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- the present invention relates to an exhaust gas purification system that reduces and purifies NO X in exhaust gas of an internal combustion engine and collects and burns and removes particulate matter of the exhaust gas, and a control method therefor. More specifically, an exhaust gas purification system in which a direct reduction NOx catalyst is arranged upstream for NOx purification and a DPF with an oxidation catalyst is arranged downstream for PM purification and its control About the method.
- oxidation catalyst such as platinum (Pt)
- oxidation catalyst ⁇ cerium (CeO 2) such as platinum PM oxidation
- a DPF with a catalyst such as a DPF with a PM oxidation catalyst in which a catalyst is applied to the surface of a filter.
- the oxidation of PM by N_ ⁇ 2 by utilizing the point that can be performed at a low temperature low even energy barrier Ri by oxidation with ⁇ 2, in the exhaust gas Ri by the oxidation catalyst NO is oxidized, and PM collected by the generated N 2 is oxidized to C 2 to remove PM.
- the PM oxidation catalyst with DP F has a catalyst such as cerium oxide, in the low temperature oxidation range (350 ° ( ⁇ 450 ° about C), and oxidizes NO in the oxidation catalyst N_ ⁇ 2, the N ⁇ 2 in Sani ⁇ Shi the PM, the middle temperature oxidation zone (400 ° C ⁇ 600 ° about C), the ⁇ 2 in the exhaust gas in the PM oxidation catalysts by activity I spoon directly oxidize PM, PM exhaust gas are oxidized more PM to ⁇ 2 ⁇ 2 temperature or high-temperature oxidation zone to burn with (600 ° or more about C) in the exhaust gas in.
- a catalyst such as cerium oxide
- oxidation catalysts such as platinum disposed upstream of, and oxidizes NO in the exhaust gas by the oxidation catalyst on the upstream side, generated N0 2, even Mel that downstream of the C0 2 by oxidizing the PM collected in the DPF, to remove PM.
- the exhaust gas temperature still needs to be raised to about 350 ° C. Since the catalyst is not activated due to a shortage, the above reaction does not occur, and PM is not oxidized and deposits on the DPF. For this reason, the exhaust gas temperature is increased by delaying the injection time or multi-stage injection, etc., or the fuel is supplied to the oxidation catalyst and burned by means of boost injection or exhaust pipe injection, thereby raising the PM to a temperature higher than the reburning temperature.
- the DPF is regenerated by burning it. When regenerating this DPF, it is necessary to raise the oxygen concentration to a relatively high level to bring PM trapped in an oxidizing atmosphere to the PM combustion temperature.
- the catalyst for purifying N ⁇ x is the N ⁇ X storage reduction catalyst used in an exhaust gas purification device for an internal combustion engine proposed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-274799. is there.
- This NO X storage reduction catalyst is formed by supporting a noble metal catalyst such as platinum and an alkaline earth metal such as a balm (Ba) on a catalyst carrier.
- a noble metal catalyst such as platinum
- an alkaline earth metal such as a balm (Ba)
- the exhaust gas NO in becomes N_ ⁇ 2 is oxidized by the catalytic action of a noble metal catalyst, nitric Ion N 0 3 - it is absorbed in the form of diffuse nitrate into the catalyst in the form of.
- the air-fuel ratio nitrate ion when the oxygen concentration becomes rich decreases (N0 3 I) is released in the form of N_ ⁇ 2, by the catalytic action of a noble metal catalyst, unburned hydrocarbon contained in the exhaust gas ( HC) and C_ ⁇ or N0 2 with a reducing agent H 2 or the like is reduced to.
- a noble metal catalyst unburned hydrocarbon contained in the exhaust gas ( HC) and C_ ⁇ or N0 2 with a reducing agent H 2 or the like is reduced to.
- this direct reduction type N ⁇ x catalyst has a catalyst T such as rhodium (Rh) and a metal M such as palladium (Pd) supported on a carrier T such as zeolite.
- a catalyst T such as rhodium (Rh) and a metal M such as palladium (Pd) supported on a carrier T such as zeolite.
- the NOx N 2 in the oxygen concentration as the exhaust gas air-fuel ratio Li one down state of the internal combustion engine such as di one Zeruenjin high atmosphere, as shown in FIG. 7, and come in contact with NOx, the NOx N 2
- the catalyst component itself is oxidized to metal oxide M ⁇ x such as rhodium oxide. If all of this metal M is oxidized, the NOx reduction ability will be lost, so it is necessary to regenerate it when it has been oxidized to some extent.
- the oxygen concentration in the exhaust gas is reduced to approximately zero%, and as shown in FIG.
- the metal oxide M ⁇ x is brought into contact with a reducing agent such as unburned HC, CO, or hydrogen H 2 in a reducing atmosphere to reduce the metal M ⁇ x to return to metal M.
- the reaction to reduce metal oxide MOx is performed quickly even at a low temperature (for example, 200 ° C or more) as compared with other catalysts, and the problem of sulfur poisoning is also observed. There is an advantage that there is little.
- cerium (C e) which reduces the oxidizing action of metal M and contributes to maintaining the N ⁇ x reduction ability, is blended. It promotes the reduction reaction.
- iron (F e) is added to the carrier to improve the purification rate of N ⁇ x.
- the sulfur poisoning is smaller than that of the NOX storage reduction catalyst, it is gradually deteriorated by sulfur poisoning due to the sulfur content in the fuel. That is, the iron added to the carrier, the sulfur content in the exhaust gas is absorbed as S 0 2, or cause a primary sulfur poisoning which improve the purification of performance is the inhibition of NOX by the iron, further , S_ ⁇ 2 discharged from the iron in an oxidizing atmosphere at a constant temperature not including the reducing agent is changed to sO 3, since the compounds as cell potassium, contribution to the retention of N_ ⁇ _X reduction capability of this cerium Or secondary sulfur poisoning, which reduces the NOx purification rate.
- the catalyst temperature (sulfur purge temperature) required to recover the catalyst deterioration due to this sulfur poisoning is about 400 ° C. It is low compared to ° C and can be easily achieved even under normal operating conditions.
- the direct reduction type NOX catalyst in addition to the regeneration treatment in which the metal oxide MOx is brought into contact with a reducing agent in a reducing atmosphere to reduce it to metal M, the progress of deterioration due to sulfur poisoning is monitored.
- the temperature of the catalyst When the deterioration has progressed to some extent, the temperature of the catalyst must be higher than the sulfur page temperature of about 400 ° C in a low oxygen state to avoid secondary sulfur poisoning. Sulfur, to remove sulfur content. It is necessary to perform a catalyst deterioration recovery process by a single device, and this catalyst deterioration recovery process is forcibly performed.
- the present invention has been made in order to solve the above-mentioned problems, and an object of the present invention is to generate HC, which is generated during a catalyst deterioration recovery process for sulfur poisoning in a direct reduction type N ⁇ X catalyst on the upstream side.
- An object of the present invention is to provide an exhaust gas purification system capable of burning and removing PM trapped in a downstream DPF using CO, and a control method thereof.
- the N ⁇ X purification system to achieve the above objectives includes a direct reduction type N0X catalyst for purifying N0X in exhaust gas and a catalyst for purifying PM in exhaust gas.
- a direct reduction type N0X catalyst for purifying N0X in exhaust gas and a catalyst for purifying PM in exhaust gas.
- the sulfur reduction of the direct reduction NOX catalyst reduces the oxygen concentration in the exhaust gas to almost zero and raises the exhaust gas temperature.
- An air supply system for supplying air is provided between the direct reduction type NOx catalyst and the DPF with the catalyst during the catalyst deterioration recovery process for the catalyst.
- This “direct reduction NOX catalyst” is a catalyst component that reduces NOX (nitrogen oxide) to N 2 (nitrogen) and oxidizes this catalyst component when the oxygen concentration in the exhaust gas is high, and A catalyst in which this catalyst component is reduced when the oxygen concentration in the exhaust gas decreases.
- This direct reduction NOX catalyst is composed of a catalyst such as rhodium (R h) or palladium on a type 8 zeolite or other carrier. It can be configured to carry a special metal such as (P d).
- cerium (Ce) was added to reduce the oxidizing action of the metal of the catalyst component and to contribute to maintaining the N ⁇ x reducing ability, and the catalyst was released in a redox reaction, particularly in a rich state.
- a three-way catalyst containing platinum etc. is provided in the lower layer to promote the NOX reduction reaction, and iron (F e) is added to the carrier to improve the N ⁇ x purification rate. Can be formed.
- This catalyst deterioration recovery process reduces the oxygen concentration in the exhaust gas to almost zero and reduces the exhaust gas temperature in order to avoid secondary sulfur poisoning against sulfur poisoning of the direct reduction NOX catalyst.
- This process raises the temperature to a temperature above the sulfur purge temperature (about 400 ° C), at which the sulfur is discharged from the catalyst, and controls the amount of intake air such as intake throttle, fuel injection control such as post-injection, and EGR. It can be implemented by rich spike control by control or the like.
- the air supply system is configured to supply a part of air supercharged by a compressor of a turbocharger between the direct reduction type N ⁇ X catalyst and the DPF with the catalyst. I do. With this configuration, air can be supplied by a relatively simple system.
- the DPF with a catalyst in the above N ⁇ x purification system various types of DPFs having an oxidation catalyst can be used, and the oxidation catalyst is formed by applying the oxidation catalyst to the wall surface of the all-flow type.
- a DPF with a catalyst or a DPF with a catalyst formed by applying an oxidation catalyst and a PM oxidation catalyst to a wall surface of a wall flow type can be used.
- a DPF in which an oxidation catalyst is arranged on the upstream side can also be used.
- the control method of the NOX purification system includes a direct reduction type N ⁇ catalyst for purifying N ⁇ X in exhaust gas and a catalyst for purifying PM in exhaust gas.
- a direct reduction type N ⁇ catalyst for purifying N ⁇ X in exhaust gas and a catalyst for purifying PM in exhaust gas.
- the DPF is arranged in the exhaust gas passage in order from the upstream side, the oxygen concentration in the exhaust gas is reduced to almost zero and the exhaust gas temperature is raised.
- Air is supplied between the direct reduction type N ⁇ X catalyst and the DPF with a catalyst during the catalyst deterioration recovery process for poisons.
- the direct reduction NOX catalyst performs a rich spike operation to reduce exhaust gas to avoid secondary sulfur poisoning when performing sulfur purging for catalyst deterioration recovery processing. Since it is in an oxygen state, a large amount of unburned components HC and CO are emitted, and at the same time, the exhaust gas temperature rises due to the rich spike operation, and the exhaust gas temperature is usually 400 downstream of the direct reduction NOX catalyst. ° C or higher.
- the exhaust gas purification system of the present invention in which an air supply system is provided by combining the upstream direct reduction type NOx catalyst and the downstream DPF with catalyst (or DPF in front of the oxidation catalyst), and a control method therefor.
- an air supply system is provided by combining the upstream direct reduction type NOx catalyst and the downstream DPF with catalyst (or DPF in front of the oxidation catalyst), and a control method therefor.
- a direct reduction NOx catalyst is selected as a catalyst for N ⁇ x purification
- a DPF with a catalyst or a DPF in front of an oxidation catalyst is selected as a DPF for PM purification.
- an air supply system that supplies air between these components during the recovery process of the direct reduction NOx catalyst during sulfur purge purging.
- the unburned HC and C2 generated in the process can be oxidized and oxidized.
- the heat generated by the oxidation of the unburned HC and CO can raise the PM collected and deposited in the DPF with catalyst and the DPF in front of the oxidation catalyst above the PM reburning temperature, supplied may burn off at 0 2 in air.
- the DPF regeneration process for PM purification can be performed at the time of recovery from the deterioration of the direct reduction NOx catalyst for N ⁇ x purification, and the number of DPF regeneration controls can be reduced. An increase in fuel consumption due to the DPF regeneration process can be suppressed.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration of an engine including an exhaust gas purification system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a configuration of an exhaust gas purification system control means according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 shows an example of an exhaust gas purification system control flow according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing an example of the control flow of the reproduction of the insect vector in FIG.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing an example of the catalyst deterioration recovery control flow of FIG.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing an example of the DPF regeneration control flow of FIG.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram showing a reaction of a direct reduction type N 0 X catalyst in a high oxygen concentration state.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram showing a reaction of a direct reduction type NOx catalyst in a low oxygen concentration state.
- the exhaust gas purification system 10 includes a direct reduction NO X catalyst 3 and a catalyst-added DPF 4 arranged in the exhaust gas passage 2 of the engine body 1 in order from the upstream side.
- An air supply system 5 having an air supply port 5a is provided between the direct reduction type N ⁇ x catalyst 3 and the DPF 4 with a catalyst.
- this direct reduction type N ⁇ x catalyst 3 is prepared by supporting a special metal M such as rhodium (Rh) or palladium (Pd) on a carrier T such as an iS zeolite. It is composed. Furthermore, cerium (Ce), which reduces the oxidizing action of metal M and contributes to maintaining NOx reduction ability, is blended, and a three-way catalyst having platinum or the like is provided in the lower layer to perform oxidation-reduction reactions, especially in rich conditions. so as to promote the reduction reaction of the N 0 X, also, and c is added iron (F e) to a carrier in order to improve the purification rate of NO X, the direct reduction type NOx catalyst 3, Fig.
- a special metal M such as rhodium (Rh) or palladium (Pd)
- a carrier T such as an iS zeolite. It is composed.
- Ce cerium
- a three-way catalyst having platinum or the like is provided in the lower layer to perform oxidation
- the metal oxide MOx contains unburned HC, C ⁇ , Instead of such as H 2 It has the property of being reduced upon contact with the base agent and returning to the original metal M such as a mouth jam.
- a number of gas passages are formed in parallel by porous cordierite or gallium carbide, and a number of exhaust gas passages are surrounded by porous wall surfaces.
- the filter is formed by a honeycomb filter called a “portrait one-type” formed by plugging the inlet side and the outlet side of the filter in a zigzag pattern, or a fiber-type filter made by winding ceramic fibers around a stainless steel porous tube and laminating them. .
- an oxidation catalyst such as platinum (Pt) is applied to the wall surface of the filter.
- platinum is applied to the wall surface of the filter. It formed a PM oxidation catalyst of the oxidation catalyst and the oxidation Seriumu (C e 0 2) etc. etc. and coated fabric.
- DPF 4 with hornworm medium can burn unburned HC and CO in an oxidizing atmosphere at 190 ° (: ⁇ 200 ° C).
- the air supply line system 5 connects the air supply port 5a immediately before the DPF 4 with the catalyst and the air intake port 5b on the downstream side of the compressor 6a of the turbo 6 with the air supply pipe 5c. And an air supply valve 5d provided in the air supply pipe 5c.
- an operating condition detecting device 21 including a torque sensor, a rotational speed sensor, and the like for detecting an operating state of the engine, mainly, the torque Q and the engine speed Ne is provided.
- an air-fuel ratio sensor 22 for detecting an air-fuel ratio A f is provided upstream of the direct reduction type NOx catalyst 3 in the exhaust gas passage 2, and a catalyst temperature is provided for the direct reduction type NO X catalyst 3.
- a catalyst temperature sensor 23 for detecting Tea t and a NOX sensor 24 for detecting NOx concentration Cnox are provided downstream.
- temperature sensors 25 and 26 for detecting the exhaust gas temperature are provided on the upstream side of the direct reduction type N ⁇ X catalyst 3 and on the downstream side of the DPF 4.
- An engine control unit that receives the torque (load) Q of the engine 1 and the engine speed Ne obtained from the operating condition detecting device 21 etc. and controls the entire engine such as fuel injection control ), And the control device 50 controls the catalyst regeneration of the direct reduction NOx catalyst 3 and the deterioration of the catalyst.
- An exhaust gas cleaning system control means 200 for performing recovery control, DPF regeneration control, and the like is provided.
- the intake passage 7 is provided with an air cleaner 31, a compressor 6 of a turbocharger 6, an intercooler 32, and an intake throttle valve 33. Further, as an EGR device 40, an EGR valve 4 is provided. An EGR passage 41 having an EGR cooler 43 and an EGR cooler 43 and a cooling water pipe 44 are provided.
- the exhaust gas purification system control means 200 includes a catalyst regeneration means 210 including catalyst regeneration timing determination means 211 and a catalyst regeneration processing control means 212, and a sulfur purge timing determination means.
- the catalyst regeneration means 2 1 0, the air-fuel ratio of the exhaust gas at a high oxygen concentration normal operating state of the lean state, was in contact with the NOx is reduced to N 2 by the metal oxide MO X and N_ ⁇ _X
- the catalyst regeneration treatment control means 2 1 2 When it is determined that the time is reached, the catalyst regeneration treatment control means 2 1 2 generates exhaust gas having an air-fuel ratio of stoichiometric air-fuel ratio or an oxygen concentration of approximately 0% in a rich state, and reduces the metal oxide MOx to a reducing atmosphere. in contacted with unburned HC and CO, H 2 or the like of the reducing agent back to the metal M was reduced.
- this normal operating state means that the engine is required to perform an operation for regenerating the direct reduction NOx catalyst 3, an operation for recovering the catalyst deterioration, and a regenerating process for the DPF 4 with a catalyst.
- the catalyst regeneration timing determination means 2 1 1 is used to determine the NOx concentration Cnox in the exhaust gas downstream of the direct reduction type NOx catalyst 3 when NOx is being reduced, the elapsed time when the oxygen concentration is high, and It is determined whether or not it is time to regenerate the catalyst based on the estimated calculation amount obtained by estimating the amount of NOx reduced by the direct reduction type NOx catalyst 3 while reducing NOx. I do.
- the catalyst regeneration control means 2 12 is a means for reducing the oxygen concentration in the exhaust gas, that is, means for performing a rich spike operation with an air-fuel ratio A f of 14.7 or less. Performed by one or a combination of fuel injection control to control the injection of fuel supplied to the chamber, intake air control to control the intake air flow, and EGR control to control the EGR gas flow of the EGR system. Based on the detected value Af of the air-fuel ratio sensor 22, feedback control is performed so that the detected value Af falls within a predetermined set range.
- the fuel injection control includes main injection timing control that changes the evening of main injection of fuel injected into the combustion chamber of the engine, and post-injection control that performs post-injection (post-injection) after main injection.
- the intake air amount control includes intake throttle valve control that controls the opening degree of the intake throttle valve 33 and air intake amount control that controls the amount of intake air from the compressor 6 a of the turbocharger 6. There is.
- the catalyst deterioration recovery means 220 includes a sulfur purge timing determination means 221, and a sulfur purge processing control means 222.
- the sulfur page timing determination means 2 2 1 is a means for determining whether or not to perform ⁇ L yellow purge control.
- the sulfur purge timing determination means 2 1 is determined based on the fuel consumption and the sulfur concentration in the fuel. Estimate the amount of sulfur X1 deposited in 3 and if the accumulated value Xt of the estimated amount of deposited sulfur X1 is greater than the sulfur purge start determination value X1, start sulfur purge control. Is determined, and if it is smaller, it is determined that the sulfur purge control is not started.
- the sulfur purge process control means 222 determines that the sulfur amount needs to be purged frequently when the accumulated amount of sulfur Xt reaches the limit X1 and lowers the oxygen concentration in the exhaust gas and reduces the catalyst temperature Teat.
- This is a means for performing rich spike operation control that raises the temperature above the sulfur purge temperature T r, thereby raising the catalyst temperature Teat above the sulfur purge temperature T r to prevent secondary sulfur poisoning in a rich state.
- sulfur purge is carried out to prevent and recover catalyst deterioration.
- the rich spike operation in the sulfur purge operation can be performed by one or a combination of fuel injection control, intake air amount control, EGR control, and the like, similarly to the rich spike operation in the regeneration process. You.
- the sulfur purge process control means 222 includes a DPF regeneration process control.
- the air supply valve 5 d is opened to operate upstream of the DPF 4 with a catalyst.
- a part of the supercharged air A a downstream of the compressor 6 a of the turbocharger 6 is supplied.
- This air supply a large amount of unburned HC and CO generated during rich spike operation in sulfur purge control is oxidized by the catalytic DPF 4 oxidation catalyst, and the heat generated by the oxidation of these HC and CO is also increased.
- the exhaust gas temperature is raised by the rich spike operation, and the catalyst temperature Teat of the direct reduction type NO X catalyst 3 is raised to the sulfur purging temperature (about 400 ° C) or higher.
- the unburned HC and CO generated by the rich spike operation were burned by the catalytic action of the oxidation catalyst of DPF 4 with catalyst, and were collected by DPF 4 with catalyst. Since the temperature of the exhaust gas flowing into the PM can be further increased, generally to about 500 ° C, this PM can be burned to remove and regenerate the PM of the DPF 4 with catalyst. .
- the DPF regeneration processing control means 232 This is a means for controlling the regeneration process to burn and remove PM trapped in the DPF 4 with catalyst.
- This DPF regeneration timing determination means 23 1 is a means for determining the DPF regeneration timing, and calculates the amount of PM accumulated by estimating and accumulating the amount of PM deposited on the DPF 4 with catalyst from the operating conditions of the engine. However, when the accumulated amount of PM exceeds a predetermined determination value, it is determined that it is time to regenerate the DPF, or when the difference or ratio of the exhaust pressure before and after the DPF 4 with a catalyst exceeds the determination value. It is determined that it is the DPF regeneration time.
- the DPF regeneration control means 232 uses an electronically controlled fuel injection system such as a common rail to increase the exhaust gas temperature by delaying injection timing or multi-stage injection, or by performing boost injection or exhaust pipe injection. Fuel is supplied to the oxidation catalyst applied at the fill and burned, and the exhaust gas temperature is raised to a temperature higher than the PM reburning temperature, etc. Regenerate DPF 4 with catalyst.
- This regeneration process is performed in a lean combustion state or in a state in which the oxygen concentration in the exhaust gas flowing into the DPF 4 with a catalyst is high by air supply by the air supply system 5.
- the exhaust gas purification system control flow shown in FIG. 3 includes catalyst regeneration control in step S100, catalyst deterioration recovery control in step S200, and DPF regeneration control in step S300. It is configured as a part of the overall flow that controls the engine, is called in the main engine control flow, is executed in parallel with the engine control flow, suspends execution when the engine operation ends, and It is shown as returning to the engine control flow of FIG. 7 and ending with this engine control flow.
- step S110 the normal operation control for purifying NOX by the direct reduction NOX catalyst 3 is performed for a predetermined time ( (For example, the time corresponding to the time interval for determining whether or not to perform the catalyst regeneration control.) Then, in step S10, it is determined whether or not the direct reduction type N ⁇ x catalyst 3 is at the regeneration start time. If it is time to start the regeneration, control of the catalyst regeneration process in step S130 is performed. If it is not time to start the regeneration, the process returns to step S110 and the control is repeated.
- a predetermined time (For example, the time corresponding to the time interval for determining whether or not to perform the catalyst regeneration control.)
- step S10 it is determined whether or not the direct reduction type N ⁇ x catalyst 3 is at the regeneration start time. If it is time to start the regeneration, control of the catalyst regeneration process in step S130 is performed. If it is not time to start the regeneration, the process returns to step S110 and the control is repeated.
- step S200 the catalyst deterioration recovery control in step S200, as shown in the catalyst deterioration recovery control flow in FIG. 5, when this flow starts, in step S201, the direct reduction type N ⁇ X catalyst is used in the previous engine operation. 3. The accumulated amount of sulfur accumulated in 3 X t in memory.
- step S202 the normal operation control is performed for a predetermined time (for example, a time corresponding to a time interval for determining whether or not to perform the catalyst deterioration recovery control).
- step S 203 it is determined whether or not it is the ⁇ rough yellow purge start time based on whether the accumulated amount Xt is larger than a predetermined purge start determination value X 1. It is determined that it is not the start time, and the process returns to step S202.
- step S204 If the cumulative amount Xt is larger than the predetermined purge start determination value X1 in the determination in step S203, the sulfur purge operation control in step S204 is performed for a predetermined time, and in step S205, If the exhaust gas temperature Tgl on the inlet side of the direct reduction type NO X catalyst 3 is higher than the predetermined judgment temperature T1 (for example, 400 ° C), the air supply is performed in step S206, and if it is lower. Without performing air supply, go to step S207. Although the exhaust gas temperature Tgl is used for the determination in step S205, the catalyst temperature Teat can be used instead.
- Sulfur purge operation control in step S 204 is performed Ritsuchi spike operation, the catalyst temperature Teat well as above the sulfur purge temperature, and the oxygen concentration in the exhaust gas as close to zero port, the occurrence of S_ ⁇ 3 And perform catalyst degradation recovery while preventing secondary sulfur poisoning of cerium.
- step S206 oxidizes unburned HC and CO generated by the rich spike operation of the sulfur purge operation control by the catalytic action of the oxidation catalyst of the DPF 4 with a catalyst, and purifies the air.
- the catalyst-D PF 4 collected PM heated by generated heat, and Sani ⁇ with ⁇ 2 air in Aa supplied the PM, it is to regenerate the catalyst with DPF 4.
- step S207 the discharge amount Xs of sulfur discharged by the sulfur purge is discharged.
- the gas amount and the catalyst temperature Teat (or the exhaust gas temperature Tgl) are calculated from the previously input sulfur discharge amount map data, and this discharge amount Xs is subtracted from the cumulative amount Xt to obtain a step S2
- the cumulative amount Xt after performing the sulfur purge operation control of 04 is obtained, and the cumulative amount Xt is not less than or equal to the predetermined second determination value X2 (normally zero) in the determination in step S208.
- the process returns to step S204, and the sulfur purge operation control is continued until the cumulative amount Xt becomes equal to or less than the second determination value X2.
- step S209 If t becomes equal to or less than the second determination value X2, it is determined that the sulfur purge has been completed, and the sulfur purge operation is stopped in step S209, and the operation returns to the normal operation. At this time, when the accumulated amount Xt is negative, it is set to zero.
- the time when the accumulated amount Xt becomes equal to or less than the second determination value X2 in step S207 and step S208 is defined as the end of the sulfur purge operation.
- Cumulative sulfur amount Xt calculated from fuel consumption and sulfur concentration in fuel, exhaust gas amount and catalyst temperature Teat (or exhaust gas temperature Tgl) at the start of sulfur purge operation, and sulfur purge operation time input in advance
- the sulfur purge operation time may be calculated from the entire map, and the sulfur purge operation control may be performed during this operation time.
- step S210 When the control flow is terminated, such as when the operation of the engine is terminated, an interruption for terminating step S210 occurs, and in step S211 the accumulated amount of sulfur Xt at termination, that is, After writing the cumulative amount Xt calculated in step S202 or step S207 into the memory, the process returns to the NOx purification system control flow in FIG. 3 and ends this flow.
- step S310 normal operation control for trapping PM is performed for a predetermined time (for example, DPF regeneration control). After that, it is determined in step S320 whether or not the regeneration start time of the DPF 4 with a catalyst has been reached. For example, after performing the DPF regeneration process control in step S330, if it is not the regeneration start time, the process returns to step S310 and repeats this control. When the control flow such as the end of the operation of the engine ends, an interruption of the end of step S340 occurs and the routine returns. Return to control.
- a predetermined time for example, DPF regeneration control.
- the catalyst regeneration control shown in FIG. 4 the catalyst deterioration recovery control shown in FIG. 5, and the DPF regeneration control shown in FIG. 6 both return with an end interrupt and return to the exhaust gas purification system control flow shown in FIG. Then, the process returns to the main engine control flow (not shown), and with the end of the engine control flow, the NOx purification system control port is also ended.
- the direct reduction type N ⁇ X catalyst 3 for NOx purification and the DPF with a catalyst for PM purification are sequentially arranged from the upstream side of the exhaust gas passage 2.
- the air supply system 5 that supplies air between them the air is supplied to the DPF 4 with catalyst during the recovery process of deterioration of the direct reduction type NOx catalyst 3 by purging with sulfur.
- the unburned HC and C ⁇ generated in the rich spike operation of the purge are oxidized and purified, and the heat generated by the oxidation is used to recycle PM collected and deposited in the DPF 4 with catalyst.
- a DPF with a catalyst has been described as an example of a DPF.
- the present invention can be applied to a DPF in which an oxidation catalyst is arranged in front of the DPF instead of the DPF with a catalyst. it can.
- the oxidation catalyst in front of the DPF is a large number that penetrates from the upstream side to the downstream side provided in a honeycomb structure formed of cordierite, gay carbide, stainless steel, or the like. It is formed by coating a wall of the gas passage (cell) with a noble metal catalyst in which platinum or the like is supported on alumina, zeolite, silica or the like.
- the present invention uses the HC and CO generated during the catalyst degradation recovery process for sulfur poisoning in the upstream direct reduction type N ⁇ X catalyst to burn PM trapped in the downstream DPF.
- An object of the present invention is to provide an exhaust gas purification system that can be removed and a control method thereof.
- the present invention can be used for an exhaust gas purification system combining a NO X catalyst and a DPF, and efficiently purifies exhaust gas from vehicles equipped with these exhaust gas purification systems and reduces air pollution. Can be prevented.
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