Electronic Engine Management System and Method for A Truck Mounted Forklift
OwnerKevin Turnbull, Tomas McCabeinventors
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This invention relates to an electronic engine management system and method for a truck mounted forklift (TMFL). The TMFL electronic engine management system (EEMS) comprises a processor and a memory having computer program instructions loaded thereon. The computer program instructions, when executed by the processor, cause the EEMS to (i) determine when the amount of particulate matter (PM) in the diesel particulate filter (DPF) is above a first predetermined level, PL1; (ii) latch the engine into a DPF regeneration mode, causing the engine to automatically enter DPF regeneration mode each time the engine is turned on until the PM level is below a first regenerated level, RL1; and (iii) unlatch the engine from DPF regeneration mode once the amount of PM in the DPF is below RL1. In this way, the majority of DPF regeneration will be carried out in an active level 2 regeneration mode, avoiding the likelihood of carrying out regeneration at higher regeneration levels.
1) A truck mounted forklift (TMFL) electronic engine management system (EEMS) comprising a processor, a memory having computer program instructions loaded thereon that when executed by the processor, cause the EEMS to:
13) A TMFL having a truck mounted forklift (TMFL) electronic engine management system (EEMS) comprising a processor, a memory having computer program instructions loaded thereon that when executed by the processor, cause the EEMS to:
14) A method of operating a TMFL electronic engine management system (EEMS) comprising the steps of:
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