Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Engine & Turbocharger, Ltd.

Yosuke Kitamura

Ko Takayanagi

Ryo Sase

Yuta Furukawa

Masataka Shiraishi

Yuki Koyama

Michio Onozuka

Daisuke Komori

Takayoshi Kuramoto

Sakiya Watanabe

Naoki Hashimoto

An engine control device includes: an injection command unit for outputting a fuel injection amount command value; a first calculation unit for outputting a fuel injection amount obtained by FB calculation based on an engine speed deviation to the injection command unit as a basic fuel injection amount; and a second calculation unit for outputting a fuel injection amount obtained by FF calculation based on an engine load at present of an engine to the injection command unit as a FF fuel injection amount. The fuel injection amount command value switches from a fuel injection amount calculated based on the basic fuel injection amount by the injection command unit to a fuel injection amount calculated based on a value obtained by adding the FF fuel injection amount to the basic fuel injection amount, if it is determined that a load application state has occurred in which the engine load before a prescribed time, which is not greater than a prescribed value, increases by not less than a variation threshold.

Engine control device, engine control system, and engine control program

Provided is an engine control device for controlling an opening degree of a valve adjusting a flow rate of an air-fuel mixture of an engine, wherein the opening degree is corrected based on an exhaust temperature deviation which is a deviation between a reference value and a current value of an exhaust temperature when controlling the opening degree.

Engine control device, engine control method, and program

An internal combustion engine includes an internal combustion engine main body including a plurality of cylinders, a knock sensor provided on each of the plurality of cylinders, a control board including an amplification circuit, and a plurality of cables differing in length and each connecting the knock sensor and the control board. The amplification circuit includes, for each of the plurality of cables, a first charge amplifier connected to a first output terminal of the knock sensor via one of the plurality of cables, a second charge amplifier connected to a second output terminal of the knock sensor via one of the plurality of cables, and a differential amplifier configured to take an output of the first charge amplifier and an output of the second charge amplifier as input.

Internal combustion engine and power generation system

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Sagamihara, Japan

Yosuke Kitamura