Scania Cv Ab

Gm Global Technolgoy Operations, Inc.

Andreas Dahl

Ola Stenlåås

Eric Olofsson

Håkan Sarby

Michael Vallinder

Erik Höckerdal

Daniel Norling

Hans Göransson

Niclas Gunnarsson

Per-Inge Larsson, Sr

Erik Lind

Jonas Aspfors

Ola Jönsson

Niklas Philipson

Jerker Lindmark

Martin Stenberg

Anders Eklund

Andreas Rindeskär

Christopher Ringström

Fredrik Birgersson

Marcus Ahlin

Johan Linderyd

Pontus Johansson

Bengt Anderberg

Joakim Rodebäck

Henrik Höglund

Henrik Andersson

Torbjörn Eliassen

Per Stålhammar

Henrik Skog

A method of controlling inlet valves and exhaust valves of a cylinder of an internal combustion engine to obtain an engine braking effect is disclosed. The method comprises the steps of preventing at least one exhaust valve of the cylinder from closing completely during a plurality of successive intake, compression, expansion, and exhaust strokes of the cylinder, phase shifting control of at least one exhaust valve and regulating the amount of air being pumped through the cylinder by phase shifting control of at least one inlet valve of the cylinder. The present disclosure further relates to a computer program, a computer-readable medium, a control arrangement, an internal combustion engine, and a vehicle comprising an internal combustion engine.

Method of controlling inlet valves and exhaust valves of an internal combustion engine, control arrangement, combustion engine, and vehicle

The disclosure concerns a method for vibration reduction in a compression ignition four-stroke internal combustion engine. The internal combustion engine comprises exhaust and intake valves controlled by exhaust and intake camshafts. The method comprises, when operating the internal combustion engine below a threshold rotational speed, steps of: changing a timing of the exhaust camshaft to advance closing of the exhaust valve, and —changing a timing of the intake camshaft to delay opening of the intake valve.

Vibration reduction in internal combustion engine

Disclosed is a four-stroke direct injection engine comprising a camshaft, and exhaust valve, and a control system. The control system is configured to change the timing of the camshaft to advance a closing of the exhaust valve, control a first fuel injection step during a compression stroke of the piston, control a second fuel injection step during a power stroke of the piston, and control a third fuel injection step, after the second fuel injection step, during the power stroke of the piston.

Four-stroke internal combustion engine and method of operating four-stroke internal combustion engine

The disclosure concerns an internal combustion engine comprising an exhaust camshaft, an intake camshaft, a turbocharger, and a control system. The turbocharger comprises a compressor. A timing of the exhaust camshaft and a timing of the intake camshaft are controllable by the control system, which is configured to: store a compressor map related to the compressor, store a reference area within the compressor map, and determine at least two parameters. In response to the at least two parameters indicating that a current operational point of the compressor is outside the reference area, the control system changes the timing of the exhaust camshaft to advance closing of the exhaust valve, and the timing of the intake camshaft to delay opening of the intake valve.

Four-stroke internal combustion engine and method of controlling timings of an exhaust camshaft and an intake camshaft

The disclosure concerns variable valve timing of a four-stroke ICE. The ICE comprises: an exhaust valve and an intake valve an exhaust camshaft an intake camshaft and a cylinder arrangement. The cylinder arrangement comprises a combustion chamber a cylinder bore and a piston. The control arrangement is configured to: perform a first sequence of changes in the timings of the exhaust and intake camshafts in order to arrive from a first camshaft timing setting at a second camshaft timing setting based on a first current maximum cylinder pressure within the combustion chamber around top dead centre fire and/or around to dead centre gas exchange.

Variable valve timing internal combustion engine

A four stroke internal combustion engine is disclosed comprising at least one cylinder arrangement, an exhaust conduit, and at least one turbine. The cylinder arrangement comprises an exhaust port arrangement configured to open and close an exhaust flow area, A. The cylinder arrangement has a maximum volume, V. The exhaust conduit extends between the exhaust flow area, A, and a turbine wheel inlet area, A, of the turbine and has an exhaust conduit volume, Vthat is &#x2264;0.5 times the maximum volume, V. The exhaust port arrangement is configured to expose the exhaust flow area, A, at a size of at least 0.22 times the maximum volume, V, when a piston of the cylinder arrangement is at the bottom dead centre, BDC.

Four stroke internal combustion engine

A four-stroke internal combustion engine is disclosed. A camshaft and a crankshaft if the engine are synchronized to rotate at a same rotational speed. A first linkage arrangement is configured to change the motion of an exhaust valve head. A second linkage arrangement is configured to change the motion of the intake valve head. A control unit is configured for controlling the first linkage arrangement to selectively prevent the motion of the exhaust valve head and for controlling the second linkage arrangement to selectively prevent the motion of the intake valve head.

Four-stroke internal combustion engine thereto related vehicle and method

A four-stroke internal combustion engine is disclosed. A camshaft and a crankshaft if the engine are synchronised to rotate at a same rotational speed. A first linkage arrangement is configured to change the motion of an exhaust valve head. A second linkage arrangement is configured to change the motion of the intake valve head. A control unit is configured for controlling the first linkage arrangement to selectively prevent or reduce the motion of the exhaust valve head and for controlling the second linkage arrangement to selectively prevent or reduce the motion of the intake valve head.

The present invention relates to a combustion engine, comprising an intake system having a throttle valve controlling an air flow to the combustion engine, a brake booster being in fluid communication with the intake system, downstream the throttle valve, via an evacuation duct for evacuation of air from the brake booster to the intake system, a crankcase being in fluid communication with the intake system, downstream the throttle valve, via a low load duct for conducting crankcase gases to the intake system, a venturi tube forming part of the low load duct, wherein the venturi tube comprises a narrow venturi tube portion forming a flow resistance within the low load duct through which the crankcase gases have to pass, wherein the evacuation duct is also fluidly connected to the venturi tube portion, via a connection duct, for further evacuation of air from the brake booster to the intake system.

Crankcase ventilation in a combustion engine for a vehicle

Growing community of inventors

Nyköping, Sweden

Andreas Dahl