WO1998048153A1 - Systeme de gestion d'emissions d'echappement pour moteurs a combustion interne - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an exhaust purification device for an internal combustion engine.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. Hei 6-1590937 discloses a filter for collecting fine particles in exhaust gas in an engine exhaust passage.
- the filter is provided with nitrogen on both sides of the exhaust gas upstream and downstream of the exhaust gas.
- It discloses an exhaust gas purifying apparatus for covered diesel engine by Nyu_ ⁇ ⁇ storage material for storing oxide New Omikuronkai temporarily.
- the exhaust gas of diesel engines contains fine particles, ie, soot (carbon) and soluble organic components (SOF), and ⁇ ⁇ , and such fine particles and NOx are released into the atmosphere. I don't like it. Therefore, this exhaust gas purifying device collects fine particles in the filter and stores NOx in the NOx storage material.
- the N_ ⁇ x storage material covers the exhaust upstream side of the full I filter will be contacting exhaust gas containing fine particles, the N Ox accumulated material be stored satisfactorily longer N 0 when poisoned by fine particles There is a problem that it becomes impossible. Disclosure of the invention
- An object of the present invention is to provide an exhaust gas purification device that can ensure the NOx storage capacity of a NOx storage material.
- an exhaust gas purifying apparatus for an internal combustion engine having an exhaust passage, wherein the exhaust gas purifying device is disposed in the exhaust passage to collect fine particles in the exhaust gas flowing into the exhaust passage.
- An exhaust gas purifying apparatus is provided which includes a filter and a NOx storage material that is disposed only on the downstream side of the exhaust gas of the filter and temporarily stores NOx in exhaust gas flowing into the filter.
- FIG. 1 is an overall view of a diesel engine
- FIG. 2 is a partially enlarged cross-sectional view of a particulate filter
- FIGS. 3A, 3B and 4 are diagrams for explaining an exhaust gas purification method according to the embodiment of FIG. 1
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing an interrupt routine
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing an interrupt routine according to another embodiment
- FIG. 7 is a general view of a diesel engine according to another embodiment
- FIG. FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing an interrupt routine according to an embodiment
- FIG. 9 is a partially enlarged cross-sectional view of a paticular filter according to another embodiment
- FIG. 10 is an overall view of a diesel engine according to another embodiment.
- FIG. 11 is a partially enlarged cross-sectional view of the particulate filter according to the embodiment of FIG. 10,
- FIG. 12A and FIG. 12B are diagrams for explaining the absorption and desorption of NO x, and FIG. 13A and FIG. 1 3 8 is the implementation of Figure 10
- FIG. 14A and FIG. 14B are flow charts showing an interrupt routine according to the embodiment of FIG. 10, and
- FIG. 15 is a flow chart of a diesel engine according to another embodiment.
- the overall diagram, FIGS. 16A and 16B, is a flow chart showing an interrupt routine according to the embodiment of FIG. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- the embodiment described below shows a case where the present invention is applied to a diesel engine.
- the present invention can also be applied to a spark ignition type engine.
- 1 is a cylinder block
- 2 is a piston
- 3 is Cylinder head
- 4 is a combustion chamber
- 5 is an intake port
- 6 is an intake valve
- 7 is an exhaust port
- 8 is an exhaust valve
- 9 is an electromagnetic fuel injection that injects fuel directly into the combustion chamber 4.
- Valves 10 denote fuel pressure accumulating chambers for distributing fuel discharged from a fuel pump (not shown) to each fuel injection valve 9.
- the intake port 5 of each cylinder is connected to a common surge tank 12 via a corresponding intake branch 11, and the surge tank 12 is connected to an air cleaner 14 via an intake duct 13. Connected.
- An intake throttle valve 15 is arranged in the intake duct 13.
- each cylinder is connected to a common exhaust manifold 16, and this exhaust manifold 16 is connected via a exhaust pipe 17 to a catalytic converter 1 having a built-in particulate filter 18. Connected to 9.
- the catalyst converter 19 is connected to a muffler (not shown) via an exhaust pipe 20.
- Each fuel injection valve 9 is controlled based on an output signal from the electronic control unit 40.
- the diesel engine shown in Fig. 1 has a bypass pipe 21 that bypasses the catalytic converter 19 and connects the exhaust pipe 17 and the exhaust pipe 20 to each other.
- An exhaust pipe 22 extending from the downstream exhaust pipe 17 and reaching the bypass pipe 21 and an exhaust pipe 20 extending from the exhaust pipe 20 upstream of the connection with the bypass pipe 21 and having, for example, an engine driven 2
- a secondary air introduction pipe 24 reaching the discharge side of the secondary air pump 23 is provided.
- the secondary air pump 23 is normally stopped.
- switching valves 25 and 26 are arranged in the exhaust pipe 17 and the exhaust pipe 20 respectively. The switching valves 25 and 26 are selectively operated by the corresponding actuators 27 and 28 at the first position shown by a solid line in FIG. 1 or at the second position shown by a broken line in FIG. It is located in.
- the switching valves 25, 26 are normally located in the first position. When the switching valves 25 and 26 are both located at the first position, The exhaust pipe 2 1 and the exhaust pipe 2 are shut off, and the exhaust manifold 16 is connected to the exhaust upstream end 18 u of the particulate filter 18. The exhaust downstream end 18 d of the ticulate filter 18 communicates with the muffler. On the other hand, when the switching valves 25 and 26 are both located at the second position, the bypass pipe 21 and the exhaust pipe 22 are opened, and the exhaust manifold 16 is opened. The filter 18 communicates with the muffler via the bypass pipe 21 without being connected to the exhaust upstream end 18 u of the filter 18, and the exhaust upstream end 18 u of the particulate filter 18 is connected to the exhaust pipe 2.
- the secondary air pump 23 and the switching valves 25 and 26 are respectively controlled based on output signals from the electronic control unit 40.
- a heating device 29 for heating the secondary air discharged from the secondary air pump 23 is provided in the secondary air introduction pipe 24.
- the heating device 29 is composed of a wrench. This parner 29 is normally stopped, and is activated when the secondary air pump 23 is operated. Note that the parner 29 is controlled based on an output signal from the electronic control unit 40.
- the electronic control unit (ECU) 40 is composed of a digital computer, and a ROM (lead-only memory) 42 and a RAM (random access) interconnected via a bidirectional bus 41. 4), CPU (microprocessor) 44, B — RAM (backup RAM) 45, input port 46, and output port 47.
- a negative pressure sensor 48 that generates an output voltage proportional to the negative pressure in the surge tank 12 is attached to the surge tank 12. Also, an output voltage is generated that is proportional to the depression amount DEP of the accelerator pedal (not shown).
- a depression amount sensor 50 is provided. The output voltages of the negative pressure sensor 48 and the depression amount sensor 50 are input to the input port 46 via the corresponding AD converter 51.
- the CPU 44 calculates the intake air amount Q based on the output voltage of the negative pressure sensor 48.
- the input port 46 has a crank angle sensor 52 that generates an output pulse every time the crank shaft rotates, for example, 30 degrees, and a speed that generates an output pulse with a period proportional to the vehicle speed. Sensor 52a is connected.
- the CPU 44 calculates the engine speed N based on the output pulse of the crank angle sensor 52.
- the output port 47 is connected to the fuel injection valve 9, the secondary air pump 23, the actuator 27, 28, and the panner 29 via the corresponding drive circuit 53, respectively.
- the patiti filter 18 is for collecting fine particles in the exhaust gas discharged from the engine, that is, soot (carbon) and soluble organic components (SOF). Referring to FIG.
- the particulate filter 18 is formed on a cell wall 60 formed of a porous material such as ceramic and extending substantially parallel to the exhaust passage axis. It comprises a plurality of more defined cells. These cells are an upstream end open cell 61 u with the exhaust upstream end 18 u open and the exhaust downstream end 18 d closed, and a cell with the exhaust upstream end 18 u closed and the exhaust downstream end 18 d closed.
- the open downstream end open cells 61d are alternately and repeatedly arranged.
- the downstream end open cell 6 constituting the exhaust downstream side of the particulate filter 18 6
- the NO x storage material 6 for temporarily storing N 0 X in the inflowing exhaust gas is provided on the inner wall surface of 1 d.
- the poisoning substance reaches the NOx accumulating material 62 on the inner wall surface of the upstream open cell 61 u, which constitutes the exhaust upstream side of the particulate filter 18. It is covered with the poisoning substance removing material 63 that blocks the contamination. As a result, it flows into the catalytic converter 19 as shown by the arrow EG in FIG.
- the exhaust gas first flows into the upstream open cell 61 u, and then passes through the poisonous substance removing material 63, the cell wall 60, and the NOx storage material 62 in this order, and the downstream open cell 6 1 1d and thus out of the catalytic converter 19 ⁇ .
- the storage material 62 is formed from the N Ox adsorbent 62 a.
- the N 0 adsorbent 62 a is formed, for example, on a carrier made of alumina, a noble metal made of palladium Pd, platinum Pt, and rhodium Rh, a transition metal made of copper Cu and iron Fe, and lithium Pt. At least one selected from the group is supported and formed.
- This NOx adsorbent 62 a stores N 0 in the exhaust gas flowing in when the temperature of the NOx adsorbent 62 a is low, and releases the stored NOx when the temperature of the NO adsorbent 62 a increases.
- the reducing agent is present around the N 0 adsorbent 62 a, it reduces N ⁇ even in an oxidizing atmosphere.
- Some aspects of the NO x accumulation mechanism in this case are not clear. However, it is believed to be adsorbed with a chemical adsorption in the form of N_ ⁇ 2 on the surface of the N Ox in the exhaust gas such as platinum P t particles flowing. In this case, NO in the flow in the incoming exhaust is considered to be adsorbed onto the surface of the platinum P t particles after being oxidized to N 0 2 on the surface of the platinum P t particles. The same applies when the NO adsorbent 62a carries another noble metal or transition metal.
- the poisoning substance removing material 63 is formed from the HC adsorbing material 63a.
- the HC adsorbent 63a is supported on a support made of zeolite by at least one selected from a noble metal made of platinum Pt and palladium Pd and a transition metal made of copper Cu and iron Fe. It has been formed.
- the HC adsorbent 63a temporarily stores gaseous hydrocarbons (HC) in the exhaust gas flowing in when the temperature of the HC adsorbent 63a is low, and when the temperature of the HC adsorbent 63a rises. Releases stored HC. This place In some cases, the mechanism of HC adsorption is not clear.
- HC in the exhaust gas that flows in is adsorbed by physical adsorption in the pores of zeolite.
- a zeolite for example, a zeolite having a high silica content such as ZSM-5 type, freelite, and mordenite can be used.
- the average air-fuel ratio of the air-fuel mixture burned in the combustion chamber 4 is usually maintained leaner than the stoichiometric air-fuel ratio in order to reduce smoke particulates emitted from the engine. ing.
- the amount of NOx to be purified is overwhelmingly larger than unburned HC and the like discharged from diesel engines, that is, there is a shortage of a reducing agent for purifying NOx satisfactorily. Therefore, in addition to the normal fuel injection around the compression top dead center, the fuel injection valve 9 performs the second fuel injection during the expansion stroke or the exhaust stroke, that is, the secondary fuel injection, thereby reducing the exhaust gas.
- Fuel (hydrocarbon) as a chemical is supplied secondarily.
- the fuel from this secondary fuel injection hardly contributes to the engine output. Also, in this secondary fuel injection, an amount of fuel required to purify NOx exhausted from the engine is injected. The amount of N ⁇ x discharged from the engine can be estimated from the engine operating condition, and therefore the secondary fuel injection amount can be determined according to the engine operating condition. Such secondary fuel injection is referred to as supply secondary fuel injection.
- FIG. 3A An exhaust gas purification method according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 3A, 3B, and 4.
- FIG. 3A An exhaust gas purification method according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 3A, 3B, and 4.
- the switching valves 25, 26 are usually respectively located in the first position.
- the exhaust gas discharged from the engine flows into the catalytic converter 19 via the exhaust pipe 17 and is nod. After passing through the tank 18, it flows into the exhaust pipe 20. At this time, both the secondary air pump 23 and the burner 29 are stopped.
- the exhaust gas flowing into the catalytic converter 19 flows into the upstream open cell 61 u of the particulate filter 18, and then the HC adsorbent 63 a, the cell wall 60, And the N 0 adsorbent 62 a sequentially flow into the downstream open cell 61 d.
- the fine particles P in the exhaust gas flowing in are collected on the surface of the HC adsorbent 63 a or in the cell wall 60, and thus the fine particles P are large. It is prevented from being released into the air.
- the gaseous phase HC (fuel) HC that is, unburned HC discharged from the combustion chamber 4 and HC from the secondary fuel injection for supply are adsorbed in the HC adsorbent 63a, and NO in the exhaust gas flowing into the HC adsorbent 63a and the cell wall. It passes through 60 sequentially and is adsorbed in the form of N 0 in the N 0 x adsorbent 62 a. As a result, NO x and HC are prevented from being released into the atmosphere.
- the N ⁇ x adsorbent 6 2 a is provided only on the exhaust downstream side without being provided on the exhaust upstream side of the HC adsorbent 63 a and the cell wall 60, so the N ⁇ x adsorbent 62 a Contains almost no fine particles and HC. As a result, it is possible to prevent the NO x adsorbent 62 a from being poisoned by these fine particles and HC, and thus it is possible to maintain the NO x adsorbing ability of the N 0 adsorbent 62 a.
- the particulate filter 18 is heated in an oxidizing atmosphere, the fine particles burn and are removed from the particulate filter 18. Therefore, in the present embodiment, by supplying high-temperature secondary air to the particulate filter 18, the fine particles trapped by the particulate filter 18 are burned and removed.
- the switching valves 25 and 26 are respectively located at the second position, and the secondary air pump 23 and the parner 29 are both operated.
- the exhaust gas discharged from the engine bypasses the particulate filter 18, flows through the bypass pipe 21, is discharged from the secondary air pump 23, and is then heated by the parner 29.
- the secondary air flows from the downstream end 18 d of the exhaust through the patiti-filter 18 and flows out from the upstream end 18 u of the exhaust. Therefore, no.
- the fine particles trapped in the particulate filter 18 burn, and the particulate filter 18 is regenerated.
- the secondary air is heated so that the temperature of the patiti filter 18 becomes higher than, for example, 600 ° C.
- the secondary air is caused to flow backward from the exhaust downstream end 18 d of the particulate filter 18 to the exhaust upstream end 18 u. Therefore, the ash generated by burning the fine particles can be satisfactorily removed from the patiti-filter 18.
- the high-temperature secondary air SA that has flowed into the catalyst converter 19 during the regeneration of the particulate filter 18 first flows into the downstream end open cell 61d as shown in FIG. Then, after passing through the NOX adsorbent 62 a, the cell wall 60, and the HC adsorbent 63 a in order, it flows out of the catalytic converter 19 via the upstream open cell 61 u. As a result, the NOx adsorbent 62a and the HC adsorbent 63a are heated, and the NOx adsorbed from the adsorbent 62a is desorbed and adsorbed from the HC adsorbent 63a. HC has left.
- the NOx desorbed from the NOx adsorbent 62a then passes through the cell wall 60 and the HC adsorbent 63a by the flow of the secondary air, and reacts with the fine particles P and HC.
- NO x is reduced and purified, and fine particles and HC are oxidized and removed. Therefore, NOx and HC released from the NOx adsorbent 62a and the HC adsorbent 63a during the regenerating action of the particulate filter 18 are prevented from being released into the atmosphere.
- the secondary fuel injection for supply is stopped during the regenerating operation of the patilla filter 18.
- the NO x releasing action of the NO x adsorbent 62 a and the HC releasing action of the HC adsorbent 63 a are simultaneously performed. Therefore, not only can the particulate filter 18 have the ability to collect fine particles by the regenerating action of the particulate filter 18, but also the N 0 X adsorbent 62 a and the HC adsorbent 63 a Adsorption capacity can also be ensured.
- the particulate filter 1 8 regeneration action You may go at any time.
- the regeneration of the particulate filter 18 is performed in accordance with the amount of fine particles collected by the particulate filter 18. That is, the amount of particulates collected by the particulate filter 18 is estimated based on, for example, the operating state of the engine, and the estimated amount of particulates collected is set to a predetermined set value (the maximum value of the particulate filter 18).
- the regenerating action of the particulate filter 18 is performed when the amount exceeds, for example, 50% of the collected amount.
- the longer the cumulative running distance of the vehicle the larger the amount of trapped fine particles. Therefore, the vehicle cumulative traveling distance S is detected, and when the cumulative traveling distance S exceeds the upper threshold UTS, it is determined that the estimated amount of trapped fine particles exceeds the set value.
- the NOx adsorbing material 62 a has the NOx releasing action and the HC adsorbing material 63 a has the HC releasing action in accordance with the amount of the collected fine particles of the particulate filter 18. Will be.
- the regeneration of the particulate filter 18 is performed, and the exhaust of the engine is released to the atmosphere by bypassing the particulate filter 18. Therefore, at this time, fine particles and NOx emitted from the engine are released into the atmosphere.
- the amount of particulates and NOx emitted from the engine per unit time decreases. Therefore, in the present embodiment, the regeneration action of the particulate filter 18 is prohibited during the high engine load operation, and the regeneration action of the particulate filter 18 is performed during the low engine load operation.
- FIG. 5 shows a routine for performing the above-described embodiment. This routine is executed by interruption every predetermined set time.
- step 70 the traveling distance ds from the time of the previous interruption to the time of this interruption is calculated from the output pulse of the speed sensor 52a, and this traveling distance ds is added to the accumulated traveling distance S. Is performed.
- step 71 it is determined whether or not the accumulated traveling distance S is larger than the upper threshold UTS. If S ⁇ UTS, then the process proceeds to step 72, where the switching valves 25 and 26 are both set to the first position.
- the secondary fuel injection for supply is performed.
- steps 74 and 75 the secondary air pump 23 and the burner 29 are stopped. Then, the processing cycle ends.
- step 71 the routine proceeds to step 76, in which it is determined whether or not the intake air amount Q representing the engine load is smaller than a predetermined set amount Q1.
- Q ⁇ Q1 that is, during high engine load operation
- the process proceeds to step 72, and in this case, the regeneration operation of the particulate filter 18 is stopped.
- Q ⁇ Q 1 that is, when the engine is under low load operation
- the process proceeds from step 76 to step 77, and the regeneration operation, the NO x releasing operation, and the HC releasing operation are started.
- Step 77 both the switching valves 25 and 26 are positioned at the second position.
- Steps 78 secondary fuel injection for supply is stopped.
- steps 79 and 80 the secondary air pump 23 and the parner 29 are operated.
- step 81 a certain time has elapsed since the regeneration action, NOx release action, and HC release action were started. It is determined whether P has elapsed. If the fixed time has not elapsed, the processing cycle is terminated next. After the fixed time has elapsed, the routine proceeds to step 82, where the accumulated traveling distance S is cleared. When the accumulated traveling distance S is cleared, the process proceeds from step 71 to step 72 in the next processing cycle, and thus the regeneration operation, the NOx release operation, and the HC release operation are terminated.
- the H C desorbing action of the H C adsorbent 63 a is performed according to the amount of H C adsorbed on the H C adsorbent 63 a. That is, for example, the amount of HC adsorbed on the HC adsorbent 63 a is estimated based on the operating state of the engine, and the estimated HC amount is set to a predetermined set amount (the maximum HC adsorbed amount of the HC adsorbent 63 a). For example, when it is more than 50%), the HC withdrawal action is performed.
- the integrated value of the engine load increases, so that the NOx amount adsorbed by the adsorbent 62a increases.
- HC is supplied in an amount necessary to reduce the N ⁇ adsorbed on the N 0 adsorbent 62 a, and as the integrated value of the engine load increases, The amount of HC adsorbed on the HC adsorbent 63 a increases. Therefore, the integrated value of the engine load is determined as SQ, and when the integrated value SQ exceeds the upper threshold UTQ, it is determined that the estimated amount of adsorbed HC exceeds the set value.
- the temperature of the exhaust gas flowing into the catalytic converter 19 is increased to heat the HC adsorbent 63 a so that the HC adsorbent 63 a is heated.
- the adsorbent 63a is designed to perform the HC desorbing action. Therefore, as in the case described with reference to FIG. 3B, the high-temperature exhaust also heats the NOx adsorbent 62a, and thus the NO adsorbed from the NOx adsorbent 62a is released. I do.
- the NO x releasing action of the N 0 adsorbent 62 a is performed according to the amount of HC adsorbed on the HC adsorbent 63 a.
- the HC separated from the HC adsorbent 63 a reaches the N 0 adsorbent 62 a by the exhaust flow, and N 0 3 ⁇ 4 separated from the NO x adsorbent 62 a returns.
- an electric heater may be attached to the exhaust manifold 16 to heat the exhaust gas flowing through the exhaust manifold 16.
- the fuel from the secondary fuel injection is burned, for example, in the combustion chamber 4, the temperature of the exhaust gas flowing into the catalytic converter 19 increases. Therefore, in the present embodiment, the secondary fuel is injected in the engine expansion stroke or the exhaust stroke earlier than the supply secondary fuel injection timing, thereby burning the secondary fuel to reduce the exhaust gas flowing into the catalytic converter 19. Try to raise the temperature.
- the amount of fuel injected by the release secondary fuel injection indicates the temperature of the exhaust gas flowing into the catalytic converter 19, and the NOx adsorbent 6 2a It is an amount necessary to maintain the temperature at which the NOx releasing action of the HC adsorbent 63a and the HC releasing action of the HC adsorbent 63a are performed, and is determined in advance. Fuel from the secondary fuel injection for release also hardly contributes to the engine output. When the secondary fuel injection for supply is performed, the secondary fuel injection for release is stopped.
- FIG. 6 shows a routine for performing the above-described embodiment. This routine is executed by interruption every predetermined set time.
- step 90 it is determined whether or not the accumulated traveling distance S calculated in the routine of FIG. 5 is zero. If S20, then the routine proceeds to step 91, where the integrated value SQ of the intake air amount is cleared. In the following step 92, the secondary fuel injection for release is stopped, In the following step 93, the secondary fuel injection for supply is performed. Then, the processing cycle ends. That is, in this case, the N Ox adsorbent 62 a does not perform the N Ox releasing action and the HC adsorbent 63 a does not perform the HC releasing action.
- step 94 the current intake air amount Q is added to the integrated value S Q of the intake air amount.
- step 95 it is determined whether or not the integrated value SQ is larger than the upper threshold value U T Q.
- S ⁇ U T Q the process proceeds to step 92. That is, in this case, the NOx releasing action and the HC releasing action are stopped.
- step 96 the NOx releasing action and the HC releasing action are started.
- step 96 the secondary fuel injection for separation is performed, and in the subsequent step 97, the secondary fuel injection for supply is stopped.
- step 98 it is determined whether or not a predetermined time has elapsed since the start of the N Ox releasing action and the HC releasing action. As long as the fixed time has not passed, Then, the processing cycle is terminated, and after a certain period of time, the routine proceeds to step 99, where the integrated intake air amount SQ is cleared.
- the process proceeds from step 95 to step 92 in the next processing cycle, so that the NOx releasing action and the HC releasing action are terminated.
- FIG. 7 shows another embodiment.
- the NOx concentration sensor 49 is disposed in an exhaust pipe 20 facing the exhaust downstream end 18 d of the particulate filter 18 in FIG. It has a different composition from diesel institutions.
- the NOx concentration sensor 49 generates an output voltage proportional to the NOx concentration in the exhaust gas flowing through the exhaust pipe 20, and this output voltage is supplied to the input port 4 via the corresponding AD converter 51. Entered in 6.
- the N Ox adsorbent 62 a performs the N Ox desorbing action in accordance with the amount of N Ox adsorbed on the N Ox adsorbent 62 a. That is, when the amount of N Ox adsorbed by the N Ox adsorbent 62 a increases, a part of the N Ox flowing into the particulate filter 18 is adsorbed by the N Ox adsorbent 62 a It is discharged from the particulate filter 18 without being filtered. Therefore, when the N 0X concentration C detected by the N Ox concentration sensor 49 exceeds the upper threshold UTC, the amount of N Ox adsorbed on the N 0X adsorbent 62 a is set to a predetermined value. It is determined that the value exceeds the maximum value (for example, 50 of the maximum NOx adsorption amount of the NOx adsorbent 62a), and the Ox desorbing action is performed.
- the maximum value for example, 50 of the maximum NOx adsorption amount of the NOx a
- FIG. 8 shows a routine for performing the above embodiment. This routine is executed by interruption every predetermined set time.
- step 110 the regeneration action, the NOx release action, and the HC release action are set when the action should be terminated, and the regeneration action, the NOx release action, and the HC release action are actually performed. It is determined whether or not the flag that is reset when the process is terminated has been reset. When the flag has been reset, the routine proceeds to step 111, where it is determined whether or not the NOx concentration C detected by the NOx concentration sensor 49 is larger than the upper threshold UTC. When C ⁇ UTC, the process then proceeds to step 112, where both the switching valves 25 and 26 are set to the first position. In the following steps 1 and 3, supply secondary fuel injection is performed. In the following steps 114 and 115, the secondary air pump 23 and the panner 29 are stopped. Then, the processing cycle ends. That is, in this case, the regenerating action, the NOx releasing action, and the HC releasing action are stopped.
- step 116 determines whether the intake air amount Q is smaller than a predetermined set amount Q1.
- Q ⁇ Q 1 that is, when the engine is running at a high load, the process proceeds to step 1 12 to stop the regeneration operation, the NOx release operation, and the HC release operation.
- Q ⁇ Q 1 that is, when the engine is under low load operation, the process proceeds from step 1 16 to step 1 17, where the regenerating action, NOx releasing action, and HC releasing action are started.
- step 1 17 both the switching valves 25 and 26 Position.
- step 1 18 the secondary fuel injection for supply is stopped.
- steps 1 19 and 120 the secondary air pump 23 and the panner 29 are operated.
- step 122 it is determined whether or not a predetermined time has elapsed since the start of the regeneration action, NOx release action, and HC release action. If the fixed time has not elapsed, the processing cycle is terminated. After the fixed time has elapsed, the process proceeds to step 122 and the flag is set. When the flag is set, in the next processing cycle, the process proceeds to step 123 from step 110, and after the flag is reset, the process proceeds to step 112, thus regenerating and releasing NOx. , And HC withdrawal are terminated.
- FIG. 9 shows another embodiment of the patilla filter 18.
- the downstream end side cell 60 d of the cell wall 60 that is, the downstream side of the exhaust, that is, the exhaust downstream side is covered with the HC adsorbent 63 a, and the HC adsorbent 63 a is N 0 adsorbed. Covered by lumber 62a.
- the HC adsorbent 63 a and the N 0 adsorbent 62 a are sequentially stacked on the exhaust downstream side surface of the cell wall 60.
- the NO x adsorption material 6 2 a is disposed on the exhaust downstream side of the HC adsorbent 6 3 a and the cell walls 6 0 N 0 X adsorbent 6 2 a within these particulates and HC Rikomu Poisoning can be prevented, and therefore, the NO x adsorbing ability of the NO x adsorbent 62 a can be maintained.
- FIG. 10 shows another embodiment.
- the exhaust manifold 16 is connected to the catalytic converter 19, and the exhaust pipes 17, 22, the bypass pipe 21, the secondary air pump 23, the secondary air introduction pipe 24, Switching valves 25 and 26 and actuators 27 and 28 are not provided.
- the NOx accumulation material 62 on the inner wall of the downstream end open cell 61d is formed from the N0 absorbent 62b, and the inner wall of the upstream end open cell 61u Removal of poisons on Material 63 is formed from S0x absorber 63b.
- the N 0 absorbent 62 b is, for example, alumina as a carrier, and on this carrier, for example, alkali metal such as potassium K, sodium Na, lithium Li, cesium Cs, and barium. At least one selected from alkaline earths such as Ba, calcium Ca, and rare earths such as lanthanum La and yttrium Y, and platinum Pt, no, and radium Pd. And noble metals such as rhodium R.
- this N ⁇ absorber 62b absorbs N 0 when the air-fuel ratio of the inflowing exhaust is lean, and When the oxygen concentration in the water drops, it absorbs and releases NOx, which releases absorbed NO.
- ⁇ ⁇ absorber If the above-mentioned ⁇ ⁇ absorber is placed in the engine exhaust passage, the ⁇ ⁇ absorber actually absorbs and releases ⁇ 0, but there are some parts where the detailed mechanism of this absorption and release is not clear. . However, it is considered that this absorption / release action is performed by the mechanism shown in Figs. 12 ⁇ and 12B. Next, this mechanism will be described by taking platinum Pt and barium Ba supported on a carrier as an example, but the same mechanism can be used with other precious metals, alkali metals, alkaline earths, and rare earths. It becomes canism.
- N 0 is further oxidized on platinum Pt while absorbing It is absorbed while bonding with the oxide barium B a 0 within, nitrate ion N 0 3 as shown in Figure 1 2 A - diffuses into the absorbent material in the form of. In this way, NOX is absorbed in the absorbent.
- Oxygen concentration in the exhaust gas flowing N 0 2 is produced on the surface of a high long as platinum P t, 2 N 0 unless N Ox absorbent capacity of the absorbent material is not saturated is absorbed into the absorbent material nitrate ion N 0 3 One is generated.
- the oxygen concentration in the inflowing exhaust gas decreases contrast proceeds to N 0 reacting with the amount of 2 is lowered backward (N 0 3 one ⁇ N 0 2), nitric acid in the absorber and thus ion N 0 3 - are released from the absorbent in the form of N 0 2. That is, when the oxygen concentration in the exhaust gas that flows in decreases, NOx is released from the NOx absorbent.
- the exhaust gas flowing into the N0X absorbent will contain a high concentration of reducing agents such as HC and C0, and these HC and CO Reacts with oxygen 0 2 -or 0 on platinum Pt and is oxidized.
- N 0 2 is released to the air-fuel ratio of the exhaust gas flowing from the absorber in order to extremely decrease the oxygen concentration in the exhaust gas flowing to the re Tutsi, the N 0 2 is shown in Figure 1 2 B And react with HC and CO to reduce it.
- the good Unishi Te is NO 2 on the surface of the platinum P t N 0 2 is released from the absorbent longer exists Next the following. Therefore, when the air-fuel ratio of the inflowing exhaust gas is set to be rich, N ⁇ X is released from the N ⁇ X absorbent in a short time.
- the average air-fuel ratio of the air-fuel mixture normally burned in the combustion chamber 4 is maintained leaner than the stoichiometric air-fuel ratio. Therefore, at this time, the air-fuel ratio of the exhaust gas flowing into the NOx absorbent 62b becomes lean. As a result, NOx exhausted from the combustion chamber 4 at this time is absorbed by the NOx absorbent 62b, and thus NOx is prevented from being exhausted into the atmosphere.
- the N Ox absorbing material 62 a performs the N Ox releasing action according to the amount of N Ox absorbed by the N Ox absorbing material 62 b. That is, for example, the amount of NOx absorbed in the NOx absorbent 62b is estimated based on the engine operating state, and the estimated absorbed NOx amount is set to a predetermined set value (NOx absorbent 62b). (For example, 50% of the maximum N 0 X absorption amount), the air-fuel ratio of the exhaust gas flowing into the N Ox absorber 6 2b is temporarily switched to the rich state, thereby causing the N 0 X absorber 6 The NOx is released from 2b to restore the NOx absorbing capacity of NOx absorbent 62b and to reduce the released NOx.
- NOx absorbent 62b For example, 50% of the maximum N 0 X absorption amount
- the integrated value SQ of the engine load is determined, and when the integrated value SQ exceeds the upper threshold U T QN, it is determined that the estimated absorption N 0 X amount has exceeded the set value.
- the air-fuel ratio of the exhaust gas flowing into the NOx absorbent 62b can be made rich, but as described above, in diesel engines, The air-fuel ratio of the air-fuel mixture burned in the combustion chamber 4 is maintained lean.
- N 0 x absorbent 6 2 b force, et N 0 X secondary fuel injection N Ox-releasing secondary fuel injection for releasing I will do it.
- N_ ⁇ will be sulfate B a S 0 4 increases as the x absorbent 6 in the 2 b time has elapse, N Ox absorbent 6 2 b absorbs as thus to time has elapsed The NO x amount will decrease.
- the S 0 absorber 63 b is arranged upstream of the N 0 absorber 62 b so that S ⁇ does not flow into the N 0 absorber 62 b.
- the S Ox absorber 63 b absorbs S 0 when the air-fuel ratio of the inflowing exhaust is lean, and flows in when the temperature of the S Ox absorber 63 b is higher than the S 0 release temperature. When the oxygen concentration in the exhaust decreases, the absorbed S Ox is released. As a result, emissions from the engine during normal operation S 0 x is absorbed by the S 0 absorber 63 b and only N 0 is absorbed by the N 0 absorber 62 b.
- the amount of SO x absorbed in the SO x absorbent 63 b is determined, and this SO amount is set to a predetermined amount (for example, the maximum SO x absorption of the SO x absorbent 63 b). (50%), the temperature of the S ⁇ absorber 63 b is temporarily increased to be higher than the SO x release temperature, and the air-fuel ratio of the exhaust gas flowing into the S 0 X absorber 63 b is temporarily reduced. The S 0 absorber 63 b releases S 0, thereby restoring the SO x absorption capacity of the S 0 absorber 63 b.
- the secondary fuel injection is performed when SOx is to be released from the SOx absorbent 63b, so that the temperature of the SOx absorbent 63b is temporarily lower than the S ⁇ release temperature. And the air-fuel ratio of the exhaust gas flowing into the SO x absorbent 63 b is temporarily switched to a rich state.
- SO x absorbent from 6 3 b secondary fuel injection for releasing the SO x will be referred to as secondary fuel injection for S ⁇ x emissions.
- the SO x absorber 6 3 b converts the absorbed SO x into a form of sulfuric acid S 0 4 2 — so that the absorbed SO x can be easily released when the oxygen concentration in the inflowing exhaust gas decreases.
- present in either or sulfate B a S 0 4 is necessary to ensure that present in absorbent in a state of not stable as a sulfate B a S 0 4 was produced.
- the S0 absorber 63b that makes this possible is, for example, a transition metal such as iron Fe, manganese Mn, nickel Ni, tin Sn, and lithium on a carrier made of alumina.
- An absorbent carrying at least one selected from TJP 8 Lim can be used.
- S_ ⁇ idea by supporting platinum P t 2 is S 0 3 2 on the support of S Ox absorbent 6 3 b - liable to adhere onto the platinum P t in the form of, S_ ⁇ and thus 2 Is easily absorbed into the absorbent in the form of sulfate ions S 0 4 2 —. Therefore, in order to facilitate absorption of the S 0 2 is arbitrary preferable be supported platinum P t to the support of S Ox absorbent 6 3 b.
- an exhaust purification device arranged S Ox absorbent material are known in the New Omikuronkai absorber upstream of the exhaust passage ing.
- the S Ox released from the S Ox absorbent flows into the cell 60 ′ defined by the cell wall 61 ′ as shown in FIG. 13B, and then flows into the NOX absorbent 62b ′. Can come in contact.
- the exhaust EG passes through the cell wall 60 and flows into the downstream end open cell 61 d, while the downstream end open cell 61 d Exhaust EG flows from all around the inner wall.
- the SO x flowing in the downstream end open cell 61 d becomes difficult to contact with the NO x absorbent 62 b, and accordingly, the amount of SO x absorbed by the NO x absorbent 62 b Is reduced.
- the particulate filter 18 in order to regenerate the particulate filter 18, it is necessary to raise the temperature of the particulate filter 18 as described above.
- the temperature of the particulate filter 18 is sufficiently high to start the regenerating action. Therefore, in the present embodiment, after the SOx releasing action of the SOx absorbent 63b is completed, the particulate filter 18 is regenerated subsequently. That is, the air-fuel ratio of the exhaust gas flowing into the paste filter 18 is switched from rich to lean.
- the secondary fuel injection for increasing the temperature of the particulate filter 18 can be eliminated, and the regenerating operation time of the particulate filter 18 can be reduced.
- the regenerating action of the particulate filter 18 is performed every time the S Ox releasing action of the S 0 absorbent 63 b is completed.
- the release of S ⁇ from the S Ox absorber 63 b depends on the amount of S Ox absorbed in the S 0 absorber 63 b. Therefore, in the present embodiment, the regeneration of the patiti filter 18 is performed.
- the action is performed according to the amount of SO x absorbed in the S Ox absorbent 63 b.
- the air-fuel ratio of the exhaust gas flowing into the N 0 absorbing material 62 b becomes rich, that is, the N 0 releasing action is performed.
- the N 0 releasing action of the N 0 absorbing material 62 b is performed according to the amount of SO x absorbed in the SO x absorbing material 63 b,
- the air-fuel ratio of the exhaust flowing into the SO x absorbing material 63 b is set to a rich state, and at this time, the temperature of the S Ox absorbing material 63 b is lower than the S 0 releasing temperature. If high, S ⁇ is released from S ⁇ absorber 6 3 b. However, if this S 0 flows into the N ⁇ absorbent 62 b, it may be absorbed by the N 0 absorbent 62 b, which is not preferable.
- the N Ox release is performed so that S 0 is not released from the S 0 absorber 63 b during the N Ox release action, that is, the temperature of the S Ox absorber 63 b does not exceed the S 0 release temperature.
- the fuel injection timing and fuel injection amount for secondary fuel injection are defined.
- Figures 14A and 14B show a routine for implementing the above-described embodiment. This routine is executed by interruption every predetermined time.
- step 130 This flag is set when the playback operation of the patti-final filter 18 is to be performed. Otherwise, it is determined whether or not the playback flag to be reset is set.
- the regeneration flag is Bok reset proceeds to Step 1 3 1
- SO x set is Bok when it should perform release SO x action of absorbent material 6 3 b, S ⁇ x which otherwise is Bok reset It is determined whether the flag is set.
- the process then proceeds to step 13 to calculate the mileage ds from the previous interrupt to the current interrupt, and add this mileage ds to the accumulated mileage S Is done.
- step 1 34 it is determined whether or not the accumulated traveling distance S is greater than the upper threshold value UTSS.
- step 1 34 determines whether or not the NO x flag is set when the N 0 absorbent 62 2 b should perform the N 0 releasing action, and otherwise reset. Is determined.
- the process proceeds to step 135, and the current intake air amount Q is added to the integrated value SQ of the intake air amount.
- step 1 36 it is determined whether or not the integrated value SQ is larger than the upper threshold value UTQN. If S ⁇ UTQN, then terminate the processing cycle. That is, in this case, the NO x releasing action and the SO x releasing action are stopped.
- step 1337 the N0 flag is set.
- step 1 38 secondary fuel injection for N 0 release is started. That is, the NOx releasing action of the NOx absorbent 62b is started.
- Step 1334 the flow proceeds from step 1334 to step 1339, and it is determined whether or not a predetermined time has elapsed since the start of the ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ release operation.
- the process proceeds to step 140, and the ⁇ 0 flag is reset.
- Step 1 4 At 1, secondary fuel injection for N 0 release is stopped. That is, the N ⁇ x releasing action of the N 0 absorbent 62 b is terminated.
- the intake air amount integrated value SQ is cleared.
- step 133 when S> UTSS in step 133, the process proceeds to step 144, where the S0 flag is set. In the following steps 144, secondary fuel injection for SOx release is started.
- step 13 1 When the S 0 flag is set, the process proceeds from step 13 1 to step 1 45, and it is determined whether or not a predetermined time has elapsed since the start of the SOx release action. If a certain time has elapsed, then step
- step 1 47 the secondary fuel injection for releasing S 0 is stopped. That is, the S O x releasing action of the S 0 absorbent 63 b is terminated.
- step 148 the regeneration flag is set, and in the following step 149, the secondary fuel injection for regeneration is started. That is, the reproduction of the particulate filter 18 is started.
- step from step 130 When the playback flag is set, step from step 130
- step 150 it is determined whether or not a fixed time has elapsed since the regeneration operation of the particulate filter 18 was started.
- the process proceeds to step 151, and the reproduction flag is reset.
- step 152 the secondary fuel injection for regeneration is stopped. That is, the S 0 releasing action of the S 0 absorbent 63 b is terminated.
- step 153 the accumulated traveling distance S is cleared, and in the following step 154, the intake air amount integrated value SQ is cleared.
- FIG. 15 shows another embodiment.
- the configuration of the diesel engine of the present embodiment is different from that of the diesel engine of FIG. 10 in that a pressure sensor 54 is provided in the engine exhaust passage.
- This pressure sensor 54 is connected to the catalytic converter 19
- An output voltage proportional to the pressure difference between the exhaust upstream and the exhaust downstream is generated, and this output voltage is input via the corresponding AD converter 51 to the input port 46 of the electronic control unit 40. Is input to
- the pressure difference PD between the upstream side and the downstream side of the exhaust of the catalytic converter 19 increases. Therefore, in this embodiment, when the pressure difference PD is larger than the upper limit threshold UTP, the estimated trapped particle amount is set to a predetermined value (for example, the maximum trap amount of the particulate filter 18). 50%), the particulate filter 18 is regenerated.
- the regenerating action of the pasty filter 18 be performed immediately after the S SX releasing action of the S0X absorbent 63b is completed. Therefore, in the present embodiment, when the pressure difference PD becomes larger than the upper threshold value UTP, first, the S0X absorbing material 63b is subjected to the S0X releasing operation, and then the particulate filter 1 is operated. 8 is performed. Therefore, in the present embodiment, the S 0 X releasing action of the SO x absorbent 63 and the N ⁇ X releasing of the N ⁇ X absorbent 62 b depend on the amount of the fine particles trapped in the particulate filter 18. The action will be performed.
- FIG. 16A and FIG. 16B show a routine for implementing the above-described embodiment. This routine is executed by interruption every predetermined time.
- step 230 the regeneration flag which is set when the regeneration operation of the particulate filter 18 is to be performed is set, and otherwise, the regeneration flag to be reset is set. It is determined whether the force is set or not.
- the process proceeds to step 231, and the SOx releasing action of the SOx absorbent 63b is released. It is set when it should be performed, otherwise it is determined whether the SO flag to be reset is set.
- the S Ox flag is reset, the process then proceeds to step 232 to determine whether or not the pressure difference PD between the upstream side and the downstream side of the exhaust of the catalyst converter 19 is larger than the upper threshold UTP. Is determined.
- step 234 If PD ⁇ UTP, then proceed to step 234 to set the N 0 flag, which is set when the N 0 absorbent 62 2 b should perform the N 0 release action, and reset otherwise. Is determined.
- the routine proceeds to step 235, where the current intake air amount Q is added to the integrated value SQ of the intake air amount.
- step 2336 it is determined whether or not the integrated value SQ is larger than the upper threshold value UTQN. In the case of SUTQN, the processing cycle is terminated. That is, in this case, the NO x releasing action and the S Ox releasing action are stopped.
- step 237 the routine proceeds to step 237, where the 0 flag is set.
- step 238 secondary fuel injection for N 0 release is started. That is, the N x releasing action of the N Ox absorbent 62 b is started.
- step 234 determines whether or not a predetermined time has elapsed since the start of the NOx releasing action.
- the process then proceeds to step 240, where the NOx flag is reset.
- step 241 the secondary fuel injection for NOx release is stopped. That is, the N Ox releasing action of the N Ox absorbent 62 b is terminated.
- step 242 the integrated intake air amount SQ is cleared.
- step 232 if PD> UTP in step 232, then the process proceeds to step 243, where the SO x flag is set. Continued Step 2 4 4 Then, secondary fuel injection for SO x release is started.
- step 245 the process proceeds from step 231 to step 245, and it is determined whether or not a predetermined time has elapsed since the start of the S0X release action. When a certain time has elapsed, the process then proceeds to step 246, and the SO x flag is reset.
- step 247 the secondary fuel injection for SO x release is stopped. That is, the S ⁇ x release action of the SO x absorber 63 b is terminated.
- step 248 the regeneration flag is set, and in the following step 249, secondary fuel injection for regeneration is started. That is, the reproduction of the particulate filter 18 is started.
- step 230 the process proceeds from step 230 to step 250, and it is determined whether or not a predetermined time has elapsed since the reproduction operation of the particulate filter 18 was started.
- the process then proceeds to step 251, where the regeneration flag is reset.
- the secondary fuel injection for regeneration is stopped. That is, the S 0 X releasing action of the S 0 X absorbent 63 b is terminated.
- step 253 the accumulated traveling distance S is cleared, and in the following step 254, the integrated intake air amount SQ is cleared.
- the secondary fuel is injected from the fuel injection valve 9 to supply a reducing agent to the particulate filter 18, the N 0 X accumulating material 62, and the poisoning substance removing material 63. They are supplied.
- a reducing agent injection valve may be provided in the exhaust manifold 16 and the reducing agent may be injected from this reducing agent injection valve.
- the reducing agent may be, for example, gasoline, isooctane, hexane, heptane, hydrocarbons such as gas oil, kerosene, or butane or propane which can be stored in a liquid state. Hydrocarbons or hydrogen can be used. However, it is the same as the engine fuel injected from fuel injector 9. If one fuel is injected from the reducing agent injection valve, no additional reducing agent tank is required.
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