fueling system is used. 22. The fuel management system of claim 21 where when the torque is higher than the highest torque in the second torque range the engine is operated in the first torque range. 23. The fuel management system of claim 22 where when the torque is higher than the highest torque in the second torque range the engine is operated in the first torque range; and where the second fueling system is used from zero torque to the highest torque in the first torque range;and where the highest torque in the first torque range is the highest torque at which the engine is operated with the use of both the first and second fueling systems;and where in at least part of the first torque as torque is increased, the fraction of fuel that is provided by the first fueling system is such that it is substantially equal to that needed to prevent knock as torque is increased. 24. The fuel management system of claim 22 where when the torque is higher than the highest torque in the second torque range the engine is operated in the first torque range; and where the second fueling system is used from zero torque to the highest torque in the first torque range;and where the highest torque in the first torque range is the highest torque at which the engine is operated with the use of both the first and second fueling systems;and where throughout the first torque range as torque is increased, the fraction of fuel that is provided by the first fueling system is such that it is substantially equal to that needed to prevent knock as torque is increased. 25. The fuel management system of claim 22 where when the torque is higher than the highest torque in the second torque range the engine is operated in the first torque range; and where the second fueling system is used from zero torque to the highest torque in the first torque range;and where the highest torque in the first torque range is the highest torque at which the engine is operated with the use of both the first and second fueling systems;and where throughout the first torque range as torque is increased, the fraction of fuel that is provided by the first fueling system is such that it is substantially equal to that needed to prevent knock as torque is increased;and where the highest torque in the first torque range is the highest torque at which the engine can be operated without the necessity of operating with use of the first fueling system alone. 26. The fuel management system of claim 22 where spark retard is employed so as to reduce the fraction of fuel that is provided by first fueling system. 27. The fuel management system of claim 22 where spark retard is employed so as to enable operation with the second fueling system alone where it would not otherwise be employed. 28. The fuel management system of claim 21 where when the torque is higher than the highest torque in the second torque range the engine is operated in the first torque range; and where the second torque range extends from zero torque to the highest torque in the first torque range. 29. The fuel management system of claim 21 where when the torque is higher than the highest torque in the second torque range the engine is operated in the first torque range; and where the second torque range extends from zero torque to the highest torque in the first torque range;and where in at least part of the first torque range as torque is increased, the fraction of fuel that is provided by the first fueling system is such that it is substantially equal to that needed to prevent knock as torque is increased. 30. The fuel management system of claim 29 where when the torque is higher than the highest torque in the second torque range the engine is operated in the first torque range; and where the second fueling system is used from zero torque to the highest torque in the first torque range;and where throughout the first torque range as torque is increased, the fraction of fuel that is provided by the first fueling system is such that it is substantially equal to that needed to prevent knock as torque is increased. 31. A fuel management system for a spark ignition engine where a fuel is provided by a first fueling system using direct injection and by a second fueling system using port fuel injection; and where there is a first torque range through which both fueling systems are used; and wherein as torque decreases the fraction of fueling provided by the first fueling system decreases; and where there is second torque range where only the second fueling system is used;and where the second torque range extends from zero torque to the lowest torque in the first torque range;and where spark retard is employed so as to reduce the fraction of fuel is provided by the first fueling system. 32. The fuel management system of claim 31 where in at least part of the first torque range the fraction of fuel that is provided by the first fueling system is substantially equal to that needed to prevent knock; and where the fueling management system uses a knock sensor to control the fraction of fuel that is provided by the first fueling system;and where spark retard is used to reduce the fraction of fuel provided by the first fueling system to zero. 33. The fuel management system of claim 31 where throughout the first torque range the fraction of fuel that is provided by the first fueling system is substantially equal to that needed to prevent knock; and where the fueling management system uses a knock sensor and also open loop control using a lookup table to control the fraction of fuel that is provided by the first fueling system;and where spark retard is used to reduce the fraction of fuel provided by the first fueling system to zero;and where the fuel management system uses information from a knock detector and from a sensed parameter in the control of spark retard;and where the highest torque in the second torque range is the highest torque at which the engine can be operation with the second fueling system alone without producing knock.

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