F01N2900/1818

Exhaust fluid filter including hydrocarbon detection witness media
10655522 · 2020-05-19 · ·

An aftertreatment system includes an exhaust reductant tank configured to store an exhaust reductant. A filter is fluidically coupled to the exhaust reductant tank. The aftertreatment system includes a hydrocarbon detection device configured to indicate the presence of a hydrocarbon in the exhaust reductant. A catalyst is included in the system and configured to treat the exhaust reductant flowing through the system. The hydrocarbon detection device can include a hydrophobic paper, and can be disposed in the filter.

METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR CONTROLLING INJECTION OF A REDUCING AGENT INTO AN EXHAUST GAS STREAM

An aftertreatment (AT) system for an exhaust gas stream of an internal combustion engine may comprise a selective catalytic reduction (SCR) device, a particulate filter (PF) device, a reducing agent injection system configured to inject a reducing agent into the exhaust gas stream at a location upstream of the SCR device. A reducing agent injection rate control system may be embedded in an engine control module and may be configured to calculate and output a reducing agent injection rate signal and to apply the injection rate signal to the injection system to control the amount of reducing agent injected into the exhaust gas stream. Calculation of the reducing agent injection rate signal may involve applying a dynamic weighting factor to predetermined minimum and maximum allowable injection rates to obtain a weighted injection rate based upon operating parameters of the exhaust gas stream and/or the AT system.

Urea water agitation control device

A urea water agitation control device has an agitation control portion and a temperature sensor which detects a temperature of a urea water. The agitation control portion operates an agitation portion in a specified period which includes a part of a period in which the urea water temperature detected by the temperature sensor is kept at a eutectic point and the urea water radiates a latent heat of solidification.

Line connector with integrated sensor for measurement of urea solutions

A line connector for a fluid and a ready-made medial line including the line connector. The line connector includes a connecting piece with a flow-through channel in the interior thereof and extending in a longitudinal direction of the connecting piece. The connecting piece has at each of its two ends a coupling section that is designed such that a flexible media line or a tubing or an aggregate can be connected to an aggregate connector. The flow-through channel is provided with an electrical heating unit. In the region of the flow-through channel, between the connecting sections, a circumferential enclosed receiving housing is formed on the coupling piece and in which an optical sensor unit is disposed for measuring characteristics of the fluid flowing in the flow-through channel. The ready-made media line includes the line connector and a tubular media line connected on one or both ends thereof.

SYSTEM FOR STORING AN AQUEOUS SOLUTION ON-BOARD A VEHICLE

A vehicle system storing an aqueous solution that includes a first compartment; a second compartment; a module that includes a feed pump unit connected for pumping aqueous solution from the first compartment to a feed outlet; a jet pump having a suction inlet, a pressure inlet and an outlet; said feed pump unit being further connected for pumping aqueous solution along a flow path from the first compartment through the feed pump unit, through the pressure inlet of the jet pump to the outlet of the jet pump; and a heater that heats the at least said flow path; said suction inlet being connected to a suction line that receives the aqueous solution from the second compartment; said outlet of said jet pump returning aqueous solution from the suction inlet and from the pressure inlet to the first compartment.

Combustion engine exhaust gas purifying facility

An exhaust gas purifying facility of a combustion engine includes: a marine combustion engine; a reducing device for feeding urea water into an exhaust gas in an exhaust gas line of the marine combustion engine; and a generation device for generating the urea water from urea powder. The generation device includes a storage-generation tank device and an adjustment tank device capable of adjusting the density of the urea water. The storage-generation tank device has a storage-generation tank for storing the urea powder and feeding water to the urea powder for dissolution. The adjustment tank device has an adjustment tank for storing the urea water withdrawn from the storage-generation tank.

Operating liquid container system for motor vehicles with improved misfuelling protection

The present invention discloses an operating liquid container system comprising at least one operating fluid container, a quality and/or filling level sensor arranged in the operating liquid container, for determining at least one quality characteristic of the operating liquid contained in the operating liquid container and/or a filling level of the operating liquid container, and a display device arranged in a tank recess and/or tank flap of the operating fluid container system, wherein the display device is connected to the quality and/or filling level sensor by means of a data line for transmitting data from the quality and/or filling level sensor to the display device, wherein the data represents at least one quality characteristic of the operating liquid contained in the operating liquid container and/or the filling level of the operating liquid container.

METHOD OF MONITORING AN SCR CATALYTIC CONVERTER
20200049048 · 2020-02-13 ·

The invention concerns a method for monitoring an SCR catalytic converter in an exhaust line of an internal combustion engine, into which a reducing agent solution for the reduction of nitrogen oxides is dosed, wherein the SCR catalytic converter is diagnosed as defective if a measured variable is below a corresponding threshold and wherein the diagnosis of the SCR catalytic converter occurs when enabling criteria are met, wherein the enabling criteria are selected depending on a BPU model and a WPA model such that when the SCR catalytic converter (3) conforms to the BPU model, ammonia slip occurs through this SCR catalytic converter (3), and when the SCR catalytic converter corresponds to the WPA model, no ammonia slip occurs through this SCR catalytic converter.

Method And Device For Monitoring The Tank Content Of A Storage Tank Of An Exhaust-Gas Treatment System
20200040787 · 2020-02-06 · ·

Various embodiments include a method for monitoring the tank content of a storage tank comprising: metering a fluid from the tank into the exhaust gas tract, wherein the fluid has a concentration with respect to a reducing agent; acquiring a current concentration value for the reducing agent; calculating a change in concentration of the reducing agent on the basis of the current concentration value in comparison with a stored concentration value; determining a current operating state of the vehicle to identify an operating state in which refueling cannot be carried out; and carrying out a plausibility check of the calculated change in concentration if the calculated change in concentration exceeds a predetermined threshold value and the operating state is identified. The plausibility check includes acquiring the current tank filling level of the fluid.

Method and system for diagnosing an aftertreatment system
10544743 · 2020-01-28 · ·

The present invention relates to a method for restricting work produced in a combustion chamber, wherein a substance resulting from combustion is reduced by supplying additive comprising a reagent to the exhaust gas stream. The method comprising: determining if a quality of said additive, estimated by means of a first sensor, being subjected to said additive, is below a first quality; determining if signals from a second sensor, being subjected to the exhaust gas stream, indicate insufficient reduction of said at least one substance; determining if a correction of the supply of additive has reached an upper limit; and restricting work produced by combustion only when: said estimated quality of said additive is below said first quality, said correction has reached said upper limit, and said measurement in the exhaust gas stream indicates insufficient reduction.