Nonlinear Identification of a Turbocharged Diesel Engine Compression System Dynamics by an Uncertain Volterra Representation

Author:

Xiros Nikolaos I.1,Theotokatos Gerassimos P.2

Affiliation:

1. National Technical University of Athens

2. Technological Educational Institute of Athens

Abstract

In the present paper, the dynamics of the compression system of the turbocharged Diesel engine is identified using an uncertain Volterra representation. The required results depicting the dynamic response of the compression system under various compressor running conditions and sinusoidal compression system valve excitations are produced by simulation using detailed mathematical modeling of the physical processes involved in the compression system. The simulation results are appropriately processed and the Volterra representation of the system dynamics is formulated.

Publisher

ASMEDC

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