Mar 2014 to 2000 SEM Analyst InternInterns for Indiana Merrillville, IN May 2013 to Aug 2013 Marketing/Computer InternPurdue University Calumet Hammond, IN Feb 2013 to Apr 2013 Marketing InternJ.J. Landscaping Calumet City, IL May 2006 to Apr 2013 Assistant Manager
Education:
Purdue University Calumet Hammond, IN 2009 to 2014 Bachelor of Science in Marketing
International Engine Intellectual Property Company, LLC - Warrenville IL
International Classification:
G60T 712
US Classification:
701104, 12333923, 123352, 701110
Abstract:
An engine control system ( ) and method for improving stability of engine running speed when torque subtractions (TTS) from gross torque change while the engine ( ) is running at a constant speed, such as at low idle speed. Engine speed error data (Nerror) is processed according to one or more control functions ( ) each having gain determined by the torque subtraction data value via function generators ( ) to develop fueling adjustment data (P-FGT, I-FGT, D-FGT) for compensating desired engine fueling (MFDES) for the torque subtraction data (TTS).
Exhaust Gas Control In An Engine Having A Two-Stage Turbocharger
Rogelio Rodriguez - Plainfield IL Elias P. Soupos - Chicago IL Priyankar S. Balekai - Oak Park IL
Assignee:
International Engine Intellectual Property Company, LLC - Warrenville IL
International Classification:
F02D 2300
US Classification:
701102, 60612
Abstract:
A control system ( ) for controlling the extent to which a valve ( ) selectively by-passes exhaust flow around one of two turbines ( T, T) in an engine exhaust system ( ). A desired set-point (TCBC_DES) and the actual set-point of operation of the valve are used to develop a set-point error for closed-loop control of the actual set-point. A data value for closed-loop gain is selected from a schedule ( ) based on engine speed and fueling. The selected data value of closed-loop gain and the set-point error data value are used to create a data value for a closed-loop output (TCBC_DTY_PIF) that is used to create a data value for a final output for forcing the actual set-point to the desired set-point.
International Engine Intellectual Property Company, LLC - Warrenville IL
International Classification:
F02D 4500
US Classification:
701 29, 701 30, 701 36, 702182, 702184
Abstract:
A method for servicing a motor vehicle () with an electronic service tool () that is placed in bi-directional data communication with an electrical system in the vehicle. With the vehicle's motor not running, but with electric power being applied to the vehicle's electrical system, tool () is updated by transmitting from the vehicle to the tool, set data containing a current set of vehicle-related parameters stored in the vehicle. With the motor running, the vehicle is serviced with the tool using the set data transmitted to update the tool.
Map-Scheduled Gains For Closed-Loop Control Of Fuel Injection Pressure
Rogelio Rodriguez - Plainfield IL, US Balmes Tejeda - Chicago IL, US
Assignee:
International Engine Intellectual Property Company, LLC - Warrenville IL
International Classification:
F02D 4114
US Classification:
701104, 123674
Abstract:
A schedule () correlates data values of closed-loop gain (KP, KI) with engine temperature values (EOT) and engine speed values (N). A control strategy develops a data value (ICPC_DES) representing desired injector control pressure (ICP) set-point, processes ICPC_DES and a data value (ICP_MPA) representing actual ICP to develop ICP error data value (ICP_ERR) for closed-loop P-I control () of actual ICP. Data values for closed-loop proportional and integral gains are obtained from the schedule based on measured engine temperature and measured engine speed. ICP become less subject to undesirable fluctuations that might otherwise change fuel injection quantity in ways detrimental to attainment of desired tailpipe emission objectives.
Error Integrator For Closed-Loop Fault Detection In An Engine Control System
International Engine Intellectual Property Company, LLC - Warrenville IL
International Classification:
F02D041/22
US Classification:
701114, 700 79
Abstract:
Fault monitor () for error input (ICPCERR) to closed-loop control () of an engine function, such as a control pressure for a fuel system (). Error input is derived from the desired and actual data values for the function. An integration function integrates the absolute value of the input data value () during a time interval defined by a timing function () to provide an integrated data value. A comparison function () compares the integrated data value and a data value ICPCOBDERR defining a fault indication.
Controlling An Engine Operating Parameter During Transients In A Control Data Input By Selection Of The Time Interval For Calculating The Derivative Of The Control Data Input
Rogelio Rodriguez - Plainfield IL, US Adam C. Lack - Willow Springs IL, US
Assignee:
International Engine Intellectual Property Company, LLC - Warrenville IL
International Classification:
F02M025/07
US Classification:
701108, 12356821
Abstract:
Desired engine fueling data FQLMFDTQL is processed by a derivative variable time function () embodied in an algorithm to develop a data value EGRMFDDER representing the time derivative of desired fueling. The algorithm comprises certain selectable parameters (EGRDTS, EGRMFDKF, EGRMFDKD). An iteration of the algorithm includes processing FQLMFDTQL according to a first function (A) to yield a first data value and according to a second function (B) to yield a second data value. A third function (C) subtracts the second data value from the first to yield a data value for the time derivative that forms one input to a map (). A second input to the map is a data value for mass airflow (MAFGMS). The map provides data for calculating the set point of an EGR valve (). The invention provides improved control of EGR during fueling transients.
Dynamic Fuel Injection Control Pressure Set-Point Limits
Rogelio Rodriguez - Plainfield IL, US Balmes Tejeda - Chicago IL, US
Assignee:
International Engine Intellectual Property Company, LLC - Warrenville IL
International Classification:
F02M037/04
US Classification:
123502, 123446
Abstract:
An internal combustion engine fuel system applies injection control pressure to fuel injectors () to force fuel into combustion chambers (). A processor of a control system () develops data values for injection control pressure set-point (ICPCT13) representing desired injection control pressure and evaluates () the injection control pressure set-point data values for compliance with an allowable dynamic range defined by a data value for a minimum dynamic limit correlated with engine speed (N) from a function generator () and a data value for a maximum dynamic limit correlated with engine temperature (EOT) from a function generator (). The processor limits the data value of desired injection control pressure that is subsequently processed to control injection control pressure applied by the fuel system to the fuel injectors to the allowable dynamic range.
Rogelio Rodriguez - Plainfield IL, US Adam C. Lack - Willow Springs IL, US
Assignee:
International Engine Intellectual Property Company, LLC - Warrenville IL
International Classification:
F02P 19/02
US Classification:
1231796, 123145 A
Abstract:
A motor vehicle engine () has a glow plug system () for aiding combustion of fuel in combustion chambers of the engine when the engine is cold and an ignition switch () is operated to crank the engine. A first circuit signals the cold start aid to commence operation of the cold start aid in anticipation of engine starting. A second circuit indicates a fault in the cold start aid. A third circuit, that includes a warning signal device (), activates the warning signal device to inform a driver of the vehicle of the indicated fault upon the first circuit having signaled the cold start aid to commence operation and the second circuit having indicated a fault in the cold start aid.
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Fatal shooting of mountain lion by police sparks criticism
The sight of the 75-pound beast frightened Rogelio Rodriguez. The janitor started his predawn shift at Emeritus College by emptying the trash can in the courtyard. The rustling of the garage bag startled the big cat.