Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Hajime Uto

Masanobu Takazawa

Naoaki Takeda

Masayuki Toyokawa

Noritaka Kimura

Kosuke Ihara

Yosuke Yamada

Yuto Katori

Masaki Ueno

Masaki Nagakura

Yoshikazu Tanaka

Takahiro Okada

Naoki Inoue

Jun Kato

Osami Yamamoto

Kenji Tsukahara

Yoshinori Matsuo

Yoshiharu Ishigami

Takuya Mito

Shumon Hoshino

Masashi Hidaka

Takayoshi Nakamura

Included are: a CO2 adsorberincluding a plurality of adsorption passagesallowing exhaust gas to flow through and an adsorbent, on its wall surface, capable of adsorbing and desorbing CO2 depending on a temperature, and a heat exchangerincluding a plurality of heat exchange passagesallowing the exhaust gas to flow through, being disposed in contact with the CO2 adsorber, and, when the exhaust gas flows through the heat exchange passages, transferring the heat to the CO2 adsorberfor heating it while removing the heat of the exhaust gas. The numbers of adsorption cellsand heat exchange cellsper unit area in a transverse section C are each set to a predetermined number and/or the sizes of the adsorption celland the heat exchange cellin the transverse section C are each set to a predetermined size.

CO2 separation apparatus for internal combustion engine

The disclosure provides a vehicle battery cooling device including, in a vehicle equipped with a battery for driving, a battery accommodation part, an outside air introduction passage introducing air outside the vehicle, a heat exchanger cooling air introduced into the outside air introduction passage, a first air conditioning passage, a second air conditioning passage, a first discharge passage, and a second discharge passage. The first air conditioning passage is communicated to the heat exchanger and the vehicle room to supply air cooled by the heat exchanger to the vehicle room. The second air conditioning passage is communicated to the heat exchanger and the battery accommodation part to supply air cooled by the heat exchanger to the battery accommodation part. The first discharge passage discharges air in the vehicle room to outside the vehicle. The second discharge passage discharges air in the battery accommodation part to outside the vehicle.

Vehicle battery cooling device

The disclosure is a battery temperature raising device for hybrid vehicle that raises the temperature of a battery. In an engine travelling mode, when an engine water temperature is higher than a specified cooling water temperature, a first battery circuit is connected to a main circuit and the temperature of the battery is raised by cooling water in the main circuit (first temperature raising control). In a motor travelling mode, when a motor generator temperature is higher than a battery temperature, the first battery circuit and a heat exchanger flow path are connected to the main circuit, and thereby a closed circuit through which cooling water circulates without passing through an engine is formed, and the temperature of the battery is raised by the cooling water that is raised in temperature by heat exchange with a refrigerant in a heat exchanger (second temperature raising control).

Battery temperature raising device for hybrid vehicle

Provided is an installation structure of a heat accumulator for a vehicle, provided on a back surface side of a bumper beam of the vehicle in the front portion of the vehicle and accumulates heat by storing a refrigerant. The bumper beam extends in the left-right direction of the vehicle and has a height dimension A in the vertical direction orthogonal to the length direction. The heat accumulator extends along the length direction of the bumper beam in a state of being close to a back surface of the bumper beam, and has a height dimension B in the vertical direction orthogonal to the length direction. The bumper beam and the heat accumulator are arranged with centers in the vertical direction coinciding with each other in the front-rear direction, and the height dimension B is set to A&#x2264;B&#x2264;1.6A with respect to the height dimension A.

Installation structure of heat accumulator for vehicle

A heat accumulation and dissipation device () for an internal combustion engine () includes, in a cooling circuit () for circulating cooling water used to cool the internal combustion engine (), a heat accumulator () for accumulating the cooling water, and an exhaust heat recovery device () for recovering the heat of exhaust gas through the cooling water, wherein when the internal combustion engine () is started, heat is dissipated by sending the cooling water of the heat accumulator () to the internal combustion engine (). The cooling circuit () includes a heat accumulation and dissipation circuit () configured to perform heat accumulation and dissipation while circulating the cooling water between the internal combustion engine () and the heat accumulator (), and the heat accumulator () is arranged upstream of the heat accumulator () of the heat accumulation and dissipation circuit ().

Heat accumulation and dissipation device for internal combustion engine

Provided is a layout structure of refrigerant piping near a heat accumulator in a vehicle, which is connected to the heat accumulator and can reduce cooling of the refrigerant piping near the heat accumulator due to blowing of wind that comes with running of the vehicle, thereby suppressing heat dissipation of the refrigerant flowing into and out of the heat accumulator. The heat accumulator mounted in a front portion of the vehicle is arranged to extend in a direction substantially orthogonal to a front-rear direction of the vehicle, and has refrigerant inflow part and outflow part at an end. The refrigerant piping includes inflow piping connected to the inflow part and outflow piping connected to the outflow part. The inflow piping and outflow piping are arranged to extend along a length direction of the heat accumulator in a state of being close to a back surface of the heat accumulator.

Layout structure of refrigerant piping near heat accumulator in vehicle

A heat distribution device for hybrid vehicle is provided, including: an engine cooling circuit through which cooling water for cooling an internal combustion engine circulates; a MG cooling circuit through which a refrigerant for cooling a motor generator circulates; and a heat exchanger which performs heat exchange between the cooling water and the refrigerant. When it is determined based on a charging rate SOC of a battery that the battery can be charged, charging control is performed to charge the battery with electric power generated in a regenerative operation; when it is determined that the battery cannot be charged, heat dissipation control is performed to dissipate the heat generated by the regenerative operation to the engine cooling circuit side by the heat exchange between the refrigerant and the cooling water in the heat exchanger.

Heat distribution device for hybrid vehicle

The cooling water control apparatus of the disclosure includes: a cooling water circuit; a heat accumulator which is arranged in the cooling water circuit and stores high-temperature cooling water flowing out from an internal combustion engine; an on-off valve for opening/closing the cooling water circuit; a heater passage which is connected in parallel to the cooling water circuit; and a flow rate control valve which controls a flow rate of the cooling water inside the heater passage. The cooling water inside the heat accumulator is supplied to the internal combustion engine by closing the flow rate control valve and opening the on-off valve in order to promote warm-up at the start of the internal combustion engine, and thereafter, the on-off valve is closed, and an opening degree of the flow rate control valve is controlled to make the temperature of the internal combustion engine reach a specified target temperature.

Cooling water control apparatus for internal combustion engine

A battery temperature raising device is provided which raises, in a vehicle having an internal combustion engine and a motor using a chargeable battery as a power source, the temperature of the battery during charging in a state that the internal combustion engine is stopped. The battery temperature raising device includes a main circuit where cooling water circulates through the internal combustion engine; a first battery circuit connected in parallel to the main circuit; and a second flow rate control valve arranged in the first battery circuit. A first temperature raising control for raising the temperature of the battery is executed, when a battery temperature is equal to or below a predetermined temperature and an engine water temperature is higher than the battery temperature during charging the battery, by opening the second flow rate control valve and introducing the cooling water inside the main circuit into the first battery circuit.

Battery temperature raising device

The thermal management system includes a cooling circuit in which cooling water circulates, a heat exchange circuit in which cooling water performing heat exchange with a battery flows, a flow rate control valve which adjusts a flow rate of cooling water flowing from the cooling circuit to the heat exchange circuit, a shutter which adjusts an introduction amount of outside air into an engine room, and an ECU which controls an opening degree of the flow rate control valve and an opening degree of the shutter. The ECU controls the shutter and the flow rate control valve to be in a fully closed state when a cooling water temperature is less than a valve opening temperature of a thermostat valve and controls the shutter and the flow rate control valve to be in an open state when the cooling water temperature is greater than the valve opening temperature.

Thermal management system for vehicle

A thermal management system of a vehicle includes: a cooling circuit in which cooling water circulates; a heat accumulator storing the cooling water; a flow control valve adjusting a flow rate of the cooling water flowing to the heat accumulator; a radiator; a thermostatic valve adjusting the flow rate of the cooling water flowing to the radiator; a grille shutter adjusting amount of outside air introduced from a front grille into an engine room; a cooling water temperature sensor; a heat radiation control unit supplying the cooling water to the cooling circuit to warm up an engine when the engine is cold; and a heat storage control unit, by controlling opening degrees of the flow control valve and the grille shutter according to a cooling water temperature, supplying from the cooling circuit to the heat accumulator the cooling water whose temperature is raised by heat of the engine.

Vehicle thermal management system

A control device of an internal-combustion engine capable of improving merchantability by promptly and appropriately securing an in-cylinder fresh air amount even when an internal-combustion engine including a boost device and an EGR device is in a transient operation state is provided. A control deviceincludes an ECU. The ECUcalculates an intake air amount GGAScyl, sets an upper-limit target fresh air amount GAIR_hisH, controls a boost operation of a boost devicewhen an operating range of an internal-combustion engineis in a predetermined boost range, and controls an EGR deviceso that exhaust gas recirculation is stopped when the intake air amount GGAScyl does not reach an upper-limit target fresh air amount GAIR_hisH and the exhaust gas recirculation is executed when the intake air amount GGAScyl reaches the upper-limit target fresh air amount GAIR_hisH in the predetermined boost range.

Control device of internal-combustion engine

A cooling system for a vehicle, includes a first cooling circuit including a first coolant passage and a first pump. The first pump is provided in the first coolant passage to circulate coolant in the first cooling circuit so as to cool a first device to a first temperature. A second cooling circuit includes a second coolant passage and a second pump. The second pump is provided in the second coolant passage to circulate coolant in the second cooling circuit so as to cool a second device to a second temperature. The second temperature is lower than the first temperature. The coolant introduction passage connects the first cooling circuit and a connected portion of the second cooling circuit between the second device and a second radiator and upstream of the second device to supply the coolant in the first cooling circuit to the second cooling circuit.

Cooling system for vehicle

Provided is a control device for an internal combustion engine, which can ensure a stable combustion state of the internal combustion engine even under a high-humidity environment condition, thereby improving the merchantability. The control device for the internal combustion engine includes an ECU (electronic control unit). The ECU calculates a basic target EGR amount according to an operating state of the internal combustion engine, calculates a water vapor amount in air drawn into an intake passage of the internal combustion engine, calculates an EGR conversion amount by using the water vapor amount, calculates a target EGR amount by subtracting the EGR conversion amount from the basic target EGR amount, and controls internal EGR and external EGR of the internal combustion engine by using the target EGR amount.

Control device for internal combustion engine

In a control device of an internal-combustion engine according to the disclosure, an intake throttle valve () for adjusting an EGR valve differential pressure (&#x394;PEGR) is provided, an EGR valve upstream pressure (PEGR) is estimated by using a target fresh air amount (GAIRCMD) (step), a target differential pressure (&#x394;PEGRCMD) is set to a smaller value as the target fresh air amount (GAIRCMD) becomes smaller (FIG.), and a difference between the EGR valve upstream pressure (PEGR) and the target differential pressure (&#x394;PEGRCMD) is set as a target valve downstream pressure (PCMD) (step). By using the target fresh air amount (GAIRCMD), the EGR valve upstream pressure (PEGR), and the target valve downstream pressure (PCMD), the target EGR valve opening degree (LEGRCMD) is set (step), and an EGR valve () is controlled based on the target EGR valve opening degree (step).

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Saitama, Japan

Hajime Uto