FI128173B - Internal combustion power machine system and method and control device for operating the same - Google Patents
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Abstract
A method for operating a internal combustion power machine system (10), wherein the internal combustion power machine system (10) comprises at least two internal combustion power machines (11, 12), in which fuel can be combusted subject to forming exhaust gas, and an exhaust gas after-treatment system (13) that is common to at least two internal combustion power machines (11, 12), in which the exhaust gas of the internal combustion power machines (11, 12) can be subjected to an exhaust gas after-treatmerit wherein downstream of at least one of the internal combustion power machines (11, 12), which are assigned a common exhaust gas after-treatment system (13), and upstream of the common exhaust gas after-treatment system (13) a shut-off device (14, 18) is arranged which in particular when the respective internal combustion power machine (11, 12) is stationary, is closed to avoid exhaust gas backflow from at least one other running internal combustion power machine (11, 12) in the directIon of the respective stationary internal combustion power machine (11, 12), wherein with the help of at least one sensor (16, 19) a gas composition and/or a gas temperature downstream of at least one stationary internal combustion power machine (11, 12) and upstream of the respective closed shut-off device (14, 18) is determined, and wherein dependent on this it is checked if there is exhaust gas backflow in the direction of the respective stationary machine (11, 12) despite closed shut-off device (14, 18),
Description
Internal combustion power machine system and method and control device for operating the same
The invention relates to a method for operating an internal combustion power machine system according to the preamble of claim 1. The invention furthermore relates to a control device for carrying out the method and to an internal combustion power machine system with such a control device.
On ships for example, internal combustion power machine systems are employed which comprise multiple internal combustion power machines and a common exhaust gas after-treatment system. Accordingly, fuel can be simultaneously combusted in such internal combustion power machine systems in multiple 15 internal combustion power machines subject to the creation of exhaust gas, wherein the exhaust gas of the internal combustion power machine is conducted via the common exhaust gas after-treatment system for exhaust gas aftertreatment.
In particular when such an internal combustion power machine system is operated in part load it is already known from practice to shut down at least one internal combustion power machine and merely operate at least one other internal combustion power machine. In order to prevent that with such a stationary internal combustion power machine of such an internal combustion power machine system 25 exhaust gas of the running internal combustion power machine flows back into the region of the stationary internal combustion power machine it is already known from practice to assign a shut-off device to at least such internal combustion power machines of the internal combustion power machine systems that can be shut down, with the help of which exhaust gas backflow in the direction of a stationary internal combustion power machine can be avoided. To this end, the respective shut-off device is then closed.
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In particular because of wearing of such shut-off devices a state can materialise during the operation of such an internal combustion power machine system in which in particular when an internal combustion power machine is stationary and 5 the shut-off device assigned to this internal combustion power machine is closed, exhaust gas backflow via the closed shut-off device nevertheless occurs. In this case, the exhaust gas then enters the region of the stationary internal combustion power machine as a result of which corrosion problems can occur in particular on assemblies of the stationary internal combustion power machine because of 10 precipitation of sulphuric acid. Up to now, no measures are known with the help of which exhaust gas backflow via a closed shut-off device assigned to a stationary internal combustion power machine can be securely and reliably detected.
Starting out from this, the present invention is based on the object of creating a 15 new type of method for operating an internal combustion power machine system, a control device for carrying out the method and an internal combustion power machine system having such a control device.
This object is solved through a method according to claim 1.
According to the invention, a gas composition and/or a gas temperature is determined downstream of at least one stationary internal combustion power machine and upstream of the closed shut-off device that is assigned to the respective stationary internal combustion power machine with the help of at least 25 one sensor, wherein dependent on this it is checked if there is exhaust gas backflow in the direction of the respective stationary internal combustion power machine despite closed shut-off device.
The present invention proposed for the first time a method for operating an internal 30 combustion power machine system with the help of which it can be securely and
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20155258 prh 09 -04- 2015 reliably detected if a closed shut-off device assigned to a stationary internal combustion power machine is leaking and there is consequently exhaust gas backflow in the direction of the respective stationary internal combustion power machine. Because of this it is possible upon detected exhaust gas backflow to 5 initiate countermeasures in order to avoid corrosion problems on the stationary internal combustion power machine.
In particular when there is exhaust gas backflow in the direction of an internal combustion power machine with closed shut-off device assigned to the respective 10 internal combustion power machine is present, a leak of the respective shut-off device is preferentially inferred and a measure, in particular an error message and/or measure for reducing the exhaust gas backflow triggered on the control side. The corrosion risk on a stationary internal combustion power machine can thereby be reduced.
According to an advantageous further development, exhaust gas backflow in the direction of an internal combustion power machine with closed shut-off device assigned to the respective internal combustion power machine is inferred in particular when an amount of a characteristic quantity detected with the help of the 20 sensor positioned between the respective stationary internal combustion power machine and the respective closed shut-off device amounts to at least X %, in particular at least 50 %, preferably at least 25 %, most preferably at least 10 % of an amount of a characteristic quantity detected with the help of a preferentially structurally identical sensor positioned downstream of the closed shut-off device or 25 downstream of another running internal combustion power machine. A particularly advantageous detection of exhaust gas backflow via a closed shut-off device in the direction of a stationary internal combustion power machine is thereby possible.
The control device is defined in claim 7 and the internal combustion power machine system in claim 8.
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Preferred further developments of the invention are obtained from the subclaims and the following description. Exemplary embodiments of the invention are explained in more detail with the help of the drawing without being restricted to 5 this. There it shows:
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Fig. 1: a diagram of a first internal combustion power machine system;
Fig. 2: a diagram of a second internal combustion power machine system;
Fig. 3: a diagram of a third internal combustion power machine system; and
Fig. 4: a signal flow diagram of the method for operating an internal combustion power machine system.
The present invention relates to a method for operating an internal combustion power machine system, to a control device for carrying out the method and to an 15 internal combustion power machine system.
Fig. 1 shows a diagram of a first internal combustion power machine system 10 according to the invention with two internal combustion power machines 11,12. The internal combustion power machines 11 and 12 shown in Figs. 1 and 2 are combustion engines, preferentially marine diesel combustion engines. It is pointed out here that the invention is not restricted to combustion internal combustion power machine systems, which utilise internal combustion engines. The invention can rather be employed also in internal combustion power machine systems the internal combustion power machines of which are designed as fluid flow machines 25 such as for example gas turbines or the like.
In the internal combustion power machines 11,12 of the internal combustion power machine system 10 fuel can be combusted subject to forming exhaust gas wherein the exhaust gas of the internal combustion power machines 11, 12 can be
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In the exemplary embodiment of Fig. 1, the internal combustion power machine 11 is assigned a shut-off device 14 which is positioned downstream of the internal combustion power machine 11 in order to decouple the internal combustion power machine 11 from the exhaust gas flow in particular when the internal combustion power machine 11 is shut down with running internal combustion power machine 12, thereby preventing a backflow of the exhaust gas of the running internal combustion power machine 12 in the direction of the stationary internal combustion power machine 11. This shut-off device 14 is typically a shut-off flap or the like. Fig. 1, furthermore, shows a control device 15 via which according to the dashed arrows of Fig. 1 the operation of the internal combustion power machines 11,12 can be controlled and/or regulated, and via which the shut-off device 14 can furthermore be closed and opened, namely dependent on whether the internal combustion power machine 11 is stationary or running. Accordingly, in particular when the internal combustion power machine 11 is stationary and the internal combustion power machine 12 is running, the shut-off device 14 assigned to the internal combustion power machine 11 is automatically closed via the control 20 device 15.
According to Fig. 1, a sensor 16 is arranged downstream of the internal combustion power machine 11, which in the exemplary embodiment of Fig. 1 can be shut down with running internal combustion power machine 12 and upstream of 25 the shut-off device 14 assigned to this internal combustion power machine 11 that can be shut down, with the help of which sensor 16 a gas composition and/or a gas temperature downstream of the stationary internal combustion power machine 11 and upstream of the closed shut-off device 14 can be determined.
Dependent on this it is checked if with running internal combustion power machine 12, with stationary internal combustion power machine 11 and with closed shut-off
6/16 device 14 there is exhaust gas backflow in the direction of the stationary internal combustion power machine 11 despite closed shut-off device 14. This check is automatically performed by the control device 15.
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In particular when exhaust gas backflow in the direction of the stationary internal combustion power machine 11 with closed shut-off device 14 assigned to the stationary internal combustion power machine 11 is present or detected, a leakage of the shut-off device 14 is inferred on the control side and a measure triggered on the control side. This is for example an error message or a message in order to initiate maintenance or a replacement of the shut-off device 14. Alternatively or additionally, a measure can be triggered on the control side in order to reduce or avoid the exhaust gas backflow in the direction of the stationary internal combustion power machine. It is thus possible for example to put the previously shut down internal combustion power machine 11 into running and/or reduce the 15 power of the running internal combustion power machine 12.
As already explained above, the gas composition and/or the gas temperature is checked with the help of the sensor 16 downstream of the stationary internal combustion power machine 11 and upstream of the closed shut-off device 14 in 20 order to infer exhaust gas backflow via the closed shut-off device 14 in the direction of the stationary internal combustion power machine 11 based on the gas composition and/or the gas temperature. In particular when a characteristic quantity detected with the help of the sensor 16 is greater than a defined limit value will a backflow of exhaust gas via the closed shut-off device 14 in the 25 direction of the stationary internal combustion power machine 11 be inferred. This limit value can for example be permanently stored in the control device 15.
Fig. 2 shows a further development of the internal combustion power machine system 10 of Fig. 1, with which upstream of the exhaust gas after-treatment 30 system 13 and downstream of the shut-off device 14 a further sensor 17 is positioned, with the help of which a gas composition and/or a gas temperature
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In the exemplary embodiment of Fig. 2 it is provided that based on the characteristic quantity detected by the sensor 17 a limit value is dynamically determined based on which it is then detected on the control side if there is exhaust gas backflow via the closed shut-off device 14 with stationary internal combustion power machine 11. In the exemplary embodiment of Fig. 2 exhaust gas backflow via the closed shut-off device 14 in the direction of the stationary internal combustion power machine 11 is then preferentially detected with running internal combustion power machine 12, with stationary internal combustion power 15 machine 11 and with closed shut-off device 14 when an amount of the characteristic quantity X % detected by the sensor 16 amounts to in particular at least 50 %, preferably at least 25 %, most preferably at least 10 % of the amount of the same characteristic quantity detected with the help of the sensor 14. Expressed in other words this means that in Fig. 2 exhaust gas backflow via the closed shut-off device 14 in the direction of the stationary internal combustion power machine 11 is detected in particular with stationary internal combustion power machine 11 and with closed shut-off device 14 when a ratio between the characteristic quantity which is detected with the sensor 16 located upstream of the closed shut-off device 14 and the characteristic quantity, which is detected with the sensor 17 located downstream of the closed shut-off device 14 is greater than a limit value, that is greater than X %. This limit value can for example be loaddependent, i.e. dependent on the load with which the internal combustion power machine system is operated.
In the exemplary embodiment of Figs. 1 and 2 exclusively one of the shown internal combustion power machines 11,12 is assigned a shut-off device 14. Compared with this, Fig. 1 shows a further development of the internal combustion
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20155258 prh 09 -04- 2015 power machine system 10 of Fig. 1 in which the internal combustion power machine 12 is also assigned a shut-off device 18 and upstream of this shut-off device 18 and downstream of the internal combustion power machine 12 a sensor 19 for determining a gas composition and/or a gas temperature. The version of
Fig. 3 is preferred in particular when alternately both internal combustion power machines 11,12 of the internal combustion power machine system 10 can be shut down with the respective other internal combustion power machine running. Figs.
and 2 are then preferred when an internal combustion power machine is permanently running and the other internal combustion power machine is switched on in addition as required. With the version of Fig. 3 each of the internal combustion power machines 11,12 with the respective other internal combustion power machine 12,11 running can accordingly be shut down and the shut-off device 14 and 18 respectively assigned to the respective stationary internal combustion power machine 11 and 12 respectively be closed, wherein the tightness of the closed shut-off device 14 and 18 respective can then be checked with the help of the respective sensor 16 and 19 respectively. The other sensor 19 and 16 respectively preferentially of the same type assigned to the respective other internal combustion power machine in operation then serves for determining a limit value which when exceeded or reached a leakage of the shut-off device 14 and 18 respectively assigned to this internal combustion power machine is inferred in the signal of the sensor assigned to the stationary internal combustion power machine.
As already explained, the sensors 16,17,19 are sensors for determining a gas composition and/or a gas temperature. As sensors, lambda sensors and/or NOxsensors and/or HC-sensors and/or NHa-sensors and/or CO-sensors or and/or CO2-sensors or temperature sensors or exhaust gas particle sensors and/or other sensors can be preferentially employed.
Fig. 4 shows a signal flow diagram of the method according to the invention for operating an internal combustion power machine system according to the
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In a block 21 it is checked if one of the internal combustion power machines of an internal combustion power machine system, which is assigned a common exhaust gas after-treatment system, is stationary and if another internal combustion power machine, which utilises the same exhaust gas after-treatment system, is running. If this is not the case, the method loops back to block 21. If this, by contrast, is not the case, i.e. if at least one of the internal combustion power machines of the internal combustion power machine system which is assigned a common exhaust gas after-treatment system is stationary while another internal combustion power machine of the internal combustion power machine system is running, the method branches out from block 21 to block 22.
In the block 22 the signal of the sensor which is assigned to the stationary internal combustion power machine of the internal combustion power machine system is evaluated. In a following block 23 it is checked if the signal or the characteristic quantity of the sensor which is assigned to the stationary internal combustion power machine of the internal combustion power machine system exceeds a limit 20 value.
If this is not the case, the method loops back starting out from block 23 to block
23. If by contrast the limit value is reached or exceeded, the method branches out from block 23 to block 24 and a method is initiated on the control side, for example 25 an error message.
Following this, the method according to the invention is terminated in block 25.
Accordingly, according to the invention, a gas composition and/or a temperature downstream of at least one stationary internal combustion power machine and
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This method is carried out by the control device 15 in an automated manner, which accordingly comprises means for carrying out the method according to the invention. These means of the control device 15 are data interfaces, which serve for the data exchange with the assemblies involved in carrying out the method according to the invention, for example with the sensor 16 and 17 and 19 respectively, a processor for processing data and a storage unit for storing data.
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