Pressure accumulation system for internal combustion engine
AssigneeToyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKichiro Kato, Keiji Yoeda
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AssigneeToyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKichiro Kato, Keiji Yoeda
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A pressure accumulation system for an internal combustion engine can prevent exhaust pressure from excessively increasing when pressurized gas is contained in a pressure accumulation container. A pressure accumulation system is applied for an internal combustion engine provided with an exhaust shut-off valve mounted in an exhaust path. The pressure accumulation system has a pressure accumulation tank into which gas can be introduced from that portion of an exhaust path. The pressure accumulation system also has a sensor for detecting the exhaust pressure, and an EGR valve is controlled based on the detection value from the exhaust gas sensor such that the pressure in that portion of the exhaust path which is on the upstream of the exhaust shut-off valve is limited below a predetermined exhaust gas upper limit value (Pmax) when gas is contained in the pressure accumulation tank.
A pressure accumulation system for an internal combustion engine, which is applied to an internal combustion engine in which an exhaust shut-off valve is provided in an exhaust path, the exhaust shut-off valve being able to switch between a fully-closed position where the exhaust path is closed and a fully-opened position where the exhaust path is opened, the pressure accumulation system for an internal combustion engine including a pressure accumulation container in which a pressurized gas can be accumulated, the pressure accumulation container being able to introduce gas from the exhaust path on an upstream side of the exhaust shut-off valve, the pressure accumulation container being able to supply the gas to the exhaust path on the upstream side of the exhaust shut-off valve, the pressurized gas being accumulated in the pressure accumulation container by increasing a pressure in the exhaust path on the upstream side of the exhaust shut-off valve,
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