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5 THE BASICS OF ELECTRONIC ENGINE CONTROL
9. What is the desired operation of a 14. What is the function of electronic
catalytic converter on HC fuel control in a vehicle having a
emissions? three-way catalyst?
a. oxidation to H O and CO 2 a. to maximize brake-specific
2
b. reduction to H and C fuel consumption
c. reaction with NO x b. to maintain the average air/
d. none of the above fuel ratio at stoichiometry
c. to always keep the air/fuel
10. What is the desired operation of a
ratio within ±0.05 of
catalytic converter on NO
x stoichiometry
emissions?
d. to minimize NO emissions
x
a. reaction with HC
b. oxidation to N and O 2 15. What is the fuel flow rate for an
2
c. reduction to N and O 2 electronic fuel control system for a
2
d. none of the above vehicle having a three-way catalyst?
a. R = R /14.7
fm
m
11. What is stoichiometry? b. R /14.7
a
a. a very lean air/fuel ratio c. R – R EGR /14.7
v
b. a very rich air/fuel ratio d. none of the above
c. an air/fuel ratio for which
complete combustion is 16. What engine quantities are
theoretically possible measured to determine spark
advance for an electronic ignition
d. none of the above
system?
12. How is CO emission affected by a. manifold pressure, RPM, and
air/fuel ratio? temperature
a. it generally decreases with b. coolant temperature and mass
increasing air/fuel ratio air flow
b. it increases monotonically c. manifold position and
with air/fuel ratio crankshaft position
c. it is unaffected by air/fuel d. none of the above
ratio 17. In an electronic fuel control
d. none of the above
system, what causes the time delay
13. What is MBT? between fuel metering and the
a. mean before top-center EGO sensor response?
b. miles per brake torque a. dynamic response of the
c. mean spark advance for best electronics
torque b. transport time of the air and
d. none of the above fuel through the engine
c. limit-cycle theory
d. none of the above
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