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The issues of creation of electronic systems of automatic control of fuel supply of internal combustion engines are considered. The concept of synthesis of the operation algorithm for the electronic diesel control unit, which is based on the method of analogy with the work of a mechanical all-mode regulator, is proposed. An important feature of the proposed algorithm is the independence of its performance from external factors, such as the type and quality of fuel, environmental conditions, technical condition of the engine, etc., and the selection of constant coefficients in the proposed…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The issues of creation of electronic systems of automatic control of fuel supply of internal combustion engines are considered. The concept of synthesis of the operation algorithm for the electronic diesel control unit, which is based on the method of analogy with the work of a mechanical all-mode regulator, is proposed. An important feature of the proposed algorithm is the independence of its performance from external factors, such as the type and quality of fuel, environmental conditions, technical condition of the engine, etc., and the selection of constant coefficients in the proposed equation allows you to easily synthesize the regulator to obtain any characteristics of the engine - from astatic to close to high-speed. The possibility of adapting the developed algorithm for use in fuel equipment with electromagnetic-valve control is substantiated, the concept of creating a "smart" research test bench is outlined, the scheme of the sequence of synthesis of the control system based on the predictive model is described. The collective monograph is intended for engine specialists, researchers, teachers, graduate students, students.
Autorenporträt
Talanin D.S., Doctor of Philosophy in Energy Engineering.Prokhorenko A. O., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor at the Department of Engines of Internal Fire.Kravchenko S.S., Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor at the Department of Engines and Hybrid Power Plants.