Device for suppressing engine knocking in internal combustion engines
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsOskar Torno, Carsten Kluth, Werner Haeming, Steffen Franke, Michael Baeuerle
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Abstract
A device for suppressing knocks in internal combustion engines, in which the ignition firing point is adjusted after knocking has occurred, and this knock control is only activated in response to specifiable thermal conditions in the internal combustion engine. The gas-inlet temperature in the combustion chamber of the internal combustion engine is ascertained for the valuation of the thermal conditions of the internal combustion engine and for switching the knock control into the active state.
Claims4
A device for suppressing knocks in an internal combustion engine, comprising:
- means for ascertaining at least one operating parameter;
- a control unit for determining at least one manipulated variable for an injection and an ignition based on the at least one operating parameter;
- means for ascertaining a gas-inlet temperature in a combustion chamber for determining a presence of particular thermal conditions of the internal combustion engine;
- at least one knock sensor for detecting a knocking;
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- a device for correcting the at least one manipulated variable for the ignition such that, in response to the detected knocking, the at least one manipulated variable for the ignition is adjusted away from a knock limit to suppress the knocking and, after a preselected number of knock-free combustions, the at least one manipulated variable for the ignition is subsequently adjusted forward again stepwise to the at least one manipulated variable as determined by the control unit, the knocking suppression only being switched into an active state in response to the presence of the particular thermal conditions of the internal combustion engine.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.