Theoretical models are useful tools in the design of engine control systems, with applications that range from the definition of optimised management systems, to hardware-in-the-loop testing (HIL) and to model-based control strategies.To define theoretical models for control-oriented applications, an original library has been built up in Matlab®/Simulink® environment for the simulation of the intake and exhaust systems of automotive turbocharged engines.Starting from this library, a Mean Value Model (MVM) of a Diesel engine, with variable-geometry turbocharger (VGT), EGR and throttle valve, has been defined and fitted on a small automotive application. The model allowed to simulate in “real-time” engine behaviour: calculated and experimental data are reported and compared in the paper showing a good agreement both in steady and transient operating conditions.
A real-time model of a small turbocharged Multijet Diesel engine: application and validation
Sae Technical Papers
7th International Conference on Engines for Automobile ; 2005
2005-09-11
Conference paper
English
A Real-time Model of a Small Turbocharged Multijet Diesel Engine: Application and Validation
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