Method and device for calculating concentration of hydrocarbon in fuel evaporation gas of vehicle
AssigneesHyundai Motor Company, Kia Corporation
InventorsJung Seop Son, Taegon Noh, HyungSeok Yoon
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AssigneesHyundai Motor Company, Kia Corporation
InventorsJung Seop Son, Taegon Noh, HyungSeok Yoon
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A method includes calculating a first fuel evaporation gas density in a purge pump of a vehicle based on a pressure difference between a front end and a rear end of the purge pump, a radius of a fluid passage of the purge pump, a number of rotations of the purge pump, and an opening amount of a purge control solenoid valve, filtering the first fuel evaporation gas density, calculating a second fuel evaporation gas density in the purge pump based on the filtered first fuel evaporation gas density, calculating a third fuel evaporation gas density in a standard temperature and pressure state based on the second fuel evaporation gas density, a current pressure in the purge pump, and a current temperature in the purge pump, and calculating a concentration of hydrocarbon in a fuel evaporation gas in the purge pump based on the third fuel evaporation gas density.
A method for providing fuel to an engine of a vehicle based on calculating a concentration of hydrocarbon in fuel evaporation gas of the vehicle, the vehicle further including an active fuel vapor purge system that includes a purge pump and a purge control solenoid valve configured to supply fuel evaporation gas pumped by the purge pump to an intake manifold of the engine, the method comprising:
A device configured to provide fuel to an engine of a vehicle based on calculating a concentration of hydrocarbon in fuel evaporation gas of the vehicle, the vehicle further including an active fuel vapor purge system that includes a purge pump and a purge control solenoid valve configured to supply fuel evaporation gas pumped by the purge pump to an intake manifold of the engine, the device comprising:
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