WO2014080859A1 - ガスセンサ - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a gas sensor for detecting a specific gas concentration in a gas to be measured.
- a gas sensor which is provided in an exhaust pipe of an internal combustion engine of an automobile and detects a specific gas concentration in exhaust gas which is a gas to be measured.
- the gas sensor includes, for example, a sensor element that detects a specific gas concentration in the gas to be measured, a housing that is inserted and held inside the sensor element, and an element cover that is disposed on the front end side of the housing.
- Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2004-228561 includes an inner cover that covers a front end portion of a sensor element provided with a gas introduction part and an outer cover that is disposed outside the inner cover in order to prevent the sensor element from being wetted.
- a gas sensor having a heavy structure element cover is disclosed.
- the outer cover is provided with an outer introduction opening for introducing the gas to be measured into the outer cover.
- the inner cover is provided with an inner introduction opening for introducing the gas to be measured into the inner cover.
- the sensor element gas detection unit (part for detecting the gas to be measured) is more often used.
- the measurement gas having different A / F exhausted sequentially from each cylinder is less likely to be mixed before reaching the detection portion of the sensor element. Is essential.
- the gas sensor disclosed in Patent Document 1 mainly focuses on preventing the sensor element from being wetted. Therefore, when considering the accuracy of detecting the imbalance between cylinders of the internal combustion engine, the imbalance between cylinders is considered. The response to detect is not sufficient. This may be due to a long distance from the inner introduction opening to the gas to be measured introduced into the inner cover reaching the gas introduction portion of the sensor element. If this distance is long, the gas to be measured is exhausted before and after time, and the gas to be measured that reaches the gas detection part of the sensor element tends to be mixed.
- the present invention has been made in view of such a background, and is intended to provide a gas sensor that can improve the accuracy of detecting an imbalance between cylinders of an internal combustion engine and has excellent responsiveness for detecting the imbalance between cylinders. It is.
- One aspect of the present invention is a sensor element for detecting a specific gas concentration in a gas to be measured;
- a housing for inserting and holding the sensor element inside,
- An element cover disposed on the front end side in the axial direction of the housing,
- the tip of the sensor element is provided with a gas introduction part for introducing a gas to be measured therein
- the element cover has an inner cover disposed so as to cover the tip of the sensor element, and an outer cover disposed on the outer side of the inner cover,
- the outer cover is provided with an outer introduction opening for introducing a gas to be measured into the outer cover
- the inner cover is provided with an inner introduction opening for introducing a gas to be measured into the inner cover,
- the intermediate position in the axial direction of the gas introduction part of the sensor element is in the gas sensor located on the axial base end side of the inner base opening position of the inner introduction opening of the inner cover.
- a gas introduction part for introducing a gas to be measured is provided in the tip of the sensor element.
- the inner cover that covers the tip of the sensor element is provided with an inner introduction opening for introducing the gas to be measured into the inner cover.
- the axial direction intermediate position of the gas introduction part of a sensor element exists in the axial direction base end side rather than the axial base end position of the inner introduction opening part of an inner cover.
- the gas to be measured introduced into the outer cover (between the outer cover and the inner cover) from the outer introduction opening is introduced into the inner cover from the inner introduction opening and reaches the gas introduction part of the sensor element.
- the present inventors have found that the distance from the inner introduction opening to the gas to be measured introduced into the inner cover reaches the gas introduction part of the sensor element is the cylinder of the internal combustion engine. It has been found that it greatly contributes to the detection accuracy of the imbalance between cylinders and the responsiveness to detect the imbalance between cylinders.
- the gas to be measured is contained in the inner cover.
- the axial base end position of the inner introduction opening which is a part introduced into the gas sensor, is set to an axial base end side with respect to the axial intermediate position of the gas introduction part, which is a part into which the gas to be measured is introduced into the sensor element. Found it to be very effective.
- the gas to be measured introduced into the inner cover from the inner introduction opening can reach the gas introduction part of the sensor element as quickly as possible. Further, the gas to be measured can reach the gas introduction part of the sensor element without being mixed with the gas to be measured flowing from the other inner introduction opening. Then, the gas to be measured in each cylinder of the internal combustion engine is made to reach the gas introduction part of the sensor element in order, and the gas to be measured in each cylinder is prevented from being mixed before reaching the gas introduction part of the sensor element. be able to.
- the responsiveness of the gas sensor can be improved, and the change in the output value (for example, air-fuel ratio: A / F) of the gas sensor that is an index of the imbalance between cylinders of the internal combustion engine can be grasped more accurately. .
- the detection accuracy of the imbalance between cylinders of the internal combustion engine in a gas sensor can be improved.
- Sectional explanatory drawing which shows the structure of the whole gas sensor in Example 1 of this invention.
- Sectional explanatory drawing which shows the structure of the element cover of a gas sensor in Example 1.
- FIG. Sectional explanatory drawing which shows the inner introduction opening part and louver part of an inner cover in Example 1.
- FIG. Sectional explanatory drawing which shows the structure of the front-end
- FIG. Explanatory drawing which shows the state which projected the louver part in Example 1 on the same plane as the inner introduction opening part.
- Explanatory drawing which shows the louver part projected on the same plane as the inner introduction opening part in Example 1.
- FIG. Explanatory drawing which shows the flow of the to-be-measured gas which flows in in an inner cover from an inner introduction opening part via a louver part in Example 1.
- FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing the flow of the gas to be measured in the multi-cylinder internal combustion engine in the first embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a graph showing a change in gas concentration over time, with time on the horizontal axis and the gas concentration of the gas to be measured on the vertical axis in Example 1.
- FIG. Explanatory drawing which shows the louver part of another example projected on the same plane as the inner introduction opening part in Example 1.
- FIG. Explanatory drawing which shows the flow of the to-be-measured gas which flows in in an inner cover through the louver part of another example from the inner introduction opening part in Example 1.
- FIG. Sectional explanatory drawing which shows an example of the structure of the element cover of a gas sensor in Example 2 of this invention.
- the “axial tip side” is one side in the axial direction of the gas sensor and refers to the side where the gas sensor is exposed to the gas to be measured. Further, “axial direction proximal end side” refers to the opposite side.
- the sensor element may be, for example, an oxygen ion conductive solid electrolyte provided with a measured gas side electrode and a reference gas side electrode, or a porous diffusion that allows the measured gas to contact with the measured gas side electrode.
- a stacked sensor element formed by stacking resistive layers and the like can be used. In the case of the above configuration, a part of the diffusion resistance layer is exposed on the outer surface of the sensor element, and the exposed part becomes the gas introduction part.
- a plurality of the gas introduction portions may be provided at the tip of the sensor element.
- the outer surface of the sensor element is provided with a protective layer or the like for capturing poisonous components in the gas to be measured so as to cover at least the exposed portion (gas introducing portion) of the diffusion resistance layer. Also good.
- the outer cover may be provided with a plurality of the outer introduction openings arranged in the circumferential direction.
- the said inner cover may be provided with two or more said inner introduction opening parts along with the circumferential direction.
- the axial intermediate position of the gas introduction part of the sensor element is more axially based than the axial base end positions of all of the inner introduction openings. It is preferable that it exists in an end side.
- the inner introduction openings when a plurality of the inner introduction openings are provided, it is preferable that all the inner introduction openings have the same axial position. Moreover, it is preferable that the radial direction distance from an inner introduction opening part to a gas introduction part is the same. In this case, variation in the distance from the inner introduction opening to the gas introduction part of the sensor element is suppressed, and the detection accuracy of the inter-cylinder imbalance of the internal combustion engine and the responsiveness for detecting the imbalance between the cylinders are further improved. be able to.
- the axial distance a from the axial base end position of the inner introduction opening of the inner cover to the axial middle position of the gas introduction part of the sensor element is, for example, 0 mm ⁇ a ⁇ 3.0 mm. It is more preferable that 0.7 mm ⁇ a ⁇ 3.0 mm.
- the gas to be measured introduced into the inner cover from the inner introduction opening can quickly reach the gas introduction portion of the sensor element at a shorter distance. And the detection accuracy of the imbalance between cylinders of an internal combustion engine and the responsiveness which detects the imbalance between cylinders can further be improved.
- the axial tip position of the gas introduction part of the sensor element may be closer to the axial base end side than the axial base end position of the inner introduction opening of the inner cover.
- the gas to be measured introduced into the inner cover from the inner introduction opening can quickly reach the gas introduction portion of the sensor element at a shorter distance.
- the detection accuracy of the imbalance between cylinders of an internal combustion engine and the responsiveness which detects the imbalance between cylinders can further be improved.
- the axial tip position of the gas introduction part of the sensor element should be closer to the axial base end side than the axial base end positions of all the inner introduction openings. Is preferred.
- the axial tip position of the sensor element may be closer to the axial tip side than the axial base end position of the inner introduction opening of the inner cover.
- the gas to be measured introduced into the inner cover from the inner introduction opening can quickly reach the gas introduction portion of the sensor element at a shorter distance.
- the detection accuracy of the imbalance between cylinders of an internal combustion engine and the responsiveness which detects the imbalance between cylinders can further be improved.
- the sensor element has an axial front end position that is closer to the axial front end than the axial base end positions of all of the inner introduction openings.
- the inner cover may be provided with a louver portion that blocks the flow of the gas to be measured inside the inner introduction opening and allows the gas to be measured to flow toward the axial base end side.
- a louver portion that blocks the flow of the gas to be measured inside the inner introduction opening and allows the gas to be measured to flow toward the axial base end side.
- the louver portion may be bent toward the inner side of the inner cover from the end portion on the axially leading end side of the inner introduction opening portion and formed toward the proximal end side in the axial direction.
- the louver portion can be easily formed by cutting from the inner cover.
- the louver part In the state where the louver part is formed toward the axial base end side, the louver part extends in the axial direction from the end part on the axial front end side of the inner introduction opening part toward the axial base end side.
- the louver portion extends in parallel, or a state where the louver portion extends while being inclined in the axial direction from the end portion on the axially distal end side of the inner introduction opening portion toward the proximal end side in the axial direction.
- the louver opening which is the shortest distance between the axially proximal end portion of the inner cover and the louver portion of the inner cover, can be set to 2.0 mm or less, for example. Thereby, the flow rate of the gas to be measured flowing into the inner cover from the inner introduction opening through the louver portion can be appropriately controlled, and the responsiveness of detecting the imbalance between cylinders of the gas sensor can be further enhanced. .
- the louver opening exceeds 2.0 mm, it may be difficult to appropriately control the flow rate of the gas to be measured flowing into the inner cover from the inner introduction opening through the louver.
- the axial front end position of the outer introduction opening of the outer cover may be closer to the axial base end side than the axial base end position of the inner introduction opening of the inner cover.
- the gas to be measured introduced from the outer introduction opening into the outer cover flows toward the front end side in the axial direction and changes its direction in the middle from the inner introduction opening. It flows into the inner cover.
- the water droplets flowing together with the gas to be measured have a mass larger than that of the gas to be measured, the water droplets flow directly to the tip end side in the axial direction by their own weight. Therefore, it becomes easier to separate the gas to be measured and the water droplets, and the effect of preventing the water droplets from entering the inner cover can be further enhanced.
- the axial front end position of the outer introduction opening portion of the outer cover may be set to the axial front end side with respect to the axial base end position of the inner introduction opening portion of the inner cover.
- the gas sensor 1 of this example includes a sensor element 2 that detects a specific gas concentration in the gas G to be measured, a housing 13 that is inserted and held inside the sensor element 2, and a housing 13. And an element cover 3 disposed on the axial front end side X1.
- a gas introduction part 271 for introducing the gas G to be measured is provided inside the tip part 201 of the sensor element 2.
- the element cover 3 includes an inner cover 4 disposed so as to cover the tip portion 201 of the sensor element 2 and an outer cover 5 disposed outside the inner cover 4.
- the outer cover 5 is provided with an outer introduction opening 52 for introducing the measurement gas G into the outer cover 5.
- the inner cover 4 is provided with an inner introduction opening 42 for introducing the measurement gas G into the inner cover 4.
- the intermediate position C1 in the axial direction of the gas introduction part 271 of the sensor element 2 is closer to the axial base end side X2 than the axial base end position D1 of the inner introduction opening 42 of the inner cover 4.
- axial tip side X1 is one side in the axial direction X of the gas sensor 1 and refers to the side where the gas sensor 1 is exposed to the gas G to be measured.
- axial base end side X2 refers to the opposite side.
- the plate-like sensor element 2 is inserted and held inside the first insulator 11.
- the first insulator 11 is held inside the housing 13.
- the sensor element 2 has a gap between electrodes (measurement gas side electrode 22, reference gas side electrode 23 described later) depending on a specific gas concentration (oxygen concentration) in the measurement gas G (exhaust gas).
- This is an A / F sensor element that detects the air-fuel ratio (A / F) of the air-fuel mixture supplied to the internal combustion engine based on the limiting current that flows.
- FIG. 4 shows a cross section orthogonal to the axial direction X at the distal end portion 201 of the sensor element 2.
- the sensor element 2 has an oxygen ion conductive solid electrolyte body 21 made of zirconia.
- a measured gas side electrode 22 for contacting the measured gas G is provided on one surface of the plate-shaped solid electrolyte body 21, and a reference gas side electrode 23 for contacting the reference gas (atmosphere) on the other surface. Is provided.
- a reference gas chamber forming layer 24 made of alumina is laminated on the reference gas side electrode 23 side of the solid electrolyte body 21.
- a groove portion 241 is provided in the reference gas chamber forming layer 24, and a reference gas chamber 249 is formed by the groove portion 241.
- the reference gas chamber 249 is configured to be able to introduce a reference gas.
- a heater substrate 25 is laminated on the surface of the reference gas chamber forming layer 24 opposite to the solid electrolyte body 21.
- the heater substrate 25 is provided with a heating element (heater) 251 that generates heat when energized so as to face the reference gas chamber forming layer 24.
- the heating element 251 is configured to heat the sensor element 2 to the activation temperature by generating heat by energization.
- an insulating layer 26 made of alumina is laminated on the measured gas side electrode 22 side of the solid electrolyte body 21.
- the insulating layer 26 has an opening 261.
- a porous diffusion resistance layer 27 made of an alumina porous body that allows the gas G to be measured to pass through is laminated on the surface of the insulating layer 26 opposite to the solid electrolyte body 21.
- a part of the diffusion resistance layer 27 is exposed on the outer surface of the sensor element 2, and a plurality of gas introduction portions 271 are formed in the exposed portion.
- a gas chamber 269 to be measured is formed in a place covered with the solid electrolyte body 21, the insulating layer 26, and the diffusion resistance layer 27.
- the measured gas chamber 269 is configured to be able to introduce the measured gas G that has passed through the diffusion resistance layer 27.
- a shielding layer 28 made of alumina is laminated on the surface of the diffusion resistance layer 27 opposite to the insulating layer 26.
- the outer surface of the sensor element 2 is for capturing poisonous components in the measurement gas G so as to cover the exposed portion of the diffusion resistance layer 27 (gas introduction portion 271).
- a protective layer or the like may be provided.
- the first base end side cover 14 is fixed to the base end side X ⁇ b> 2 of the housing 13 in the axial direction so as to cover the base end portion 202 of the sensor element 2.
- a second base end side cover 15 is fixed to the axial base end side X2 of 14.
- the second base end cover 15 is provided with a vent 151 for introducing the atmosphere.
- the base end side opening of the second base end side cover 15 is closed by a sealing member 16 made of a rubber bush.
- a plurality of lead members 17 connected to the outside are disposed through the sealing member 16.
- the second insulator 12 covering the base end portion 202 of the sensor element 2 is disposed on the axial base end side X ⁇ b> 2 of the first insulator 11.
- a metal terminal 18 connected to the lead member 17 is disposed on the second insulator 12. The metal terminal 18 is in contact with the electrode terminal of the sensor element 2 to achieve electrical conduction.
- an element cover 3 for protecting the sensor element 2 is disposed on the front end side of the housing 13.
- the element cover 3 includes a bottomed substantially cylindrical inner cover 4 disposed so as to cover the front end portion 201 of the sensor element 2, and a bottomed generally cylindrical outer cover 5 disposed outside the inner cover 4.
- the inner cover 4 is fixed to the distal end portion of the housing 13.
- the outer cover 5 is fixed to the base end portion of the inner cover 4.
- the outer cover 5 includes, in order from the axial base end side X2, an outer side surface portion 511 having substantially the same diameter in the axial direction X and a tapered outer reduced diameter that decreases toward the axial front end side X1. A portion 512 and an outer bottom surface portion 513 that closes the axial front end side X1.
- a plurality of outer introduction openings 52 are provided at predetermined intervals in the circumferential direction.
- the axial front end position E1 of the outer introduction opening 52 is located on the axial base end side X2 with respect to the axial base end position D1 of the inner introduction opening 42 of the inner cover 4 described later.
- the outer bottom opening 513 is provided with an outer discharge opening 53.
- the inner cover 4 has an inner first side surface portion 411 having substantially the same diameter in the axial direction X and a tapered shape that decreases in diameter toward the axial front end side X1 in order from the axial base end side X2.
- an inner bottom surface portion 415 that closes the distal end side X1.
- the inner bottom surface portion 415 is substantially flush with the outer bottom surface portion 513 of the outer cover 5 and is disposed in the outer discharge opening 53 of the outer bottom surface portion 513.
- the inner first reduced diameter portion 412 is provided with a plurality of inner introduction openings 42 at predetermined intervals in the circumferential direction.
- the plurality of inner introduction openings 42 are arranged concentrically with respect to the central axis of the gas sensor 1 in a plane orthogonal to the axial direction X. That is, all the inner introduction openings 42 have the same axial position. Further, the axial base end positions D1 of all the inner introduction openings 42 are closer to the axial front end side X1 than the axial front end position E1 of the outer introduction opening 52 of the outer cover 5. Further, all the inner introduction openings 42 have a louver shape.
- the flow of the measurement gas G is blocked at each inner position where the inner introduction opening 42 is provided, so that the measurement gas G flows to the axial base end side X ⁇ b> 2.
- a louver portion 44 is provided.
- the inner bottom surface portion 415 is provided with an inner discharge opening 43.
- the axial intermediate position C1 of the gas introduction part 271 of the sensor element 2 is closer to the axial base end side X2 than the axial base end position D1 of the inner introduction opening 42 of the inner cover 4.
- all the inner introduction openings 42 are located on the axial base end side X2 with respect to the axial base end position D1.
- the axial tip position C3 of the sensor element 2 is closer to the axial tip side X1 than the axial base end position D1 of the inner introduction opening 42 of the inner cover 4.
- all the inner introduction openings 42 are located closer to the distal end side X1 in the axial direction than the proximal end positions D1 in the axial direction.
- the axial distance a from the axial base end position D1 of the inner introduction opening 42 of the inner cover 4 to the axial intermediate position C1 of the gas introduction part 271 of the sensor element 2 is 0 mm ⁇ a ⁇ 3.0 mm. .
- the axial distance a is preferably 0 mm ⁇ a ⁇ 3.0 mm, and more preferably 0.7 mm ⁇ a ⁇ 3.0 mm.
- the louver portion 44 is bent from the end portion 421 of the inner introduction opening 42 on the axial front end side X1 to the inner side of the inner cover 4 and formed toward the axial base end side X2.
- the louver portion 44 is formed in a substantially square shape.
- the louver portion 44 is formed by extruding a part of the inner cover 4 inward with a mold or the like.
- the louver opening A which is the shortest distance between the portion (the inner first side surface portion 411 in this example) closer to the axial base end side X2 than the inner introduction opening 42 in the inner cover 4 and the louver portion 44, It is set to 2.0 mm or less.
- the louver part 44 when the louver part 44 is projected on the same plane (plane H) as the inner introduction opening 42, the louver part 44 has a tip side edge 441 a, a root side edge 442 a, and a pair of Side edges 443a and 444a are provided.
- the pair of side end edges 443a and 444a are formed substantially in a straight line substantially parallel to the louver forming direction V from the root side to the tip side of the louver portion 44.
- the angles B1 and B2 between the base side edge 442a of the louver portion 44 and the pair of side edges 443a and 444a are 90 degrees. 5 and 6 show the louver portion 44 taken out from the inner cover 4.
- the end of the louver portion 44 on the axial base end side X2 is substantially in the same position in the axial direction X as the end of the inner introduction opening 42 on the axial base end side X2. Then, the gas G to be measured passing through the inner introduction opening 42 from the space between the outer cover 5 and the inner cover 4 and flowing into the inner cover 4 is blocked by the louver portion 44 and is axially distal. It does not flow to X1. Although a part of the gas to be measured G tends to flow into the inner cover 4 from the pair of side edges 443a and 444a, most of the gas to be measured G is axially proximal along the louver portion 44. Flow to X2.
- a gas introduction part 271 for introducing the gas G to be measured is provided inside the tip part 201 of the sensor element 2.
- the inner cover 4 that covers the tip 201 of the sensor element 2 is provided with an inner introduction opening 42 for introducing the gas G to be measured into the inner cover 4.
- the intermediate position C1 in the axial direction of the gas introduction part 271 of the sensor element 2 is closer to the axial base end side X2 than the axial base end position D1 of the inner introduction opening 42 of the inner cover 4.
- a louver portion 44 is provided at a position inside the inner introduction opening 42 in the inner cover 4 so that the gas G to be measured flowing into the inner cover 4 from the inner introduction opening 42 flows to the axial base end side X2. Is provided.
- the gas to be measured G can reach the gas introduction part 271 of the sensor element 2 without being mixed with the gas to be measured G flowing from the other inner introduction opening 42. Then, the measured gas G of each cylinder of the internal combustion engine is made to reach the gas introduction part 271 of the sensor element 2 in order, and the measured gas G of each cylinder is mixed until it reaches the gas introduction part 271 of the sensor element 2. It can be suppressed.
- the responsiveness of the gas sensor 1 can be improved, and the change in the output value (air-fuel ratio: A / F) of the gas sensor 1 that is an index of the imbalance between cylinders of the internal combustion engine can be grasped more accurately. And the detection precision of the cylinder imbalance of the internal combustion engine in the gas sensor 1 can be improved.
- the air-fuel ratio of one of the cylinders 71a is on the rich side with respect to the stoichiometric air-fuel ratio
- the air-fuel ratio of the other cylinder 71b is on the lean side with respect to the stoichiometric air-fuel ratio.
- the flow of the measurement gas G (exhaust gas) in the exhaust pipe 82 is shown.
- exhaust from the cylinders 71a and 71b is sequentially performed, and the rich measured gas G1 and the lean measured gas G2 reach the gas sensor 1 in the exhaust pipe 82 sequentially.
- FIG. 9 shows the change over time in the gas concentration of the measurement gas G measured by the gas sensor 1.
- the rich measurement gas G1 and the lean measurement gas G2 are measured alternately.
- the gas to be measured G exhausted back and forth in time and flowing back and forth into the inner cover 4 is in a state where it is difficult to mix, so that the gas to be measured G1 and the gas to be measured on the rich side that reach at a predetermined time interval are lean.
- the measurement gas G2 on the side can be made difficult to mix.
- the distance until the measured gas G flowing along the louver portion 44 toward the axial base end side X2 reaches the gas introduction portion 271 of the sensor element 2 is shortened. Thereby, mixing of the measurement gas G exhausted before and after the time can be suppressed, and the detection accuracy of the inter-cylinder imbalance of the internal combustion engine in the gas sensor 1 can be improved.
- the axial tip position C3 of the sensor element 2 is closer to the axial tip side X1 than the axial base end position D1 of the inner introduction opening 42 of the inner cover 4. Therefore, the measurement gas G introduced into the inner cover 4 from the inner introduction opening 42 can quickly reach the gas introduction part 271 of the sensor element 2 at a shorter distance. Thereby, the detection precision of the imbalance between cylinders of an internal combustion engine and the responsiveness which detects the imbalance between cylinders can further be improved.
- the louver part 44 when the louver part 44 is projected on the same plane (plane H) as the inner introduction opening 42, the pair of side end edges 443 a and 444 a of the louver part 44 are substantially parallel to the louver formation direction V and are substantially parallel to each other. It is formed in a straight line. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 7, the gas to be measured G easily flows along the surface of the louver part 44 from the root side of the louver part 44 toward the tip side. And it can suppress that a part of measured gas G leaks into the both sides from the side edge parts 443 and 444 of the louver part 44, and flows into the inner cover 4. FIG. That is, the ratio of the flow rate of the gas G to be measured that flows through the tip portion 441 of the louver portion 44 can be further increased.
- the louver opening A which is the shortest distance between the portion (inner first side surface portion 411) closer to the axial base end side X2 than the inner introduction opening 42 in the inner cover 4 and the louver portion 44, is 2.0 mm. It is as follows. Therefore, the flow rate of the gas G to be measured flowing into the inner cover 4 from the inner introduction opening 42 via the louver portion 44 can be appropriately controlled, and the responsiveness of the gas sensor 1 can be further enhanced.
- the axial front end position E1 of the outer introduction opening 52 of the outer cover 5 is located on the axial base end side X2 with respect to the axial base end position D1 of the inner introduction opening 42 of the inner cover 4. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 7, the gas G to be measured introduced into the outer cover 5 (between the outer cover 5 and the inner cover 4) from the outer introduction opening 52 flows toward the axial front end X1, The direction is changed to flow into the inner cover 4 from the inner introduction opening 42. At this time, since the water droplet W flowing together with the gas to be measured G has a mass larger than that of the gas to be measured G, the water droplet W flows directly to the tip end X1 in the axial direction by its own weight.
- the gas sensor 1 excellent in the detection accuracy of the imbalance between cylinders of the internal combustion engine and the responsiveness for detecting the imbalance between cylinders.
- the pair of side edges 443 a and 444 a of the louver part 44 are The louver is formed in a substantially straight line substantially parallel to the louver forming direction V.
- the pair of side end edges 443 a and 444 a of the louver portion 44 may be formed to be substantially linearly inclined with respect to the louver forming direction V.
- the angles B1 and B2 between the base side edge 442a of the louver portion 44 and the pair of side edges 443a and 444a may be angles exceeding 90 degrees (for example, more than 90 degrees and 95 degrees or less). .
- the gas G to be measured flows more easily along the surface of the louver part 44 from the root side to the tip side of the louver part 44. And it can further suppress that a part of gas G to be measured leaks into both sides from the side end parts 443 and 444 of the louver part 44 and flows into the inner cover 4. That is, the ratio of the flow rate of the gas G to be measured that flows through the tip portion 441 of the louver portion 44 can be further increased. Thereby, the detection precision of the imbalance between cylinders of an internal combustion engine and the responsiveness which detects the imbalance between cylinders can be improved further.
- This example is an example in which the positional relationship between the gas introduction part 271 of the sensor element 2 and the inner introduction opening part 42 of the inner cover 4 is changed as shown in FIG.
- the axial front end position C2 of the gas introduction part 271 of the sensor element 2 is closer to the axial base end side X2 than the axial base end position D1 of the inner introduction opening 42 of the inner cover 4.
- the axial distal end position C2 of the gas introduction part 271 is located on the axial proximal end side X2 with respect to the axial proximal end position D1 of all the inner introduction openings 42.
- Other basic configurations are the same as those in the first embodiment.
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- the measured gas G flowing into the inner cover 4 from the inner introduction opening 42 is located at the inner side of the inner introduction opening 42 in the inner cover 4 in the axial direction proximal end side X2.
- a louver portion 44 is provided so as to flow to the left. Then, most of the gas G to be measured flowing from the inner introduction opening 42 into the inner cover 4 flows to the axial base end side X2. Therefore, the axial distal end position C2 of the gas introduction part 271 is set to the axial proximal end side X2 relative to the axial proximal end position D1 of the inner introduction opening part 42, whereby the axial proximal end side along the louver part 44 is obtained.
- the gas to be measured G flowing to X2 can reach the gas introduction part 271 of the sensor element 2 quickly at an even shorter distance. Thereby, the detection precision of the imbalance between cylinders of an internal combustion engine and the responsiveness which detects the imbalance between cylinders can further be improved.
- Other basic functions and effects are the same as those of the first embodiment.
- This example evaluates the detection accuracy of the imbalance between cylinders of the internal combustion engine for the gas sensor.
- a plurality of gas sensors having different axial distances a (see FIG. 2) from the axial base end position of the inner introduction opening of the inner cover to the axial intermediate position of the gas introduction portion of the sensor element were prepared.
- Other basic configurations of the prepared gas sensor are the same as those of the gas sensor of the first embodiment (see FIGS. 1 to 4).
- an in-line four-cylinder internal combustion engine 81 having four cylinders (first cylinder 811, second cylinder 812, third cylinder 813, and fourth cylinder 814) was prepared as shown in FIG.
- Each cylinder 811 to 814 of the internal combustion engine 81 communicates with the exhaust branch 821 of the exhaust pipe 82.
- the four exhaust branch portions 821 are gathered at the downstream side thereof and communicated with the exhaust gathering portion 822 of the exhaust pipe 82.
- a gas sensor 89 was attached to the exhaust collecting portion 822 of the exhaust pipe 82.
- the internal combustion engine was operated under predetermined conditions.
- the rotational speed was set to 1600 rpm, and the gas flow rate per unit cross-sectional area in the exhaust pipe was adjusted to 20 g / second.
- the fuel injection amount of the second cylinder is excessively increased compared to the other cylinders.
- the air-fuel ratio of the second cylinder is adjusted so as to be shifted to the rich side by 40% with respect to the stoichiometric air-fuel ratio (a state where the fuel injection amount is increased by 40%).
- the output value (air-fuel ratio: A / F) of the gas sensor was acquired for every time passage.
- the waveform of the output value of the gas sensor varies with one combustion cycle of the internal combustion engine as one cycle.
- One combustion cycle of the internal combustion engine starts when the crank angle is 0 degree and ends when the crank angle is 720 degrees.
- combustion is performed in the order of the first cylinder, the third cylinder, the fourth cylinder, and the second cylinder.
- exhaust since exhaust is performed after combustion in each cylinder, exhaust is performed in the order of the second cylinder, the first cylinder, the third cylinder, and the fourth cylinder during one combustion cycle. Therefore, ideally, the exhaust gas discharged from each cylinder reaches the gas introduction part of the sensor element of the gas sensor in the order of the second cylinder, the first cylinder, the third cylinder, and the fourth cylinder.
- the waveform amplitude P (difference between the maximum value and the minimum value) in one combustion cycle is obtained as an imbalance response value from the waveform of the acquired output value (air-fuel ratio: A / F) of the gas sensor. It was.
- the above-described imbalance response values were obtained for gas sensors having different axial distances a.
- FIG. 15 shows the evaluation result of the detection accuracy of the inter-cylinder imbalance of the internal combustion engine.
- the horizontal axis represents the axial distance a (mm)
- the vertical axis represents the imbalance response value ratio (%).
- the axial distance a is 0 mm, it indicates that the axial intermediate position of the gas introducing portion of the sensor element and the axial proximal end position of the inner introducing opening of the inner cover are the same position.
- the axial distance a is less than 0 mm, it indicates that the axial intermediate position of the gas introducing portion of the sensor element is closer to the distal end side in the axial direction than the axial proximal end position of the inner introducing opening of the inner cover.
- the responsiveness of the gas sensor can be improved by the fact that the axial intermediate position of the gas introduction portion of the sensor element is closer to the axial proximal end side than the axial proximal end position of the inner introduction opening of the inner cover. It was found that the accuracy of detecting the imbalance between cylinders of the internal combustion engine in the gas sensor can be improved.
- the axial distance a from the axial intermediate position of the gas introduction part of the sensor element to the axial base end position of the inner introduction opening of the inner cover is 0.7 mm or more. It was found that the thickness was preferably 3.0 mm or less.
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該センサ素子を内側に挿通して保持するハウジングと、
該ハウジングの軸方向先端側に配設された素子カバーとを備え、
上記センサ素子の先端部には、その内部に被測定ガスを導入するためのガス導入部が設けられており、
上記素子カバーは、上記センサ素子の先端部を覆うように配設されたインナカバーと、該インナカバーの外側に配設されたアウタカバーとを有し、
該アウタカバーには、該アウタカバー内に被測定ガスを導入するためのアウタ導入開口部が設けられており、
上記インナカバーには、該インナカバー内に被測定ガスを導入するためのインナ導入開口部が設けられており、
上記センサ素子の上記ガス導入部の軸方向中間位置は、上記インナカバーの上記インナ導入開口部の軸方向基端位置よりも軸方向基端側にあるガスセンサにある。
センサ素子2のガス導入部271の軸方向中間位置C1は、インナカバー4のインナ導入開口部42の軸方向基端位置D1よりも軸方向基端側X2にある。以下、本例のガスセンサ1についてさらに詳説する。
アウタ側面部511には、複数のアウタ導入開口部52が周方向に所定の間隔で設けられている。アウタ導入開口部52の軸方向先端位置E1は、後述するインナカバー4のインナ導入開口部42の軸方向基端位置D1よりも軸方向基端側X2にある。また、アウタ底面部513には、アウタ排出開口部53が設けられている。
ここで、ガスセンサの出力値の波形は、内燃機関の1燃焼サイクルを1周期として変動する。内燃機関の1燃焼サイクルは、クランク角が0度の時に開始され、クランク角が720度のときに終了する。また、1燃焼サイクルの間、第1気筒、第3気筒、第4気筒、第2気筒の順に燃焼が行われる。また、各気筒では、燃焼の後に排気が行われるため、1燃焼サイクルの間、第2気筒、第1気筒、第3気筒、第4気筒の順に排気が行われる。したがって、理想的には、第2気筒、第1気筒、第3気筒、第4気筒の順に、各気筒から排出された排ガスがガスセンサのセンサ素子のガス導入部に到達する。
13 ハウジング
2 センサ素子
201 先端部(センサ素子の先端部)
271 ガス導入部
3 素子カバー
4 インナカバー
42 インナ導入開口部
5 アウタカバー
52 アウタ導入開口部
C1 軸方向中間位置(ガス導入部の軸方向中間位置)
D1 軸方向基端位置(インナ導入開口部の軸方向基端位置)
X1 軸方向先端側
X2 軸方向基端側
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- 被測定ガス中の特定ガス濃度を検出するセンサ素子(2)と、
該センサ素子(2)を内側に挿通して保持するハウジング(13)と、
該ハウジング(13)の軸方向先端側(X1)に配設された素子カバー(3)とを備え、
上記センサ素子(2)の先端部(201)には、その内部に被測定ガスを導入するためのガス導入部(271)が設けられており、
上記素子カバー(3)は、上記センサ素子(2)の先端部(201)を覆うように配設されたインナカバー(4)と、該インナカバー(4)の外側に配設されたアウタカバー(5)とを有し、
該アウタカバー(5)には、該アウタカバー(5)内に被測定ガスを導入するためのアウタ導入開口部(52)が設けられており、
上記インナカバー(4)には、該インナカバー(4)内に被測定ガスを導入するためのインナ導入開口部(42)が設けられており、
上記センサ素子(2)の上記ガス導入部(271)の軸方向中間位置(C1)は、上記インナカバー(4)の上記インナ導入開口部(42)の軸方向基端位置(D1)よりも軸方向基端側(X2)にあるガスセンサ(1)。 - 上記センサ素子(2)の上記ガス導入部(271)の軸方向先端位置(C2)は、上記インナカバー(4)の上記インナ導入開口部(42)の軸方向基端位置(D1)よりも軸方向基端側(X2)にある請求項1に記載のガスセンサ(1)。
- 上記センサ素子(2)の軸方向先端位置(C3)は、上記インナカバー(4)の上記インナ導入開口部(42)の軸方向基端位置(D1)よりも軸方向先端側(X1)にある請求項1に記載のガスセンサ(1)。
- 上記インナカバー(4)には、上記インナ導入開口部(42)の内側において、被測定ガスの流れを遮り、該被測定ガスが軸方向基端側(X2)へ流れるようにするルーバー部(44)が設けられている請求項1に記載のガスセンサ(1)。
- 上記ルーバー部(44)は、上記インナ導入開口部(42)の軸方向先端側(X1)の端部(421)から上記インナカバー(4)の内側に折り曲げられ、軸方向基端側(X2)に向かって形成されている請求項4に記載のガスセンサ(1)。
- 上記アウタカバー(5)の上記アウタ導入開口部(52)の軸方向先端位置(E1)は、上記インナカバー(4)の上記インナ導入開口部(42)の軸方向基端位置(D1)よりも軸方向基端側(X2)にある請求項1に記載のガスセンサ(1)。
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