Controller of cylinder injection type internal combustion engine

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 7000380
APP PUB NO 20040194448A1
SERIAL NO

10476972

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The present invention is intended to provide a control system for an direct injection internal combustion engine capable of effectively reducing the amounts of both HC and NOx exhausted from a combustion chamber during a period from the start of the engine operation to the stop of the engine operation. It comprises an external EGR passage (11) for returning a part of exhaust gas from an exhaust pipe (10) to an intake pipe (5), an external EGR control valve (12) for controlling an amount of exhaust gas returned to the external EGR passage (11), and a valve timing varying mechanism (9A, 9B) for varying timing of opening and closing at least one of an intake valve and an exhaust valve. An ECU 100 controls the valve timing varying mechanism (9A, 9B) to always return internal EGR gas in an operation region where exhaust gas recirculation is required, and controls the external EGR control valve (12) to return exhaust gas in a combination of internal EGR and external EGR when an internal EGR rate provided by the valve timing varying mechanism (9A, 9B) is not sufficient to satisfy an EGR rate demanded depending on an operation state.

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HITACHI LTDTOKYO JAPAN TOKYO METROPOLIS

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Nogi, Toshiharu Hitachinaka, JP 101 2107
Shiraishi, Takuya Hitachinaka, JP 128 1734
Tokuyasu, Noboru Hitachinaka, JP 99 1223

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