Method and device for operating an internal combustion engine
AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsWolfgang Mai, Jens Pache, Matthias Wiese
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AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsWolfgang Mai, Jens Pache, Matthias Wiese
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An internal combustion engine has an intake duct, which opens into at least one inlet of at least one cylinder. It also has a tank purging valve, which is configured to control the initiation of a tank purging flow into the intake duct at an inlet point upstream of the respective inlet of the respective cylinder. A main path is configured in the intake duct and a recirculation path is configured there with a recirculation control element, a recirculation inlet from the main path into the recirculation path and a recirculation outlet from the recirculation path into the main path. The recirculation outlet is disposed in the main path upstream in relation to the recirculation inlet. A cylinder tank purging fuel mass is determined as a function of an opening angle of the tank purging valve and an opening angle of the recirculation control element.
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A method for operating an internal combustion engine having a cylinder and an intake duct with a main path that opens into an inlet of the cylinder, comprising:
A device for operating an internal combustion engine having an intake duct connected to a cylinder inlet, a tank purging valve configured to control an initiation of a tank purging flow into the intake duct, the tank purging valve arranged at an inlet point upstream of the cylinder inlet, a main path arranged in the intake duct and a recirculation path arranged parallel to the main path and configured with a recirculation control element, a recirculation inlet from the main path into the recirculation path and a recirculation outlet from the recirculation path into the main path where the recirculation outlet is disposed in the main path upstream in relation to the recirculation inlet, comprising:
An internal combustion engine system, comprising:
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