Method for ascertaining a cylinder charge of an internal combustion engine achievable within a certain time period
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsPatrick MENOLD, Michael DRUNG, Rainer MAIER
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AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsPatrick MENOLD, Michael DRUNG, Rainer MAIER
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A method for ascertaining a cylinder charge of an internal combustion engine of a vehicle achievable within a certain time period. In this case, a charging behavior of an air system, in particular of an intake manifold and of a charge air line, of the combustion engine is ascertained within the certain time period as a function of the instantaneous operating variables of the internal combustion engine, as well as of a dynamic of a final control element of the air system, in particular of a throttle valve. The cylinder charge achievable within the certain time period is ascertained as a function of the ascertained charging behavior of the air system and as a function of a charge buildup by a charger.
A method for ascertaining a cylinder charge of an internal combustion engine of a vehicle achievable within a predefinable time period, comprising:
A computer-readable storage medium storing a computer program for ascertaining a cylinder charge of an internal combustion engine of a vehicle achievable within a predefinable time period, the computer program, when executed by a control unit, causing the control unit to perform:
An electronic storage medium storing a computer program for ascertaining a cylinder charge of an internal combustion engine of a vehicle achievable within a predefinable time period, the computer program, when executed by a control unit, causing the control unit to perform:
An electronic control unit to ascertain a cylinder charge of an internal combustion engine of a vehicle achievable within a predefinable time period, the electronic control unit configured to ascertain a charging behavior of an air system, the air system including at least one of an intake manifold, and a charge air line of the combustion engine, the charging behavior being ascertained within the time period as a function of instantaneous operating variables of the internal combustion engine, and of a value which characterizes a dynamic of a final control element of the air system, the final control element including a throttle valve, the electronic control unit being further configured to ascertain the achievable cylinder charge within the time period as a function of the ascertained charging behavior of the air system, and as a function of a charge buildup by a charger of the internal combustion engine.
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