Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Limited

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Engine & Turbocharger, Ltd.

Musashi Sakamoto

Yukio Yamashita

Yoshihisa Ono

Mitsufumi Goto

Hiroyoshi Kubo

Takeshi Tsuji

Keiichi Shiraishi

Akihiro Miyanagi

Tadashi Yoshida

Motoki Ebisu

Byeongil An

Hidetaka Nishimura

Hiroshi Ogita

Kanta Inoue

Ryoji Sasaki

Byoniru An

A salient-pole rotor includes a magnetic pole portion having a plurality of protruding portions which protrude outward in a radial direction from a base portion, is disposed to be spaced apart from each other at intervals in a circumferential direction of a rotary shaft and have outer circumferential surfaces along an imaginary cylindrical surface. The magnetic pole portion includes a concave portion reinforcing portion which is provided inside the concave portion and a cylindrical reinforcing portion which covers the magnetic pole portion and the outer circumferential surface of the concave portion reinforcing portion. The base portion has a plurality of slits extending in the circumferential direction to be spaced apart from each other in the radial direction. A slit reinforcing portion formed of a non-magnetic material is provided inside the slits.

Salient pole rotor with magnetic pole portions, concave portions and cylindrical cover portion with fiber filament

A supercharging system includes: a first supercharger including a first compressor for compressing air to be supplied to an engine and a motor for driving the first compressor; a leakage current measuring part for measuring a leakage current of the motor; and a first controller for controlling the first supercharger. The first controller includes a motor control part configured to, when a measurement result by the leakage current measuring part is not less than a first threshold, set an upper limit value of an output command value for the motor to be lower than when the measurement result is less than the first threshold, and to control an output of the motor within a range which does not exceed the upper limit value.

Supercharging system, control device for supercharging system, and method for operating supercharging system

A supercharging system includes a first supercharger including a first compressor; a second supercharger including a second compressor provided downstream of the first compressor, and a controller controlling the first and second superchargers. At least one of the first and second superchargers includes an electric motor for driving the first or second compressor. At least one of the first and second superchargers includes a turbine, and a nozzle vane that adjusts a flow-path area of the exhaust gas flowing into the turbine. When a charge amount of a battery is low, the controller sets an upper limit of an output command value for the motor to be lower than when the charge amount is not low, or starts regenerative operation of the motor. A vane control part controls an opening degree of the nozzle vane so that the flow-path area decreases with a control of the electric motor.

Engine supercharger for maintaining a battery charge

Each of a plurality of control devices () of an engine control system () is provided with a drive control unit () which controls the drive of an engine unit to be controlled according to memory information stored in a memory of the control device, a memory information output unit which outputs the memory information stored in the memory of the control device to other control devices, and a memory information update unit which writes memory information received from the memory information output units of other control devices into the memory of the control device.

Engine control system, vehicle system, and engine control method

A hybrid turbocharger includes a first power conversion unit to convert direct-current power into alternating-current power to be output to a generator motor, a smoothing capacitor between direct-current buses, and a control unit that controls the first power conversion unit so as to cause actual generator motor speed to comply with an engine speed command of the generator motor input from an upstream controller during a motoring operation of the generator motor. The control unit changes the engine speed command to a value which is equal to or greater than the actual generator motor speed if the engine speed command of the generator motor is less than the actual generator motor speed and a direct-current bus voltage is equal to or greater than a predetermined first threshold value during the motoring operation. Accordingly, the direct-current bus voltage can be prevented from increasing during the motoring operation.

Marine vessel operated with hybrid turbocharged internal combustion engine

This surge determination device is provided with a surge determination unit for determining the presence or absence of a surge of a compressor that outputs compressed air to an engine on the basis of a rotation speed of the engine and an air flow rate.

Surge determination device, surge determination method, and program

A method of suppressing shaft vibration of a turbocharger capable of being driven by a motor includes: a specific-vibration-state determination step of determining whether a rotor shaft of the turbocharger is in a specific vibration state in which a magnitude of shaft vibration of the rotor shaft is, or is likely to be, greater than a predetermined magnitude; an excited state determination step of determining whether the motor is in an excited state in which an exciting voltage is applied to the motor; and a vibration suppression execution step of applying the exciting voltage to the motor if it is determined that the rotor shaft is in the specific vibration state in the specific-vibration-state determination step and it is determined that the motor is not in the excited state in the excited state determination step.

Vibration suppression method and vibration suppression apparatus for turbocharger capable of being driven by motor

A device and a method for starting an internal combustion engine, provided with an exhaust turbine turbocharger, an electric motor generator, a power storage unit, an engine rotation starter device, injectors, and a control device that controls the electric motor generator, the engine rotation starter device, and the injectors, wherein when an engine rotation activation start signal is input and the rotational frequency of the exhaust turbine turbocharger reaches an engine rotation-activation-starting rotational frequency, the control device starts driving the engine rotation starter device, and when the engine rotational frequency reaches a fuel-supply-starting rotational frequency, the control device starts driving the injectors, thus improving the starting performance of the internal combustion engine.

Device and method for starting internal combustion engine

An auxiliary-machine control device equipped with: a command-value acquisition unit for acquiring an operation command value for a device to be controlled and an allowable range for the operation amount of control means for controlling the operating state of the device to be controlled; an operation-amount calculation unit for calculating the operation amount for the control means on the basis of the acquired operation command value; and an operation-amount determination unit for outputting the calculated operation-amount signal to the device to be controlled if the operation amount calculated by the operation-amount calculation unit falls within the allowable range, and outputting an upper-limit value or a lower-limit value for the operation-amount allowable range if the calculated operation amount falls outside of the allowable range.

Auxiliary-machine control device, control system, turbocharger, control method, and program

According to a device and a method for controlling an internal combustion engine, a control device () enables controllability of the internal combustion engine to be improved by preventing surging from occurring upon starting or stopping of the internal combustion engine, by opening a relief valve () as a turbine rotational speed reaches a surging rotational speed when the control device () causes a motor generator () to assist in rotation of the turbocharger () upon starting of a diesel engine body ().

Internal combustion engine, and device and method for controlling internal combustion engine

An object is to improve fuel consumption, drivability and exhaust gas purification by efficiently converting waste heat of the engine into electrical power and storing the electrical power in a dedicated electric storage so that the boost pressure from the electric air compressor can be flexibly outputted. The electric supercharging device includes a steam cycle device configured to expand the steam generated by waste heat of an engine to rotate an expander, a first generator connected to the expander and configured to generate an electrical power by torque of the expander, a dedicated battery which stores the electrical power generated by the first generator, and an electric supercharger configured to drive a compressor with a motor driven by the electrical power of the dedicated battery to generate compressed air.

Electric supercharging device utilizing waste heat of internal combustion engine and power supplying method thereof

A control unit controls a first power converter so as to make the speed of a motor/generator coincide with a prescribed speed command. A speed command (N*) set by an upper stream control system is inputted to a smoothing unit of the control unit. In the smoothing unit, the speed command (N*) is smoothed by a first-order lag element, and the rate of change is limited by a rate limiter to a prescribed value or less. For the speed command (Ns*) outputted from the smoothing unit, the difference (&#x394;N) from the actual speed (N) of the motor/generator is calculated in a difference calculator, a control command (S) based on this difference (&#x394;N) is generated in a control signal generator, and the first power converter is controlled on the basis of this control command (S). Fluctuations in the supply of power to the electric motor are thereby suppressed.

Turbocharger and ship

A hybrid turbocharger includes a first power conversion unit to convert a direct-current power into alternating-current power to be output to a generator motor, a smoothing capacitor between direct-current buses, and a control unit that controls the first power conversion unit so as to cause actual generator motor speed to comply with an engine speed command of the generator motor input from an upstream controller during a motoring operation of the generator motor. The control unit changes the engine speed command to a value which is equal to or greater than the actual generator motor speed if the engine speed command of the generator motor is less than the actual generator motor speed and a direct-current bus voltage is equal to or greater than a predetermined first threshold value during the motoring operation. Accordingly, the direct-current bus voltage can be prevented from increasing during the motoring operation.

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Tokyo, Japan

Musashi Sakamoto