A Highly Efficient Simulation-Based Calibration Method Exemplified by the Charge Control

Elmar Millich; Christian Bohn; Holger Braun; Matthias Schultalbers

doi:10.4271/2005-01-0052

2005-04-11

A Highly Efficient Simulation-Based Calibration Method Exemplified by the Charge Control 2005-01-0052

A physically based simulation program developed by IAV makes a notable reduction of test bed measurements for the calibration of the cylinder charge calculation possible. Based upon geometric engine parameters and camshaft profiles, the cylinder charge is calculated from thermodynamic relationships taking into account the contribution of residual gas.

After successful engine-specific calibration of the simulation model on the basis of a reduced set of test bed measurements, it is possible to calculate the cylinder air mass over the entire range of valve timing settings and operating points (engine load and speed). The simulation-generated “virtual” measurements can then be used for calibration of the control unit software over the entire operating range.

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A Highly Efficient Simulation-Based Calibration Method Exemplified by the Charge Control 2005-01-0052

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