Journal article
Spark ignition engine control strategies for minimising cold start fuel consumption under cumulative tailpipe emissions constraints
DI Andrianovn, C Manzie, MJ Brear
Control Engineering Practice | PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD | Published : 2013
Abstract
This paper proposes a methodology for minimising the fuel consumption of a gasoline fuelled vehicle during cold starting. It first takes a validated dynamic model of an engine and its aftertreatment reported in a previous study (Andrianov, Brear, & Manzie, 2012) to identify optimised engine control strategies using iterative dynamic programming. This is demonstrated on a family of optimisation problems, in which fuel consumption is minimised subject to different tailpipe emissions constraints and exhaust system designs. Potential benefits of using multi-parameter optimisation, involving spark timing, air-fuel ratio and cam timing, are quantified. Single switching control policies are then pr..
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Awarded by Ford Motor Company
Funding Acknowledgements
This research was supported by the Advanced Centre for Automotive Research and Testing (ACART, www.acart.com.au), the Ford Motor Company of Australia and Australian Research Council Grants FT0991117 and FT100100538.