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Willems, R. (author), Willems, F. (author), Simpson, T. (author), Albrecht, B. (author), Deen, N. (author), Somers, B. (author)
CO2 regulations on heavy-duty transport are introduced in essentially all markets within the next decade, in most cases in several phases of increasing stringency. To cope with these mandates, developers of engines and related equipment are aiming to break new ground in the fields of combustion, fuel and hardware technologies. In this work, a...
conference paper 2020
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van der Weijst, R. (author), van Keulen, T. (author), Willems, F.P.T. (author)
Exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) is an often applied mechanism to suppress the emission of NOx in Diesel engines. EGR however, induces a pumping-loss, which reduces the fuel efficiency of the engine. The corresponding control problem is to track a reference EGR fraction, while simultaneously using the available actuators to minimize pumping-loss....
conference paper 2019
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van der Weijst, R. (author), van Keulen, T. (author), Willems, F.P.T. (author)
This work presents a new method for online fuel-efficiency optimization of Diesel engines, using constrained extremum-seeking. A two-input optimization problem, which is suitable for extremum-seeking, is integrated into a tracking control system. As a result, both air-path and fuel-path actuators are used for tracking and extremum-seeking. A key...
article 2019
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Mentink, P. (author), Seykens, X. (author)
Complying to both the increasingly stringent pollutant emissions as well as (future) GHG emission legislation - with increased focus on in-use real-world emissions - puts a great challenge to the engine/aftertreatment control development process. Control system complexity, calibration and validation effort has increased dramatically over the...
conference paper 2019
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van der Weijst, R. (author), van Keulen, T. (author), Willems, F.P.T. (author)
Advanced control concepts are required to maximize the fuel-efficiency of Diesel engines and to comply with emission legislation. The aim of this paper is to develop a controller that fully utilizes the fuel-path and air-path hardware, and is adaptive for real-world disturbances. The control design comprises a feedback control system, which uses...
conference paper 2018
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Mora, J. (author), Willems, F.P.T. (author), Seykens, X.L.J. (author), Guardiola, C. (author)
The most recent regulation for diesel engines with regards to NOx emissions and SCR systems considers stringent OBD requirements. In this paper, an observer of the ageing state is developed considering NO, NO2 and NH3 concentrations, the surface coverage ratio θNH3, and the ammonia storage capacity Ω as states. The observer is based on an...
article 2018
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Hunicz, J. (author), Mikulski, M. (author)
Low-temperature combustion in reciprocating engines appears to be a cutting-edge technology which ensures extremely low emissions of nitrogen oxides and particulate matters in parallel with high fuel efficiency. This mode of combustion can be realized in homogeneous charge compression ignition engines. However, this technology poses challenges,...
article 2018
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Kupper, F. (author), Forrai, A. (author), Indrajuana, A. (author), Weijst, R.V.D. (author), Keulen, T.V. (author), Willems, F.T.P. (author)
Accurate estimation of Brake Specific Fuel Consumption (BSFC) is required to enable on-line optimization of real-world fuel efficiency of diesel engines. This work aims to develop a BSFC estimation method which is accurate enough for an adaptive controller for on-line engine optimization, e.g., using Extremum Seeking. In this paper two different...
article 2018
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Feru, E. (author), Goyal, S. (author), Willems, F.P.T. (author)
In this study, a methodology for optimal sizing of waste heat recovery (WHR) systems is presented. It deals with dynamic engine conditions. This study focuses on Euro-VI truck applications with a mechanically coupled Organic Rankine Cycle-based WHR system. An alternating optimization architecture is developed for optimal system sizing and...
bookPart 2018
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Mentink, P. (author), Seykens, X. (author), Escobar Valdivieso, D. (author)
To meet future emission targets, it becomes increasingly important to optimize the synergy between engine and aftertreatment system. By using an integrated control approach minimal fluid (fuel and DEF) consumption is targeted within the constraints of emission legislation during real-world operation. In such concept, the on-line availability of...
article 2017
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Feru, E. (author), Murgovski, N. (author), de Jager, B. (author), Willems, F.P.T. (author)
This paper presents an integrated energy and emission management strategy, called Integrated Power- train Control(IPC), for an Euro-VI diesel engine with an electrified waste heat recovery system. This strategy optimizes the CO – NOx 2 trade-off by minimizing the operational costs associated with fuel consumption, AdBlue dosage,and active...
article 2016
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Ramachandran, S.N. (author), Hommen, G. (author), Mentink, P. (author), Seykens, X. (author), Willems, F. (author), Kupper, F. (author)
Heavy-duty diesel engines are used in a wide range of applications. For varying operating environments, the engine and aftertreatment system must comply with the real-world emission legislation limits. Simultaneously, minimal fuel consumption and good drivability are crucial for economic competitiveness and usability. Meeting these requirements...
article 2016
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Criens, C.H.A. (author), van Keulen, T.A.C. (author), Willems, F.P.T. (author), Steinbuch, M. (author)
article 2016
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Luo, X. (author), de Jager, B. (author), Willems, F.P.T. (author)
With the application of multiple-pulse fuel injection profiles, the performance of diesel engines is enhanced in terms of low fuel consumption and low engine-out emission levels. However, the calibration effort increases due to a larger number of injection timing parameters. The difficulty of controlling the combustion phase also increases...
conference paper 2015
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Luo, X. (author), Wang, S. (author), de Jager, B. (author), Willems, F.P.T. (author)
With an increased number of fuel injection pulses, the control problem in diesel engines becomes complex. Consisting of multiple single-input single-output (SISO) controllers, the conventional control strategy shows unsatisfactory dynamic performance in tracking combustion load and phase reference metrics. In this paper, a general framework is...
conference paper 2015
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Criens, C.H.A. (author), Willems, F.P.T. (author), van Keulen, T.A.C. (author), Steinbuch, M. (author)
This brief presents a novel and time-efficient control design for modern heavy-duty diesel engines using a variable geometry turbine and an exhaust gas recirculation valve. The goal is to simultaneously and robustly achieve low fuel consumption and low emissions of nitrogen oxides (NOx) and particulate matter (PM). A new combination of three...
article 2015
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Willems, F.P.T. (author), Kupper, F. (author), Rascanu, G. (author), Feru, E. (author)
Rankine-cycleWasteHeatRecovery (WHR)systems are promising solutions to reduce fuel consumption for trucks. Due to coupling between engine andWHR system, control of these complex systems is challenging. This study presents an integrated energy and emission management strategy for an Euro-VI Diesel engine withWHRsystem. This Integrated Powertrain...
conference paper 2015
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Feru, E. (author), de Jager, B. (author), Willems, F. (author), Steinbuch, M. (author)
This paper presents the modeling and model validation for a modular two-phase heat exchanger that recovers energy in heavy-duty diesel engines. The model is developed for temperature and vapor quality prediction and for control design of the waste heat recovery system. In the studied waste heat recovery system, energy is recovered from both the...
article 2014
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Seykens, X. (author), Willems, F.P.T. (author), Kuijpers, B. (author), Rietjens, C. (author)
This paper presents an automated fit for a control-oriented physics-based diesel engine combustion model. This method is based on the combination of a dedicated measurement procedure and structured approach to fit the required combustion model parameters. Only a data set is required that is considered to be standard for engine testing. The...
article 2014
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Willems, F.P.T. (author), Donkers, M.C.F. (author), Kupper, F. (author)
This study presents an integrated energy and emission management strategy for a Euro-VI diesel engine with Waste Heat Recovery (WHR) system. This Integrated Powertrain Control (IPC) strategy optimizes the CO2-NOx trade-off by minimizing the operational costs associated with fuel and AdBlue consumption, while satisfying tailpipe emission...
bookPart 2014
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