WO2000042302A1 - Method and arrangement for purifying an exhaust gas stream of a spark ignition engine flowing in an exhaust gas line - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method and an arrangement for cleaning an exhaust gas stream of a gasoline engine flowing in an exhaust gas line, to which an air / fuel mixture is preferably supplied via direct injection.
- pollutants essentially hydrocarbons (HC), carbon monoxide (CO) and nitrogen oxides (NO ⁇ ), as well as possibly soot particles.
- HC hydrocarbons
- CO carbon monoxide
- NO ⁇ nitrogen oxides
- the content of pollutants and soot particles in the exhaust gas mainly depends on the air / fuel ratio supplied. With small air / fuel ratios one speaks of a "rich" mixture composition (air deficit); with large air / fuel ratios one speaks of a "lean” mixture composition (air excess).
- Soot occurs mainly when burning under extreme air deficiency. Although this condition is not normally achieved in the gasoline engine, it can occur locally due to inhomogeneities, especially during the cold start phase.
- the soot formation is usually initiated by thermal cracking of the fuel molecules in the absence of oxygen and, with the elimination of hydrogen, leads to the polymerization of carbon-rich macromolecules, which then agglomerate into the final soot particles.
- the sharp increase in soot when the stoichiometric air ratio is approached follows from the increasing Expansion of the rich mixture zones due to an increase in the injection quantity. Soot formed in rich mixture zones usually hardly burns without further measures.
- the exhaust gas also contains a relatively large amount of CO and HC, while with air excess CO and HC can be almost completely oxidized up to a certain point.
- the NO ⁇ content goes through a maximum in the range of slightly lean mixture composition. In this area, however, there is an optimum of the specific fuel consumption for the gasoline engine. So if gasoline engines are set to optimally low consumption, there are high NO ⁇ concentrations in addition to moderate CO and HC concentrations in the exhaust gas. So far, little attention has been paid to the fact that gasoline engines also produce particles, which, however, are usually smaller and have a lower total volume than diesel engines. Nevertheless, such particles can be an environmental burden.
- the invention is based on the object of specifying measures and devices for improved cleaning of an exhaust gas stream of a gasoline engine flowing in an exhaust line.
- the method according to the invention for cleaning an exhaust gas stream of a gasoline engine flowing in an exhaust gas line, to which an air / fuel mixture is preferably fed via direct injection is characterized in that the exhaust gas in the exhaust gas line one behind the other has at least one honeycomb body with a catalytically active coating, preferably a three - Path coating, and a particle filter with an at least temporarily storing at least one pollutant component, in particular hydrocarbon (HC), carbon monoxide (CO) and / or nitrogen oxide (NO ⁇ ), through which the coating, whereby an improved cleaning of the exhaust gas can be achieved in an advantageous manner.
- HC hydrocarbon
- CO carbon monoxide
- NO ⁇ nitrogen oxide
- a reducing agent preferably from a reducing agent reservoir via at least one reducing agent line, for example continuously, is fed to the particle filter.
- a reducing agent for example ammonia
- ammonia as a function of a residual NO ⁇ concentration in the exhaust gas behind the honeycomb body almost completely avoids overdosing of the reducing agent, thereby achieving a stoichiometric ratio between the remaining NO ⁇ and reducing agent and advantageously cleaning the exhaust gas containing NO ⁇ Otto engine is improved.
- Another advantage is that significantly smaller amounts of reducing agents are required than, for example, when reducing agent is injected into an exhaust gas before it flows through a honeycomb body with a catalytically active coating.
- the reducing agent line preferably ends at the particle filter, the particle filter preferably having an integrated distribution device to which the reducing agent line is connected.
- an oxidizing agent preferably oxygen (O 2 )
- O 2 oxygen
- the coating of the particle filter can at least temporarily store oxygen (O 2 ).
- Modern gasoline engines usually have electronic engine control or comparable control means.
- HC hydrocarbon
- CO carbon monoxide
- NO ⁇ nitrogen oxide
- pollutant residues not converted in the honeycomb body can be recognized in an advantageous manner and implemented in the particle filter arranged behind them, which has a correspondingly storing coating, supported by the reducing or oxidizing agents supplied to the filter, the metering of which is controlled, for example, by means of the electronic motor control.
- the particle filter is preferably regenerated by burning the particles, in particular triggered by engine heat and / or by exothermic reactions in the honeycomb body, preferably at intervals which can be determined, for example, by means of the engine control.
- the honeycomb body can at the same time form the particle filter at least in partial areas, as a result of which a space-saving design can advantageously be achieved.
- the single figure schematically shows an arrangement for cleaning an exhaust gas stream of an Otto engine 1 flowing in an exhaust gas line 2, to which an air / fuel mixture is preferably supplied via direct injection.
- an air / fuel mixture is preferably supplied via direct injection.
- the flow direction S there is at least one honeycomb body 3 with a catalytically active coating, preferably a three-way catalytic converter, in the exhaust line. and a particle filter 4 with an at least temporarily storing at least one pollutant component, in particular hydrocarbon (HC), carbon monoxide (CO) and or nitrogen oxide (NO ⁇ ).
- HC hydrocarbon
- CO carbon monoxide
- NO ⁇ nitrogen oxide
- the coating of the particle filter 4 is preferably at least partially designed such that when the gasoline engine 1 is supplied with a rich air / fuel mixture, residual HC and CO which have not been converted in the honeycomb body 3 are stored; and that when the lean engine 1 is supplied with a lean air / fuel mixture, the residual NO ⁇ converted into the honeycomb body 3 is stored.
- At least one measuring probe 5, 6, 7 is provided, which are arranged between the honeycomb body 3 and the particle filter 4 and, for example, in connection with an electronic motor control, not shown stand, which advantageously includes programs for controlling or regulating the exhaust gas cleaning. In particular, it can be used to determine metered amounts of reducing and / or oxidizing agents to be added.
- an oxidizing agent or a reducing agent is fed from a reducing agent reservoir 8 via at least one reducing agent line 9 by means of a pump 11 to the particle filter 4 .
- the particle filter 4 preferably has an integrated distribution device 10, in particular for supplying the reducing agent, which is connected to the reducing agent line 9.
- Fluid ammonia is preferably used as the reducing agent, which is carried in the reducing agent reservoir 8 and can be supplied as required.
- the reducing agent can also be carried as a stored precursor, for example urea, in the reducing agent reservoir 8 and, if necessary, in particular pyrolytically, produced and then fed as a fluid to the particle filter 4, in particular via the distribution device 10.
- a stored precursor for example urea
- the structure of the particle filter 4 which promotes the deposition of soot particles is preferably a pore structure or a channel structure, wherein in the case of channels these are preferably at least partially offset and / or arranged transversely.
- the particle filter 4 is arranged at least so closely adjacent behind the honeycomb body 3 that the particles burn, in particular triggered by exothermic reactions in the honeycomb body 3, preferably at determinable intervals.
- the honeycomb body 3 can also form the particle filter 4 at least in partial areas.
- honeycomb body 3 and particle filter 4 further components can be provided in the exhaust line 2 of a gasoline engine 1.
- at least one so-called water trap can be arranged in front of the honeycomb body 3, which keeps the honeycomb body 3 and its catalytic coating as dry as possible in order to be able to bring about the desired oxidation or reduction processes in the honeycomb body 3 even at exhaust gas temperatures of only about 100 ° C. .
- Water traps therefore contain materials that can collect and store large quantities of water below a certain temperature.
- an electrically heatable catalyst can also be arranged in the exhaust line 2 in front of the honeycomb body 3 in order to ensure an at least temporarily increased exhaust gas temperature for a catalytic conversion of the pollutants even immediately after the engine has started.
- the honeycomb body 3 itself can be electrically heated.
- the present invention is particularly suitable for exhaust systems of gasoline engines.
- the particle filter 4 advantageously takes on the additional oxidation of residual hydrocarbons (HC) and carbon monoxide (CO) during the cold start phase and, in particular, the supplementary reduction of residual nitrogen oxides (NO ⁇ ) when the gasoline engine 1 is under load. .
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KR1020017008954A KR20010101549A (en) | 1999-01-18 | 2000-01-05 | Method and arrangement for purifying an exhaust gas stream of a spark ignition engine flowing in an exhaust gas line |
EP00900064A EP1149230A1 (en) | 1999-01-18 | 2000-01-05 | Method and arrangement for purifying an exhaust gas stream of a spark ignition engine flowing in an exhaust gas line |
JP2000593848A JP2002535531A (en) | 1999-01-18 | 2000-01-05 | Method and apparatus for purifying an exhaust gas flow flowing in an exhaust gas system |
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