WO2009056709A2 - Dispositif de gestion centralisée des mesures et de l'information relative à des flux liquides et gazeux nécessaires au fonctionnement d'un moteur thermique - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a centralized management device for measurements and information relating to liquid and gaseous flows necessary for the proper functioning of a heat engine and / or a vehicle.
- the thermal engines use a plurality of flows, including fuel, engine lubricating oil, engine coolant, brake fluid for vehicles, and the liquids involved in the aftertreatment of the polluting emissions (urea solution for neutralization of nitrogen oxides for example, cerine for the regeneration of the particulate additive filter).
- the combustion of the air / fuel mixture in a heat engine causes emissions of greenhouse gases (carbon dioxide) and pollutants (unburned hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, particles, aldehydes, etc.).
- carbon dioxide greenhouse gases
- pollutants unburned hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, particles, aldehydes, etc.
- Fuel composition and quality although defined by standards, including EN 590 and EN 228 for Europe, vary over time. Quality fluctuates according to deliveries, distributors, seasons and regulations in force. It is estimated that the physicochemical properties of fuels can vary from 15 to 40% or more around the average values defined by the standards. As anti-pollution standards become more stringent, there is a need to determine the quality of the fuel and to take it into account when adjusting the engine parameters, such as injection, combustion and post parameters. treatment. The qualitative measure of the fuel and its use by the engine control are treated in particular in documents WO9408226, US2004000275, FR-2542092, US-5126570, US-5262645, US-5239860, and WO2006100377.
- WO02095376 describes a modular structure method for the detection and characterization of liquid and solid particles and gaseous components of the exhaust gas that can be used to adjust the engine and the structural elements for exhaust gas .
- Some post-treatment methods include the use of reactive fluids or catalysts.
- Degradation fouling of injectors, engine, tank, clogging of filters, seizure of pumps, deactivation of catalysts
- Degradation can be severe, have a heavy impact on the injection and combustion phases of the engine and increase pollutant emissions regulated or not, and can lead to engine breakage.
- some fuels such as water / diesel or gasoline / alcohol or diesel / biofuel emulsions may be unstable and their quality deteriorate over time (storage stability, demixing phenomenon between gasoline and ethanol or diesel and the diester above 5%).
- concepts and methods are intended to provide preventive safety of powertrain members of a vehicle equipped with a heat engine, before or during its start-up phase following a degradation of the nature of the fuel contained in the tank and the fuel system.
- Such concepts and systems involve the qualitative measurement of fuel ideally in the fuel system.
- Post-treatment processes such as the diesel particulate filter in particular, contain catalysts that are particularly sensitive to sulfur compounds.
- the manufacturer provides more and more to the latter real-time information on the state of the engine and its next maintenance operations.
- the odometer reading displayed on the dashboard of certain vehicles may be used to inform the user of the number of kilometers remaining before the next lube oil change operation.
- the conventional methods consist in measuring the glycol content present in the coolant and the refractive index makes it possible to characterize the quality of a brake fluid of a vehicle.
- the measurement and monitoring of the quality of each of the fluids necessary for the operation of a heat engine, and in particular of the fuel, the exhaust gases, the lubricating oil, the coolant and the brake fluid for a vehicle can be achieved by different analytical techniques. These include spectroscopic methods and more mainly infrared, near infrared, ultra violet and visible spectroscopy, electrical conductivity and refractive index.
- Each of these systems for measuring the quality of the various fluids for better management of the engine parameters, for example on board a vehicle, must meet specific criteria such as resistance to vibration or resistance to large temperature variations. . These systems must be conditioned so that they can operate in difficult environments (dust, soot, smoke, etc.).
- the qualitative measurement of the exhaust gas can be carried out upstream and downstream of the post-treatment processes, in particular in order to ensure the proper operation of said methods.
- the first location will make it possible to check the conformity of the fuel introduced into the fuel tank. the purpose, if any, to alert the user and / or to put the power train in safety; the second location of the qualitative measurement will mainly allow optimization of the engine control parameters.
- congestion and mass are important constraints; indeed, the space available on a light vehicle in particular is particularly limited and any increase in the mass of a vehicle induces including increases in fuel consumption.
- the invention aims to remedy these problems by providing a centralized management device for measurements and information relating to liquid and / or gaseous flows necessary for the proper functioning of a heat engine.
- the invention relates to a centralized management device of measurements and information relating to liquid and / or gaseous flows necessary for the proper functioning of a thermal engine controlled by a motor computer, said device comprising means for analyzing at least two liquid and / or gaseous flows including at least one light source, at least one optical signal detector and at least one system for analyzing the detected signals, said device being characterized in that at least one of said analysis means is used for analyzing two of said streams.
- the analysis means are arranged on a single platform.
- the device comprises a single communication interface with said engine computer, the physical and / or digital connectivity to the engine computer being common to the analysis means.
- the device according to the invention is simple to install and integrate in a vehicle.
- the analysis means are ultraviolet spectroscopic means, visible or near infrared.
- the spectroscopic analysis is continuous or discontinuous and carried out in the wavelength range between 190 nm and 2500 nm.
- Near infrared technology has many advantages and can be used in particular to characterize all the fluids necessary for the proper functioning of a heat engine and a vehicle. Since the end of the 1970s, many chemometrics and publications have provided the theory of near-infrared spectroscopy, instruments and methodologies to be used to develop models of correlation and prediction of the properties of liquids from their near infrared spectra, from mathematical and statistical models.
- WO9408226, WO2006100377, WO02095376 and KR20020049612 show that the qualities of the fuel, the engine lubricating oil, the exhaust gas can be characterized by near infrared spectroscopy. Some characteristics of these fluids can also be characterized by visible and ultraviolet spectroscopy. The sulfur content of a hydrocarbon liquid is commonly measured by ultraviolet spectroscopy.
- WO2007006099 describes a process for the characterization of organic fluids by visible and near-infrared coupled spectroscopy.
- near-infrared technology is applicable for the characterization of organic compounds; the fluids necessary for the proper functioning of a thermal engine by their composition can all be characterized by this near infrared technology.
- near-infrared technology has the advantages of not requiring a sample dilution step and being a non-destructive method of analysis.
- the near infrared allows the same wavelength range to be used to collect the near-infrared spectra of different liquid and gaseous products; only the length of the optical path (sample length traversed by the luminous flux) varies. Indeed, the optical path length for the determination The quality of a gas will be much greater than the length of the optical path used to characterize a liquid in accordance with Beer Lambert's law.
- the means for analyzing the liquid and / or gaseous flows are means for analyzing the fuel, the engine lubricating oil, the exhaust gases, the intake air, the various reagents and post catalysts. treatment, engine coolant and brake fluid.
- the device comprises means for analyzing the same liquid or gaseous flow at different locations.
- the device is equipped with means for receiving instructions for managing the analysis means from the engine computer.
- the analysis means are powered by a common power supply.
- the device comprises a common electronic or digital system for controlling the analysis means.
- the device comprises a common power supply system of the analysis means.
- the analysis means include a common light source for the analysis of liquid and / or gaseous flows. In a second embodiment, the analysis means include a common detector for the analysis of liquid and / or gaseous flows.
- each stream may be analyzed via a light source and a detector common to all streams.
- the device comprises a switch for sequentially conducting the analysis of liquid and / or gaseous flows.
- the switch is a MEMS micromechanical switch with a moving diaphragm or micro-mirror, making it possible to successively orient the luminous flux, and arranged between the source and the liquid and / or gaseous flows or between the liquid flows and / or gaseous and the detector.
- these various embodiments make it possible in particular to use the same light source and / or the same detector so as to group the various components in order to overcome the problems of space, integration and mass increase.
- the analysis means comprise, for each liquid and / or gaseous stream, a source and a separate detector.
- the invention relates to a vehicle equipped with a management device according to the first aspect of the invention.
- FIG. 1 depicts an overview of a system for analyzing various fluids (F, P, U, B, O, G) necessary for the proper functioning of a heat engine and a vehicle from a centralized analyzer (A) connected to the different samples via optical fibers.
- This centralized analyzer (A) makes it possible to share certain electronic and optical components.
- the supply of or sources and the detector or detectors for example may be unique.
- the same light source and / or the same detector can also be used to collect the Ultra violet, visible and near infrared spectra of the different fluids.
- the electronic or digital system in charge of controlling the centralized analyzer and or determining the quality of the different fluids from their near-infrared spectrum can also be unique.
- Such a device centralizing measurements and embedded qualitative information thus offers the advantage of minimizing the bulk and overweight induced by the addition of sensor.
- the analysis means are arranged to analyze the fuel (F), the engine lubricating oil (O), the exhaust gases (E2), the intake air (E1), various reagents and catalysts for post-treatment (U, P), engine coolant (B) and brake fluid (G).
- FIG. 2 describes a particular embodiment of optical architecture making it possible to use several light sources (L1, L2, L1, Ln) and several detectors (D1, D2, D1, Dn).
- the light beam from each of the different light sources (L1, L2, L ..., Ln) is directed into optical fibers or into separate optical fiber strands.
- the light output from each optical fiber or optical fiber strand passes through a sample (S1, S2, S ..., Sn) distinct from fluid necessary for the proper operation of the engine and / or the vehicle.
- the light beam transmitted at the output of each sample of distinct fluids is then directed to detectors (D1, D2, D ..., Dn) specific to each fluid analyzed, either via optical fiber or directly.
- FIG. 3 describes a particular embodiment of an optical architecture making it possible to use a common light source (L) and several detectors (D1, D2, D1, Dn).
- Light from the common light source (L) is directed into a common optical fiber or fiber-optic strand.
- the luminous flux is then divided and each part directed to the different sampling systems of the different fluids (S1, S2, S ..., Sn) necessary for the proper functioning of the heat engine and / or the vehicle.
- the light transmitted through each sample of distinct fluids is then directed to detectors (D1, D2, D ..., Dn) specific to each fluid analyzed, either via optical fiber or directly.
- This particular architecture offers the advantage over that described in FIG. 2 of minimizing congestion due to the light sources as well as of minimizing the potential problems related to the alignment between the sources and the fibers or the sources and the detectors.
- FIG. 4 describes a particular embodiment of an optical architecture making it possible to use a plurality of light sources (L1, L2, L1, Ln) and a single common detector (D).
- each of the different light sources (L1, L2, L ..., Ln) is directed into optical fibers or separate optical fiber strands.
- the light emitted by each optical fiber or fiber optic strand passes through a distinct sample of fluid (S1, S2, S ..., Sn) necessary for the proper operation of the engine and / or the vehicle.
- the light transmitted through each sample of separate fluids is then directed to a common detector (D).
- This particular architecture offers the advantage over that described in FIG. 2 of minimizing the space required by the detectors as well as of minimizing the potential problems related to the alignment between the detectors and the fibers.
- FIG. 5 describes a particular embodiment of an optical architecture making it possible to use a common light source (L) and a common detector (D).
- Light from the common light source (L) is directed into an optical fiber or a common optical fiber strand.
- the optical fiber or the fiber optic strand is then divided and each portion directed to the different sampling systems of the different fluids necessary for the proper functioning of the heat engine and / or the vehicle.
- the luminous flux is directed towards a particular flux via a switch (C) of the micromechanical type, MEMS membrane or mobile micro mirror.
- the light emitted passes through a particular sample of one of the fluids (S1, S2, S ..., Sn) necessary for the proper functioning of the engine and / or the vehicle.
- the light transmitted through this fluid sample is then directed to a common detector (D).
- the control of the switch (C) makes it possible to select the fluid to be analyzed.
- This particular architecture offers the advantage over those described in FIGS. 2, 3 and 4 of minimizing the space requirement due to the detectors and due to the light sources as well as of minimizing the potential problems related to the alignment between the light sources and the light sources. fibers and between detectors and fibers.
- FIG. 6 describes a particular embodiment of an optical architecture making it possible to use a common light source (L) and a common detector (D).
- the common light source (L) Light from the common light source (L) is directed into a common optical fiber or fiber-optic strand.
- the luminous flux is then divided and each part directed towards the different sampling systems of the different fluids (S1, S2, S ..., Sn) necessary for the proper functioning of the engine. thermal and or vehicle.
- the light transmitted through each sample of distinct fluids is then directed to a micromechanical switch (C), diaphragm MEMS or mobile micro mirror for selecting the light flux to be transmitted to the common detector (D).
- the control of the switch (C) makes it possible to select the fluid to be analyzed.
- FIGS. 2 and 3 make it possible to analyze the different flows simultaneously.
- FIGS. 2 and 4 make it possible to analyze each stream independently and sequentially by controlling (switching on / off) the different light sources.
- FIGS. 5 and 6 make it possible to analyze each stream independently and sequentially by controlling the switch.
- Architectures 2 and 3 offer the flexibility to use or not fiber optics between samples and detectors.
- the system for analyzing the detected signals is a computer program managing the spectrometer.
- the program is unique and common to different streams. This program makes it possible to ensure the proper functioning of the various modules (sources and detectors in particular) of the system as well as to acquire the ultra violet, visible and near infrared spectra of the different flows.
- the program to characterize each stream qualitatively from its ultra-violet, visible and near-infrared spectra will include the calibrations and mathematical and numerical treatments specific to each stream analyzed.
- the interface between the analysis means and the engine control computer is centralized and common to the various fluids analyzed.
- the engine control computer can control the triggering of a particular analysis, an analysis sequence or a simultaneous analysis of the fluids.
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