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US-2015104735-A1 · Apr 16, 2015 · US
US10138842B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10138842-B2 |
| Application number | US-201515311235-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | May 14, 2015 |
| Priority date | May 15, 2014 |
| Publication date | Nov 27, 2018 |
| Grant date | Nov 27, 2018 |
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Apparatus for utilizing heat wasted from an engine includes: a Rankine cycle (31); a transmission mechanism that couples an output shaft of an expansion device (37) to a rotary shaft of an engine via an electromagnetic clutch (32) that can be engaged and disengaged; a passage (65) through which refrigerant exiting a heat exchanger (36) flows so as to bypass the expansion device (37); and a bypass valve (66) interposed in the passage. To stop the expansion device (37), the electromagnetic clutch (32) is switched from an engaged state to a disengaged state after switching the bypass valve (66) from a closed state to an open state. If the bypass valve (66) becomes stuck in the closed state, expansion device front-rear differential pressure limiting processing in which a front-rear differential pressure of the expansion device is limited while maintaining the electromagnetic clutch (32) in the engaged state is performed.
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The invention claimed is: 1. An apparatus for utilizing heat wasted from an engine, comprising: a Rankine cycle including: a heat exchanger that recovers waste heat from the engine in a refrigerant; an expansion device that generates power using the refrigerant at an outlet of the heat exchanger; a condenser that condenses the refrigerant exiting the expansion device; and a refrigerant pump that supplies the refrigerant exiting the condenser to the heat exchanger; a transmission mechanism configured to couple an output shaft of the expansion device to a rotary shaft of the engine via an electromagnetic clutch, the electromagnetic clutch being configured to be engaged and disengaged; a passage through which the refrigerant exiting the heat exchanger flows so as to bypass the expansion device; a bypass valve interposed in the passage, and a controller wherein, the controller is programmed to: switch the electromagnetic clutch from an engaged state to a disengaged state after switching the bypass valve from a closed state to an open state to stop the expansion device and perform expansion device front-rear differential pressure limiting processing in which a front-rear differential pressure of the expansion device is limited while maintaining the electromagnetic clutch in the engaged state, in a case where the bypass valve becomes stuck in the closed state. 2. The apparatus for utilizing heat wasted from an engine as defined in claim 1 , wherein over-rotation of the expansion device is prevented by the front-rear differential pressure limiting processing while stopping the expansion device. 3. The apparatus for utilizing heat wasted from an engine as defined in claim 1 , wherein the expansion device front-rear differential pressure limiting processing is expansion device front-rear differential pressure reducing processing wherein the controller is programmed to: reduce the expansion device front-rear differential pressure compared with a case where the bypass valve is not stuck in the closed state. 4. The apparatus for utilizing heat wasted from an engine as defined in claim 3 , wherein the expansion device front-rear differential pressure reducing processing is input heat amount reducing processing wherein the controller is programmed to: reduce an amount of heat recovered in the refrigerant by the heat exchanger compared with a case where the bypass valve is not stuck in the closed state. 5. The apparatus for utilizing heat wasted from an engine as defined in claim 3 , wherein the expansion device front-rear differential pressure reducing processing is heat released amount reducing processing wherein the controller is programmed to: reduce an amount of heat released from the refrigerant by the condenser compared with a case where the bypass valve is not stuck in the closed state. 6. The apparatus for utilizing heat wasted from an engine as defined in claim 5 , wherein the condenser is disposed parallel to a radiator for cooling engine cooling water so that the condenser is cooled by a radiator fan, wherein the heat released amount reducing processing is radiator fan stopping processing in which the radiator fan is stopped, and wherein the controller is programmed: not to stop the radiator fan even in a case where the bypass valve is stuck in the closed state when a temperature of the engine cooling water equals or exceeds a predetermined value defined in advance. 7. The apparatus for utilizing heat wasted from an engine as defined in claim 3 , wherein the expansion device front-rear differential pressure reducing processing is expansion device workload reducing processing wherein the controller is programmed to: reduce a workload of the expansion device. 8. The apparatus for utilizing heat wasted from an engine as defined in claim 3 , wherein the condenser is a liquid-cooled condenser, wherein the apparatus for utilizing heat wasted from an engine further comprises: a cooling liquid passage for circulating second cooling liquid to the liquid-cooled condenser, the second cooling liquid being different from engine cooling water; a cooling liquid pump interposed in the cooling liquid passage, the cooling liquid pump being configured to adjust a discharge amount of the second cooling liquid; and a sub-radiator for cooling the second cooling liquid, and wherein the expansion device front-rear differential pressure reducing processing is discharge amount reducing processing wherein the controller is programmed to: reduce a discharge amount of the cooling liquid pump compared with a case where the bypass valve is not stuck in the closed state. 9. The apparatus for utilizing heat wasted from an engine as defined in claim 8 , wherein the sub-radiator is disposed parallel to a radiator for cooling the engine cooling water so that the sub-radiator is cooled by a radiator fan, wherein the controller is programmed: not to stop the radiator fan even in a case where the bypass valve is stuck in the closed state when a second cooling liquid temperature at an outlet of the cooling liquid pump equals or exceeds a predetermined value. 10. The apparatus for utilizing heat wasted from an engine as defined in claim 3 , wherein the condenser is a liquid-cooled condenser, wherein the apparatus for utilizing heat wasted from an engine further comprises: a cooling liquid passage for circulating second cooling liquid to the liquid-cooled condenser, the second cooling liquid being different from engine cooling water; a cooling liquid pump interposed in the cooling liquid passage, the cooling liquid pump being configured to adjust a discharge amount of the second cooling liquid; and a sub-radiator for cooling the second cooling liquid, and wherein the expansion device front-rear differential pressure reducing processing is heat released amount reducing processing wherein the controller is programmed to: reduce an amount of heat released from the second cooling liquid in the liquid-cooled condenser compared with a case where the bypass valve is not stuck it the closed state. 11. The apparatus for utilizing heat wasted from an engine as defined in claim 3 , wherein the condenser is a liquid-cooled condenser, wherein the apparatus for utilizing heat wasted from an engine further comprises: a cooling liquid passage for circulating second cooling liquid to the liquid-cooled condenser, the second cooling liquid being different from engine cooling water; a cooling liquid pump interposed in the cooling liquid passage, the cooling liquid pump being configured to adjust a discharge amount of the second cooling liquid; and a sub-radiator for cooling the second cooling liquid, and wherein the expansion device front-rear differential pressure reducing processing is heat received amount reducing processing wherein the controller is programmed to: reduce an amount of heat received by the refrigerant in the liquid-cooled condenser compared with a case where the bypass valve is not stuck in the closed state.
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