흡기포트압력을 이용한 SI엔진의 체적효율 및 토크 성능 분석

Analysis on Volumetric Efficiency and Torque Characteristics Using Inlet Port Pressure in SI Engines

본 연구에서는 여러가지 흡기관 조건 및 밸브타이밍 변화에 대하여, 현재까지 연구에서 확인된 IVC에서 흡기포트압력 값의 체적효율에 대한 영향을 검토하고, 흡기 밸브가 열리는 동안 흡기 포트압력의 어느 부분 또는 지점이 엔진의 체적효율 변화를 설명해 줄 수가 있는지를 실험적으로 규명하고자 하였다.이 목적을 위해 각 흡입조 건에 대한 흡기포트압력 및 엔진 성능값을 측정.분석하여 서로의 연관성을 비교, 검토 하였다.

The valve timing and intake system in SI engine is chosen in order to get the maximum performance at the target rpm. This is a compromise and the performance reduction is expected in a certain rpm range. Therefore, to accomplish the possible engine capacity all over the operation ranges, it is required to investigate the effects of intake system and valve timing on engines more thoroughly. In this paper, it was attempted to examine closely the combined effects on the torque and the volumetric efficiency due to the change of valve timing and intake system dimensions. For this, the inlet port pressure was chosen as a primary parameter to represent engine performance characteristics together with surge tank pressure and induction pressure as secondaries. The inlet port pressure was analyzed in connection with both the secondaries and the performance data. Especially the relation between the inlet port pressure and the torque and volumetric efficiency was investigated on the operating conditions. In this experiment, it was acquired that the performances at specific rpm range could be improved by the combinations of valve timing and intake system. Then it was verified that pressure at a intake system contained useful data for the engine performance. By the analysis of inlet port pressure with the others, it was obtained that the properties of the torque and the volumetric efficiency due to the change of valve timing and intake conditions were able to be defined by the average and the maximum inlet port pressures, the pressure near before the intake valve closing(IVC) point as well as the pressure at IVC point during the intake valve opening duration. These results could be applied to almost all over the experimental conditions.