WO1996017242A1 - Vorrichtung und verfahren zur bestimmung von gasförmigen bestandteilen in gasgemischen - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a device for determining the concentrations of gaseous components in gas mixtures, including oxygen, and to a method for determining the concentrations of at least one of the gaseous components in such gas mixtures.
- Such a device known as a multisensor system, is known per se (WO 92/14143).
- a common carrier which can also be the solid electrolyte that conducts oxygen ions.
- the various gaseous components of the gas mixture can be measured simultaneously with these different sensors.
- the invention is therefore based on the object of further developing a device and a method for determining gaseous constituents in such a way that the various gaseous constituents of the gas mixture can be measured more precisely at the same time.
- the diffusion barrier sets a constant volume flow of the gas mixture to be measured into the diffusion channel.
- the first pair of electrodes in the longitudinal direction of the diffusion channel is, because it is connected amperometrically, as a so-called oxygen pump, in which the molecular oxygen entering the diffusion channel is dissociated into oxygen ions on the inner electrode, the latter then due to the potential applied to the pair of electrodes in the oxygen ion-conducting Solid electrolyte are transported out of the diffusion channel.
- This produces an electrical limit current which is independent of the electrical voltage applied to the two electrodes and is only dependent on the oxygen partial pressure of the gas mixture to be measured. The latter can be determined by measuring the electrical limit current.
- the gas mixture with a defined concentration of oxygen or without the same is thus present behind the first pair of electrodes.
- the further electrode pairs adjoining in the length direction can now be switched amperometrically or potentiometrically.
- the gaseous constituents of the gas mixture in question can now be measured on them more accurately and with better signal strength without the influence of oxygen.
- One of the further pairs of electrodes can also be used for this are to transport oxygen ions to the inner electrode facing the gas mixture to be measured and to carry out an oxidation there, for example from nitrogen or carbon onoxide to nitrogen or carbon dioxide, these gaseous components being able to be measured on one of the further potentiometric or amperometric sensors.
- Solid electrolyte sensors are generally based on the direct conversion of chemical free reaction enthalpy into electrical energy, which leads, for example, to a potential difference in the case of the potentiometric sensors, or on a chemical reaction forced by the use of electrical energy, as is the case, for example, in the case of amperometric or polarographic sensors is used.
- reactions at the electrode between the gas and the migrating or immobile ions in the electrolyte with a complex reaction modified via intermediate phases can be the basis.
- both potentiometric and amperometric sensors can be used.
- the potential of an electrode exposed to the gas mixture to be measured is measured without current compared to the potential of a reference electrode.
- the gas is in equilibrium with the ions of the solid electrolyte or with the composition of the solid electrolyte.
- the size of the potential difference is a clear function of the concentration of the gas in question. Calibration of the sensor is usually unnecessary, because ideally an electrochemical balance is established.
- a fixed conductor made of Na2C ⁇ 3 ⁇ BaC ⁇ 3, NASICON / a2C ⁇ 3 or Na-ß-Alumina / Na2C ⁇ 3 has proven to be suitable for the determination of CO2.
- Zirconia stabilized with yttrium or calcium is generally used for the determination of oxygen.
- NO2 a fixed conductor made of Na-ß-ß "-Alumina / NaN03 or Ba (N03) 2 or NASICON / NaN ⁇ 2 is used.
- the latter fixed conductor can also be used for the determination of NO.
- fluorine eg LaF3
- a fixation lead made of AgCl
- S0 X eg a fixation conductor made of K2SO4, NASIC0N / a2S04 or Ag2S04 ⁇ Li2S04 is used.
- ions are pumped through the solid electrolyte via an applied electrical voltage.
- the transport is carried out via known diffusion barriers, e.g. inhibited in the form of porous layers or capillaries, whereby an electrical limit current occurs which is proportional to the concentration of the gas in question and no longer depends on the increase in the electrical voltage.
- a perometric oxygen sensors have been used above all to measure the oxygen partial pressure in the exhaust gas of lean-burn engines that work with a small excess of oxygen, since the measured current is linearly dependent on the oxygen partial pressure and thus small changes can be easily detected.
- the logarithmic characteristics of the potentiometric sensors are not very suitable for this application.
- oxygen-containing components such as CO2 or H2O can be reduced in addition to oxygen. This makes these gases accessible for amperometric measurement.
- An oxygen ion-conducting solid electrolyte is to be used as the base material for the solid electrolyte used.
- zirconium dioxide stabilized with yttrium has proven to be particularly suitable.
- the solid electrolyte should adjoin a diffusion channel through which the gas diffuses with the individual components to be determined.
- the individual gas components are sequential on electrodes which follow one another in the longitudinal direction of the diffusion channel implemented quantitatively. According to the basic principle of amperometry, the current flowing through each electrode is essentially proportional to the concentration of the respective component in the gas phase. However, because of the non-ideal selectivity of the electrodes and interdiffusion effects, cross-effects can occur between the electrodes.
- a particular advantage of the arrangement lies in the change in the gas phase composition in the course of the diffusion of the gas from electrode to electrode. This suppresses the influence of the essential interfering gases.
- the individual gases can be detected using the following electrode reactions:
- the oxygen is removed in an oxygen-rich exhaust gas, for example diesel or gas burner exhaust gas, using a first electrode for the reduction of oxygen according to formula (1) given above.
- the remaining components of the exhaust gas for example NO x or S0 X , can then be determined on the subsequent electrodes.
- the electrodes in particular the electrodes of the first measuring arrangement, should have good oxygen exchange kinetics so that, for example, complete removal of the oxygen from the gas mixture can be achieved.
- the working conditions are expediently kept in terms of potential and temperature so that a further reduction of the NO and SO2 is avoided.
- the voltage used on the active electrode should not exceed -400 mV, based on 1 bar oxygen partial pressure. Platinum or suitable ones are suitable for this Solid electrolyte-platinum mixtures or mixed conductive oxide electrodes, such as which have a high activity for oxygen exchange.
- the second electrode of the second measuring arrangement receives an oxygen-free residual gas.
- the electrocatalytic decomposition of the NO can then take place at this electrode, for example
- the reduction of the NO must take place in an average cathodic potential difference range of approx. -400 mV to -700 mV in order to avoid a reduction of further components, such as CO2, SO2 and H2O.
- Good catalysts for NO x reduction are known to be noble metals of the platinum series, such as platinum, palladium or rhodium as well as La (lx) Sr x C00 3 and La ( l- ⁇ ) Sr ⁇ Mn ⁇ 3.
- the potential losses at the counter electrodes should be as small as possible so that as large a proportion of the total voltage at the active electrodes as possible drops. This can be achieved by using mixed conductive intermediate layers between the electrode and solid electrolyte, which are known to reduce the polarization.
- a major advantage of electrocatalytic reactions is that they can be controlled via the potential difference. A distinction must be made between reactions that require a certain potential as a driving force and reactions that run in the direction of thermodynamic equilibrium.
- NO is thermodynamically unstable towards decomposition to oxygen and nitrogen, but the bond in the molecule is so strong that a catalyst is necessary for the reaction.
- carbon dioxide, water and sulfur dioxide are stable components in a large partial pressure range.
- high cathodic potentials are necessary as the driving force. A reduction can take place if the potential of the electrode is significantly more negative than the equilibrium potential.
- cathodic potentials up to ax. -700 mV can be used.
- oxygen is also pumped into the cell at this electrode. This influence can be kept low by a suitable choice of electrode material, working temperature and working potential.
- At least one additional sensor can each be assigned a temperature sensor and a separate heater.
- the arrangement according to the invention in which the solid electrolyte adjoins a diffusion channel, can be implemented in various ways.
- a measuring arrangement closed on one side can be used in the form of a tube probe.
- the gas mixture to be measured enters the diffusion channel via an inflow opening designed as a constriction.
- the individual gas components are sequentially sent to the successive electrodes determined qualitatively and / or quantitatively.
- a layer of porous, open-pore ceramic acts as a diffusion channel and is covered by a glass layer.
- the layer forming the diffusion channel can be formed above the active electrodes, below the active electrodes in the form of a porous ion conductor layer or, like the latter, with an additional electrical insulation layer. Powder electrodes can also be used. It is also possible to arrange the electrodes in a sandwich arrangement, the upper pair of electrodes being used as an oxygen pump.
- FIG 1 shows some standard electrode potentials
- FIG. 2 shows a first embodiment of a device according to the invention
- Figure 3 shows a second embodiment of a device according to the invention
- Figure 4 shows a third embodiment of the device according to the invention.
- FIG. 5 shows a fourth embodiment of the device according to the invention.
- FIG. 6 shows a fifth embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 7 shows an embodiment with powder electrodes, in a schematic cross section
- FIG. 8 electrodes, in a sandwich arrangement and in a schematic cross section
- FIG. 9 shows the current of a first and a second electrode plotted over time
- FIG. 10 further measurement curves of a current of a first and a second electrode plotted over time
- FIG. 11 shows a sixth embodiment of the device according to the invention.
- Figure 12 shows a seventh embodiment.
- FIG. 2 A measuring arrangement in the form of a tube probe is shown in FIG. 2.
- the tube probe consists of a tube closed on one side, the wall of which is composed of a gas-tight probe electrolyte 16 which conducts oxygen ions, for example stabilized zirconium dioxide.
- a gas-tight probe electrolyte 16 which conducts oxygen ions, for example stabilized zirconium dioxide.
- the electrodes are arranged in a ring around the tube inside and outside.
- the gas mixture to be measured passes through an inflow opening 12, which is designed as a constriction 13 and acts as a diffusion barrier, into the actual functional gas diffusion as a hollow channel formed as a diffusion channel 14.
- the individual gaseous components become sequentially implemented quantitatively on the successive electrode pairs E1, E2, E3.
- a pump system as shown in FIG. 3, can be used to avoid problems arising from the back diffusion of the particles resulting from the oxidation and reduction reactions.
- 3 consists of a tube open on both sides, the wall of solid electrolyte 16 with the inflow opening 12 designed as a constriction 13 as in FIG. 2.
- the inner and other electrodes 20a, 20b; 21a, 21b; and 22a, 22b are arranged as in Fig. 2.
- the volume of the diffusion channel 14 is kept as small as possible. This can be achieved with cost-effective thick-film arrangements with a small internal volume, as shown, for example, in FIGS. 4, 5 and 6.
- a layer made of a porous open-pore material 23, 26, for example ceramic or glass is used for the purpose of gas diffusion, which layer is covered by a gas-tight layer 24, for example a glass layer.
- the diffusion anal 14 adjoins the solid electrolyte 16 gas-tight material which conducts oxygen ions and the glass layer 24 (FIGS. 4-6).
- the active electrodes 20b, 21b, 22b can be arranged between the diffusion channel 14 and either the solid electrolyte 16 (FIG.
- the oxygen molecules dissociated at the electrodes 20b, 21b, 22b also have to migrate as ions through the solid of the material 26 in the diffusion channel 14, which therefore also enters Solid electrolyte for acid ions must be until they reach the solid electrolyte 16.
- the other electrodes are arranged on the side of the solid electrolyte 16 facing away from the diffusion channel 14.
- the fifth embodiment according to FIG. 6 has on the side of the solid electrolyte 16 facing away from the diffusion channel 14 a further layer made of a porous, open-pore material 26, which is likewise adjacent to the solid electrolyte 16 and on which the other electrodes 20a, 21a, 22a are arranged and to which an additional electrical insulation layer 28 connects, on which a heater 32 is provided.
- a temperature sensor 29 is provided between the insulation layer 28 and the layer made of the porous, open-pore material 26.
- E ⁇ can also be used powder electrodes.
- a corresponding single electrode is shown in FIG. 7.
- FIG. 8 There is also the possibility of arranging the electrodes in a sandwich arrangement (FIG. 8), the upper pair of electrodes being used as an oxygen pump.
- FIGS. 11a, b, c A further embodiment of the device according to the invention is shown in FIGS. 11a, b, c. It contains three inflow openings 12 designed as constrictions 13, which open into a diffusion channel 14 designed as a hollow channel for the purpose of gas diffusion.
- the hollow channel is formed by a gas-impermeable material 29 in the form of a layer which is formed in the region facing away from the solid electrolyte by a further layer made of a material which is also impermeable to gas.
- this embodiment like that according to FIG. 4, is formed with only two electrodes and also bears corresponding reference numerals.
- FIG. 12 the arrangement of FIG.
- a gas reference space 40 for example for air, is arranged below the measuring arrangement and is delimited by side walls 44 and an end wall 42.
- This arrangement is particularly suitable for measurements in rich emissions, which have a high proportion of carbon materials and / or carbon monoxide.
- both the oxygen content and the NO content were measured in an oxygen-containing gas mixture with an NO content, the oxygen content being varied between the values 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6%.
- the measurement curves obtained are summarized in FIG. 9.
- the upper measurement curve EL 1 according to FIG. 9 shows the measured oxygen concentration.
- the curve shape corresponds to the predetermined increase in oxygen concentration.
- the lower measurement curve EL 2 shows the measured NO concentration and shows that the NO content can be measured when oxygen is present.
- the geometry of the electrodes was optimized and the oxygen and NO concentration were measured under the same conditions.
- the measurement curves obtained are shown in FIG. 10. The optimizations enable the NO content to be determined independently of the oxygen content.
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