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Title:
Closed loop programmable EGR with coolant temperature sensitivity
Abstract:
A closed loop programmable EGR control system is disclosed. The EGR control system comprises a first read only memory having a look up table of base EGR pulse widths as a function of engine speed and absolute manifold pressure. This base EGR pulse width is corrected to a total desired pulse width by adding a correction pulse width obtained from a second read only memory. The second ROM stores values of the correction pulse width in a look up table as a function of engine speed and engine coolant temperature. This desired value of EGR pulse width is then compared to the actual EGR flow as sensed directly by a differential pressure transducer located in the exhaust gas recirculation conduit and an error signal is generated therefrom. The error signal is subsequently used to operate a solenoid pilot valve that alternately applies either a vacuum or atmospheric vent at a controllable rate to an EGR valve regulating the amount of exhaust gas recirculated to thereby reduce the error between the actual and desired EGR values.
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Inventors:
Toelle, Alvin D. (Fenton, MI, US)
Application Number:
870966
Filing Date: 1978-01-19 Publication_date: 1979-08-14 Assignee:
The Bendix Corporation (Southfield, MI)
Primary Class(es):
123/568.27
701/108
Other Classes:
US Patent Ref:
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Other Refs:
Primary Examiner:
Burns, Wendell E.
Assistant Examiner:
Attorney:
Marvin; William A.
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