Engine exhaust recirculation device

Internal-combustion engines – Charge forming device – Including exhaust gas condition responsive means

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701108, F02M 2507

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060190949

ABSTRACT:
In an engine exhaust recirculation device, a target exhaust recirculation rate is determined based on an engine running state. The required flowpath cross-sectional area of the exhaust recirculation passage to obtain a target exhaust recirculation rate is calculated from the target exhaust recirculation rate, fresh air amount, an intake pressure and an exhaust pressure. By determining a target opening of the exhaust recirculation valve from the required flowpath cross-sectional area of the exhaust recirculation passage and a predetermined coefficient specifying a relation between the required flowpath cross-sectional area and the opening area of the exhaust recirculation valve, the precision of controlling the exhaust recirculation amount is enhanced.

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