Measuring and testing – Simulating operating condition – Marine
Patent
1998-02-19
2000-07-25
Oen, William
Measuring and testing
Simulating operating condition
Marine
G01M 1900
Patent
active
060924136
ABSTRACT:
The invention provides a method of checking for correct connection of lambda sensors in an internal combustion engine with one or more cylinder groups that incorporates an engine control and a plurality of lambda sensors, with a separate exhaust line with an exhaust catalytic converter and at least one lambda sensor with a lambda-regulating unit connected thereto being associated with each group of cylinders. While retaining the injection of an ignitable mixture at the beginning of a delay time that includes at least the reaction or switching time of the lambda sensors in its current regulating state, the engine control adjusts the lambda-regulating unit of at least one cylinder group, toward rich or lean engine operation and/or suspends its regulating function during the delay. The signal from the lambda sensor intended for use with the selected cylinder group is investigated to determine whether it shows a reaction that is associated with the manipulation performed and indicates a correct connection of this lambda sensor.
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Busch Michael-Rainer
Kleinecke Uwe
Daimler-Chrysler AG
Oen William
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