DOE OSTI · 1312576
Predictive modeling and reducing cyclic variability in autoignition engines
Abstract
Methods and systems are provided for controlling a vehicle engine to reduce cycle-to-cycle combustion variation. A predictive model is applied to predict cycle-to-cycle combustion behavior of an engine based on observed engine performance variables. Conditions are identified, based on the predicted cycle-to-cycle combustion behavior, that indicate high cycle-to-cycle combustion variation. Corrective measures are then applied to prevent the predicted high cycle-to-cycle combustion variation.
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Hellstrom, Erik, Stefanopoulou, Anna, Jiang, Li, Larimore, Jacob. 2016-08-30. Predictive modeling and reducing cyclic variability in autoignition engines. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1312576
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