Abstract: A flow rate measuring device measures a flow rate of a main flow flowing through a duct. The flow rate measuring device includes a bypass passage, a flow rate sensor, and a measurement body. The measurement body includes a measurement flow inlet opening toward an upstream side of the duct and a cylindrical portion opening toward a downstream side of the duct. The cylindrical portion is disposed to cover the measurement flow outlet. The cylindrical portion includes an outer circumferential surface guiding the main flow and an inner circumferential surface guiding the measurement flow. The cylindrical portion includes a waveform portion formed in an edge side of an opening of the cylindrical. The waveform portion divides the main flow guided by the cylindrical portion into a plurality of main flows and divides the measurement flow guided by the cylindrical portion into a plurality of measurement flows.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a flow rate measuring device for measuring a flow rate of a main flow flowing through a duct. The flow rate measuring device includes a bypass passage, a blow rate sensor, and a measurement body. The measurement body includes a measurement flow inlet and a cylindrical portion. The measurement flow inlet is open toward an upstream side of the duct. The measurement flow outlet is open toward a downstream side of the duct. The cylindrical portion is disposed to cover the measurement flow outlet. The cylindrical portion includes an outer circumferential surface, which guides the main flow, and an inner circumferential surface, which guides the measurement flow. The cylindrical portion includes a waveform portion that is formed in an edge side of an opening of the cylindrical.

Abstract: A control system for an internal combustion engine has an intake valve, an exhaust valve, and an exhaust purifying catalyst that purifies exhaust gas after combustion of a fuel. During a fuel cut in which no fuel is supplied, a closing timing of the intake valve is controlled to a delayed angle side more than at a timing when the fuel is supplied and to a delayed angle side more than at a timing at a bottom dead center of an intake stroke, and an opening timing of the exhaust valve is controlled to an advanced angle side more than at the timing when the fuel is supplied and to an advanced angle side more than at the timing at the bottom dead center of an expansion stroke.

Abstract: A control system for an internal combustion engine has an intake valve, an exhaust valve, and an exhaust purifying catalyst that purifies exhaust gas after combustion of a fuel. During a fuel cut in which no fuel is supplied, a closing timing of the intake valve is controlled to a delayed angle side more than at a timing when the fuel is supplied and to a delayed angle side more than at a timing at a bottom dead center of an intake stroke, and an opening timing of the exhaust valve is controlled to an advanced angle side more than at the timing when the fuel is supplied and to an advanced angle side more than at the timing at the bottom dead center of an expansion stroke.