GT-POWER/SIMULINK SIMULATION AS A TOOL TO IMPROVE INDIVIDUAL CYLINDER AFR CONTROL IN A MULTICYLINDER S.I. ENGINE
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1 1 GT-Suite Users International Conference Frankfurt a.m., October 30 th 2000 GT-POWER/SIMULINK SIMULATION AS A TOOL TO IMPROVE INDIVIDUAL CYLINDER CONTROL IN A MULTICYLINDER S.I. ENGINE F. MILLO, G. DE PAOLA DIPARTIMENTO DI ENERGETICA POLITECNICO DI TORINO L. PILO DIREZIONE MOTOPROPULSORI FIAT AUTO S.p.A.
2 2 INTRODUCTION (1) IN CONVENTIONAL MULTICYLINDER S.I. ENGINES, FUEL ECONOMY, EXHAUST EMISSIONS AND DRIVEABILITY COULD BE MARKEDLY IMPROVED IF IMBALANCES BETWEEN DIFFERENT CYLINDERS (DUE TO THE VARIABILITY OF THE INJECTORS AND TO THE DIFFERENT BREATHING CHARACTERISTICS) WERE ELIMINATED BY INDIVIDUALLY MODIFYING FUEL- INJECTORS COMMANDS % Cyl. IMBALANCE 0% Cyl. IMBALANCE (data from Kainz et al., SAE ) HC [ppm] CO [ppm] NOx [ppm] bmep [bar] cov imep %
3 3 INTRODUCTION (2) HOWEVER, BECAUSE THE l SENSOR IS EXPOSED TO AN EXHAUST GAS MIXTURE THAT ORIGINATES FROM MULTIPLE CYLINDERS, ONLY THE AVERAGE VALUE OF IS SENSED, AND USUALLY NO COMPENSATION IS PERFORMED FOR EACH INDIVIDUAL CYLINDER. THEREFORE SEVERAL ATTEMPTS HAVE BEEN MADE TO OBTAIN AN ESTIMATION OF THE FOR EACH CYLINDER BY MEANS OF A SINGLE l SENSOR, AND UNIVERSAL EXHAUST GAS OXYGEN (UEGO) SENSORS HAVE FREQUENTLY BEEN USED, INSTEAD OF THE CONVENTIONAL SWITCHING EGO SENSORS. V EGO SENSOR V UEGO SENSOR
4 4 AIM OF THE WORK BECAUSE DESIGNING AND TUNING THE CONTROL SYSTEM STILL REMAINS A TIME CONSUMING ACTIVITY, SEVERAL EFFORTS HAVE BEEN MADE TO EXPLORE WAYS THAT COULD LEAD TO SIGNIFICANT REDUCTIONS OF THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS: IN PARTICULAR, THE USE OF NUMERICAL SIMULATION TO BUILD ENGINE MODELS BY WHICH CONTROL STRATEGIES CAN BE TESTED AND TUNED ON A DESK SEEMS TO BE VERY PROMISING. THE AIM OF THIS WORK IS THEREFORE TO EVALUATE THE USE OF A COMBINED GT-POWER/SIMULINK SIMULATION AS A TOOL TO ANALYZE POSSIBLE STRATEGIES TO IMPROVE INDIVIDUAL CYLINDER CONTROL IN A MULTICYLINDER S.I. ENGINE.
5 5 WORK OVERVIEW BUILDING A GT-POWER MODEL TO REPRODUCE TRACES MEASURED BY A UEGO SENSOR IN THE EXHAUST MANIFOLD BUILDING A MATLAB SIMULINK MODEL OF AN OBSERVER TO ESTIMATE INDIVIDUAL FROM THE MANIFOLD SIGNAL COUPLING THE TWO SUB-MODELS TO EVALUATE POSSIBLE STRATEGIES FOR INDIVIDUAL CYLINDER CONTROL
6 6 EXPERIMENTAL SET-UP ENGINE CHARACTERISTICS TYPE BORE/STROKE 4 STROKE S.I. 4 CYLINDERS 86.4/67.4 MM DISPLACEMENT 1581 CM 3 COMPRESSION RATIO 10.5:1 MAXIMUM POWER MAXIMUM TORQUE FUEL METERING SYSTEM DISTRIBUTION 76 KW AT 5750 RPM 144 NM AT 4000 RPM MULTI-POINT ELECTRONIC INJECTION DOHC, 4 VALVES/CYLINDER
7 7 EXPERIMENTAL SET-UP PROTOTYPE EXHAUST MANIFOLD A UEGO SENSOR WAS PLACED ON THE TOP OF THE EXHAUST MANIFOLD. MOREVOVER, TO MEASURE THE INDIVIDUAL VALUES OF EACH CYLINDER DURING THE EXPERIMENTAL TESTS, FOUR ADDITIONAL UEGO SENSORS WERE PLACED IN THE PRIMARY RUNNERS. OBVIOUSLY, ONLY THE SIGNAL MEASURED IN THE EXHAUST MANIFOLD WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR THE CONTROL SYSTEM.
8 8 EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE THE EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION WAS MAINLY FOCUSED ON PART- LOAD ENGINE OPERATING CONDITIONS, AND THE FOLLOWING TWO OPERATING POINTS WERE SELECTED: 2x2 (i.e. n = 2000 rpm - bmep = 2 bar) 3x4 (i.e. n = 3000 rpm - bmep = 4 bar) AT EACH SELECTED ENGINE OPERATING POINT: THE CLOSED-LOOP CONTROL WAS DISABLED THE FUEL MASS INJECTED INTO EACH CYLINDER WAS ADJUSTED IN ORDER TO OBTAIN A STOICHIOMETRIC THE FUEL MASS INJECTED INTO CYLINDER #1 WAS INCREASED BY 10%, AND THE CORRESPONDING VALUES MEASURED BY THE ALL THE FIVE UEGO SENSORS WERE MEASURED THE PROCEDURE WAS REPEATED FOR CYLINDERS #2, 3 AND 4, TO HIGHLIGHT THE CORRELATION BETWEEN THE SIGNAL DETECTED BY THE UEGO SENSOR PLACED IN THE EXHAUST MANIFOLD AND THE INDIVIDUAL VALUE OF EACH CYLINDER
9 EXPERIMENTAL DATA FOR MODEL VALIDATION 9 n = 2000 rpm - bmep = 2 bar cyl.#1 l»0.9, cyl. #2,3,4 l»1 166 consecutive engine cycles t [s] UEGO 1 UEGO 2 UEGO 3 UEGO 4 UEGO man.
10 EXPERIMENTAL DATA FOR MODEL VALIDATION n = 2000 rpm - bmep = 2 bar cyl.#1 l»0.9, cyl. #2,3,4 l»1 10 consecutive engine cycles t [s] UEGO 1 UEGO 2 UEGO 3 UEGO 4 UEGO man.
11 EXPERIMENTAL DATA FOR MODEL VALIDATION n = 2000 rpm - bmep = 2 bar cyl.#1 l»0.9, cyl. #2,3,4 l»1 ensemble average over an engine cycle c.a. [ ] UEGO 1 UEGO 2 UEGO 3 UEGO 4 UEGO man.
12 EXPERIMENTAL DATA FOR MODEL VALIDATION n = 2000 rpm - bmep = 2 bar cyl.#2 l»0.9, cyl. #1,3,4 l»1 ensemble average over an engine cycle c.a. [ ] UEGO 1 UEGO 2 UEGO 3 UEGO 4 UEGO man.
13 13 ENGINE SIMULATION MODEL COMPUTER SIMULATIONS WERE CARRIED OUT USING GT-POWER, WHICH WAS LINKED TO MATLAB- SIMULINK FOR THE ANALYSIS OF THE INJECTION CONTROL SYSTEM. IN A GT-POWER MODEL DIFFERENT FUEL QUANTITIES CAN BE INJECTED IN EACH ENGINE CYLINDER, AND THUS THE EXPERIMENTAL TESTS CAN BE REPRODUCED CLOSELY. MOREOVER, PID CONTROLLERS AND OTHER CONTROL TOOLS CAN BE IMPLEMENTED DIRECTLY IN THE GT-POWER MODEL
14 14 ENGINE SIMULATION MODEL A CAREFUL STUDY OF THE SCHEME ADOPTED FOR THE MANIFOLD JUNCTION WAS REQUIRED: THE JUNCTION WAS DIVIDED IN SUB- VOLUMES TRYING TO REPRODUCE, AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE, THE DIFFERENT FLOW PATTERNS FOLLOWED BY THE EXHAUST GASES INSIDE THE MANIFOLD. NEVERTHELESS, THE GAS MIXING PROCESSES THAT OCCUR IN THE MANIFOLD JUNCTION CAN HARDLY BE FULLY CAPTURED BY A ONE- DIMENSIONAL CODE, AND WOULD THEREFORE REQUIRE A 3-D MODELING OF THE MANIFOLD JUNCTION.
15 15 COMPARISON BETWEEN SIMULATED AND MEASURED VALUES (WITH GT-POWER STANDARD SENSOR) n = 2000 rpm, bmep = 2 bar cil. # 1 l»0.9, cil.# 2,3,4 l» CRANKSHAFT ANGLE [ ] UEGO1 UEGO2 UEGO3 UEGO4 UEGO man.
16 16 UEGO SENSOR DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR THE VALUES MEASURED BY THE UEGO SENSORS DO NOT CORRESPOND TO THE REAL VALUES, BECAUSE OF THE LIMITED BANDWIDTH OF THE SENSOR: ACTUALLY A UEGO SENSOR CAN BE REPRESENTED BY A FIRST ORDER SYSTEM, WITH A TIME CONSTANT t WHICH IS USUALLY BETWEEN 30 AND 50 ms. MOREOVER, THE UEGO SENSORS USUALLY SHOW AN APPRECIABLE ADDITIONAL DELAY BETWEEN THE ARRIVAL TIME OF THE EXHAUST GASES AT THE SENSOR LOCATION AND THE TIME AT WHICH THE FIRST OUTPUT VOLTAGE VARIATION CAN BE DETECTED. IN ORDER TO EVALUATE THE TIME CONSTANT t AND THE DELAY OF THE UEGO SENSORS, FURTHER EXPERIMENTAL TESTS HAVE THEREFORE BEEN PERFORMED, TRYING TO PRODUCE A STEP VARIATION IN THE, BY DELIBERATELY CAUSING A MISFIRE IN ONE CYLINDER. THE OCCURRENCE OF THE RISING EDGE ALLOWS THE EVALUATION OF THE DELAY OF THE UEGO SENSOR, WHILE THE RATE OF INCREASE IN THE UEGO OUTPUT VOLTAGE ALLOWS THE EVALUATION OF THE TIME CONSTANT t.
17 17 UEGO SENSOR DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR UEGO man inj. 3 Volt ref. TDC t [ms]
18 18 COMPARISON BETWEEN SIMULATED AND MEASURED VALUES (WITH UEGO MODEL) n = 2000 rpm, bmep = 2 bar cil. # 1 l»0.9, cil. # 2,3,4 l» CRANKSHAFT ANGLE [ ] UEGO 1 UEGO 2 UEGO 3 UEGO 4 UEGO man.
19 COMPARISON BETWEEN SIMULATED AND MEASURED VALUES (WITH UEGO MODEL) n = 2000 rpm, bmep = 2 bar cil. # 2 l»0.9, cil. # 1,3,4 l» CRANKSHAFT ANGLE [ ] UEGO 1 UEGO 2 UEGO 3 UEGO 4 UEGO man.
20 20 COMPARISON BETWEEN SIMULATED AND MEASURED VALUES (WITH UEGO MODEL) n = 3000 rpm, bmep = 4 bar cil. # 1 l»0.9, cil. # 2,3,4 l» CRANKSHAFT ANGLE [ ] UEGO 1 UEGO 2 UEGO 3 UEGO 4 UEGO man.
21 21 COMPARISON BETWEEN SIMULATED AND MEASURED VALUES (WITH UEGO MODEL) n = 3000 rpm, bmep = 4 bar cil. # 2 l»0.9, cil. # 1,3,4 l» CRANKSHAFT ANGLE [ ] UEGO 1 UEGO 2 UEGO 3 UEGO 4 UEGO man.
22 22 ESTIMATION OF THE VALUE OF EACH CYLINDER FROM THE VALUE MEASURED IN THE EXHAUST MANIFOLD SEVERAL METHODS HAVE BEEN PROPOSED IN LITERATURE TO ESTIMATE THE INDIVIDUAL CYLINDER FROM THE MANIFOLD SIGNAL: IN THIS WORK THE APPROACH FOLLOWED BY Hasagawa et al. (SAE ) WAS CHOSEN. ACCORDING TO THE OBSERVER THEORY, THE VALUE FOR EACH CYLINDER CAN BE DETERMINED FROM THE ACTUAL VALUE MASURED AT THE CONFLUENCE POINT AS FOLLOWS. ASSUMING THAT VALUES ARE SAMPLED AT TIME INTERVALS EQUAL TO 180 CA, THE VALUE MEASURED IN THE MANIFOLD AT INSTANT K CAN BE EXPRESSED AS A WEIGHTED AVERAGE OF THE VALUES OF DIFFERENT CYLNDERS, WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS DECREASING ACCORDING TO THE FIRING SEQUENCE: man ( k) = c ( k) + c ( k ) + c ( k 2) + c ( k 3) 4 cyl 3 cyl 1 2 cyl 1 cyl
23 23 ESTIMATION OF THE VALUE OF EACH CYLINDER FROM THE VALUE MEASURED IN THE EXHAUST MANIFOLD THE WEIGHTING FACTORS c i CAN BE DETERMINED FROM AN EXPERIMENTAL DATA SET, AND THE EQUATION CAN BE WRITTEN IN THE FORM OF A MATRIX EQUATION: man ( k) = [ ( k) ( k 1) ( k 2) ( k 3) ] cyl OR, WITH A MORE COMPACT NOTATION: cyl ( k ) C X ( k ) Y = AFTER A COMPLETE FIRING SEQUENCE, AT STEADY STATE OPERATING CONDITIONS: OR, WITH A MORE COMPACT NOTATION: cyl cyl ( k + 1) = ( k 3) cyl ( k +1) A X ( k ) X = cyl c c c c
24 24 ESTIMATION OF THE VALUE OF EACH CYLINDER FROM THE VALUE MEASURED IN THE EXHAUST MANIFOLD ( k ) C X ( k ) Y = ( k +1) A X ( k ) X = FINALLY, FROM THE OBSERVER THEORY: Xˆ Xˆ ( ) ( k + 1) = A Xˆ ( k ) + K Y ( k ) Yˆ ( k ) ( k + 1) = ( A KC ) Xˆ ( k ) + KY ( k ) ONCE THE K MATRIX HAS BEEN DETERMINED, THE INTERNAL STATE VARIABLE X (i.e. THE INDIVIDUAL CYLINDER ) CAN BE EVALUATED FROM THE OBSERVED OUTPUT Y (i.e. THE IN THE EXHAUST MANIFOLD).
25 25 ESTIMATION OF THE VALUE OF EACH CYLINDER FROM THE VALUE MEASURED IN THE EXHAUST MANIFOLD n = 2000 rpm, bmep = 2 bar cil. # 1 l»0.9, cil. # 2,3,4 l» OBSERVER 1 EXPERIMENTAL 3 OBSERVER 3 EXPERIMENTAL TIME [s]
26 26 MATLAB/SIMULINK MODEL THE OBSERVER FOR THE ESTIMATE OF THE OF EACH CYLINDER WAS IMPLEMENTED IN A MATLAB/SIMULINK MODEL, THE INPUT OF WHICH WAS THE VALUE IN THE EXHAUST MANIFOLD SIMULATED BY THE GT- POWER MODEL
27 27 COUPLING THE TWO SUB-MODELS OBSERVER MODEL (MATLAB/SIMULINK) ENGINE MODEL (GT-POWER )
28 28 EXAMPLE OF INDIVIDUAL CONTROL n = 2000 rpm, pme = 2 bar cil. 1 l»0.9, cil. 2,3,4 l»1 16 START OF INJ. DISTURB 15.5 Kp=-2 Ki=-2 Kd= PID CONTROL ACTIVATED TIME [s]
29 29 CONCLUSIONS A GT-POWER ENGINE MODEL HAS BEEN EMPLOYED, IN CONJUNCTION WITH MATLAB-SIMULINK, AS A TOOL TO IMPROVE INDIVIDUAL CYLINDER CONTROL IN A MULTICYLINDER S.I. ENGINE. THE NUMERICAL SIMULATION HAS BEEN USED TO REPRODUCE A MISFUNCTION OF THE FUELLING SYSTEM, WHICH CAUSED ONE OF THE FOUR CYLINDERS TO BE FUELLED WITH AN AIR/FUEL RATIO 10% RICHER THAN THE OTHERS, AND, AFTER COMPARING THE SIMULATED UEGO RESPONSE WITH EXPERIMENTAL MEASUREMENTS, THE NUMERICAL SIMULATION HAS BEEN SHOWN TO BE RELIABLE AND HELPFUL FOR THE STUDY OF A PROPER FUEL INJECTION CONTROL STRATEGY ON A DESK, THUS REDUCING THE EXPERIMENTAL TESTS REQUIRED.
30 30 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS THE AUTHORS WISH TO THANK: GAMMA TECHNOLOGIES, FOR THE SUPPORT AND FOR THE USE OF A PRELIMINARY RELEASE OF GT-POWER GRANTED TO THE POLITECNICO DI TORINO; THE DIRECTORS OF FIAT AUTO S.P.A. FOR THEIR SUPPORT AND THEIR PERMISSION TO PUBLISH THIS PAPER; DR. TUBETTI (FIAT AUTO S.P.A.) AND DR. PISONI (CENTRO RICERCHE FIAT), FOR KINDLY PROVIDING MOST OF THE EXPERIMENTAL DATA; PROF. FIORIO (POLITECNICO DI TORINO), DR. MASCELLINI (FIAT AUTO S.P.A), FOR THEIR SUGGESTIONS DURING THE SIMULATION ACTIVITY.
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