EP3523627A1 - Verfahren zur überprüfung der funktion eines elektrostatischen partikelsensors - Google Patents
Verfahren zur überprüfung der funktion eines elektrostatischen partikelsensorsInfo
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a method for checking the function of an electrostatic particle sensor, in particular an electrostatic particle sensor for sensing soot particles in exhaust gases of an internal combustion engine, as used in motor vehicles behind the particulate filter. It further relates to a computer program product.
- soot sensors monitor the function of a particulate filter in the exhaust system of vehicles and thus to reduce
- Emissions should contribute.
- electrostatically ⁇ diagram particle sensors are known in which carbon black particles move in a signal generated by at least two electrodes the electric field and their impact is measured on one of the electrodes as a current flow.
- Such an electrostatic particle sensor is known for example from DE 10 2005 039 915 AI.
- DE 10 2005 039 915 AI Such an electrostatic particle sensor is known for example from DE 10 2005 039 915 AI.
- Particle sensor flows through the exhaust gas a gap between a cylindrical inner electrode and a likewise cylindrical ⁇ cylindrical outer jacket electrode which surrounds the inner electrode coaxially.
- the inner electrode is at a potential of, for example, 1000 V, while the outer electrode is grounded.
- Soot particles moving through the gap initially accumulate on the inner electrode, on which a layer of soot particles grows. If this layer is thick enough so that a critical distance to the outer sheath electrode is reached, the soot particles break off due to the electrostatic forces and move to the sheath electrode, whereby a current flow between the two electrodes, which is used as a measure of the current in the exhaust Soot is measured.
- Verification of the function of an electrostatic particle sensor for sensing soot particles in exhaust gases of an internal combustion engine specified wherein the particle sensor has a first electrode and a second electrode, wherein between the electrodes is provided by the exhaust gas flowed through gap and the electrodes have a potential difference. Soot particles are deposited on the electrodes and move to the respective other electrode after a dwell time dependent on soot particles before loading the electrodes, so that a current flow is generated, which is measured as a sensor current as a measure of the amount of soot in the exhaust gas flow.
- a sensor current that is increased for a short time is understood to mean a sensor current that clearly occurs over a period of, for example, a few seconds in comparison with normal operation. border currents is increased.
- the sensor current can be increased to twice or even ten times the currents occurring during normal operation. As it turns out, occurs when switching off the
- This process can be used to check the plausibility of an electrostatic particle sensor or to check its function. This has the advantage that A possible ⁇ friendliness is available to check the plausibility of the measurement results of the sensor at least in many cases.
- a height of the peak and / or a FLAE ⁇ cheninhalt of the peak to check the function of the Parti ⁇ kelsensors can be determined in particular.
- the height of the peak can be used in particular the maximum value achieved.
- the area of the peak is defined as the integral over the peak.
- both the height of the peak and its surface area are suitable for plausibilizing previous measurement results of the particle sensor. This can be done in particular in the manner described below:
- measured values of the particle sensor are plausibilized in a period ⁇ t before switching off the internal combustion engine on the basis of the determined height and / or area of the peak, whereby measured values of the particle sender are considered to be plausible if no soot in the exhaust gas flow was determined in period At and no increased Sensor current in shape a peak is measured.
- the particle sender are considered to be plausible if no soot in the exhaust gas flow was determined in period At and no increased Sensor current in shape a peak is measured.
- measured values of the particle sensor are considered to be plausible if a small amount of soot in the exhaust gas flow was determined in the period At and an increased sensor current is measured in the form of a relatively small peak.
- This second case relates to situations where there is only a small load of exhaust gas flow. Frequently, the particle sensor is not reliably ready to measure at such low concentrations. A detectable, but small cut-off peak in this case can indicate that the previously determined low soot quantities are plausible.
- measured values of the particle sensor are considered to be plausible if a high amount of soot in the exhaust gas flow was determined in the period At and an increased sensor current in the form of a relatively high peak is measured.
- there is a high soot loading of the exhaust stream so that a large amount of soot accumulates on the electrodes of the sensor and a significant Abschaltpeak is generated.
- a defective particulate filter is assumed if in the time period At no soot or only a small amount of soot was determined in the exhaust stream and an increased
- Sensor current is measured in the form of a relatively high peak.
- the measurement results of the Parti ⁇ kelsensors at low concentrations are not always reliable or the sensor is not always reliable ready to measure. If only low concentrations are measured in the time period At, but then contrasted with a high shutdown peak, this could indicate that during the period At falsely a low soot concentration was measured, while in truth a higher soot loading was present. This in turn could indicate a defective particulate filter.
- This approach has the advantage that at very low soot concentrations there is a possibility of distinguishing between a completely intact particulate filter and a slightly damaged filter.
- the verification of the function of the particle sensor is performed every time the internal combustion engine is switched off.
- the checking of the function of the particle sensor can also take place at regular intervals, wherein the distances can be, for example, regular time intervals or a check of the function of the particle sensor can be carried out regularly after a certain amount of kilometers traveled.
- This procedure has the advantage that a regular over ⁇ examination of the function of the particulate sensor takes place, so that the function of a particulate filter, which is monitored by means of the particulate sensor, can take place reliably.
- a computer program product comprising a computer readable medium and program code stored on the computer readable medium which, when executed on a computing unit, directs the arithmetic unit to execute the described method.
- the processing unit may be in particular a Sen sor Hopkins Cooper ⁇ act or a control unit of the internal combustion engine of a motor vehicle.
- FIG. 2 schematically shows a cross section through the particle sensor according to FIG. 1 and FIG.
- FIG. 3 shows exemplary measurement results of, inter alia, the
- the motor vehicle 1 has an internal combustion engine 3, which is designed as a diesel engine.
- the internal combustion ⁇ machine 3 is associated with an exhaust tract 5, via which a gas stream ⁇ from the internal combustion engine 3 is discharged.
- a particulate filter 7 is arranged for the purification of the exhaust gas, as well as a particle filter downstream electrostatic particle sensor.
- An engine control unit 11 is connected via signal lines both to the internal combustion engine 3 and to the electrostatic particle sensor 9.
- the particle sensor 9 has the task of monitoring the function of the particle filter 7. May not be shown from EMBODIMENTS ⁇ such a particle sensor may be arranged before the particulate filter 9 and 7, or they are two particle provided kelsensoren 9, one of which is disposed in front of and behind the particulate filter 7.
- the particle sensor 9 measures the loading of the exhaust gas flow with soot particles. For this he is constructed as shown in Figure 2.
- Figure 2 shows a cross section through parts of a particle sensor 9, which is designed as an electrostatic particle sensor and has substantially the shape of a cylindrical capacitor.
- the electrostatic particle sensor 9 has a cylindrical inner electrode 13 and an outer sheath electrode 15, which is likewise cylindrical in shape.
- the inner electrode 13 and the sheath electrode 15 are arranged coaxially with the longitudinal axis 14.
- a gap 17 is formed, which has a width d of 1.3 mm in the embodiment shown.
- a potential difference between the inner electrode 13 and the cladding electrode 15 is generated by applying a voltage of, for example, 1000 volts to the inner electrode 13.
- the sheath electrode 15 is grounded.
- the exhaust gas stream passes through the gap 17 between the electrodes 13, 15. Negatively or positively charged soot particles are deposited from the exhaust gas flow on the inner electrode 13 or the jacket electrode 15. As a result, in the course of the operating time of the particle sensor 9 layers 19 and 20 grow out
- soot particles Due to the voltage applied in the gap 17 radial electric field positively charged soot particles move out of the layer 19 to the outer sheath electrode 15, if they come close enough to the sheath electrode 15. This is the case when they fall below the critical distance do to the jacket electrode 15, ie when the thickness of the layer 19 locally exceeds the amount d - do.
- the critical distance do is indicated in FIG. 2 by the dashed circular line 21. If this distance is undershot, soot particles from the layer 19 can tear off and move to the outer sheath electrode 15, where they trigger a current flow that can be measured by the ammeter 23.
- particles also break away from the layer 20 and move toward the inner electrode 13 when the thickness of the layer 20 has become locally so high that the particles fall below the distance do from the inner electrode 13.
- the size ratios are not shown to scale. While d, as already stated, is typically in the millimeter range, do also lies in this order of magnitude.
- the thickness of the growing layers 19, 20 is in the micrometer range, typically a few microns. As has been found, soot particles increasingly break off when the internal combustion engine 3 is switched off. This causes a momentarily particularly high sensor current in the form of a peak.
- this peak is on the one hand “real” because it is caused by real detected soot particles, but on the other hand is not a measure of the soot loading of the exhaust gas at the time of its occurrence, but a sudden solution over a longer period of accumulated soot particles characterizes In this respect, one can also speak of an artifact of the sensor.
- FIG. 3 shows an exemplary measurement, inter alia, of the electrostatic particle sensor in the exhaust gas system of a
- the measurement results of the electrostatic particle sensor (“SootValue”) are plotted as curve 100.
- the curve 200 shows the speed of the vehicle.
- the third curve 300 ( "MSS") consists of measured values of a reference measuring device ⁇ that determines the particle loading in the exhaust stream independently of the electrostatic particle sensor.
- the vehicle comes to a stop and the internal combustion engine is switched off.
- the reference ⁇ meter detects no more particle flow, the curve 300 goes back to zero.
- curve 100 shows a clear peak at about 1400 seconds.
- This shut-off peak is a kind of artifact of the electrostatic particle sensor, which however is used according to the invention for checking the function of the sensor.
- a relatively high switch-off peak was detected.
- a moderate to high amount was determined in the exhaust stream. This high soot loading of the exhaust gas has led to a relatively thick layer of soot deposited on the electrodes of the sensor, which caused the Abschaltpeak after switching off the internal combustion engine.
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| PCT/EP2017/073480 WO2018065201A1 (de) | 2016-10-07 | 2017-09-18 | Verfahren zur überprüfung der funktion eines elektrostatischen partikelsensors |
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