Oxygen sensor monitoring a deterioration of a three-way ... - UMEL
Oxygen sensor monitoring a deterioration of a three-way ... - UMEL
Oxygen sensor monitoring a deterioration of a three-way ... - UMEL
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to the stoichiometric point. With the slightly deteriorated<br />
catalyst, methane was present at the stoichiometrically<br />
balanced composition owing to the low methane oxidation<br />
activity <strong>of</strong> the catalyst. As a result, some residual oxidant<br />
K. Moriya, T. Sako / Sensors and Actuators B 3646 (2000) 1–10 9<br />
Fig. 11. Block diagram <strong>of</strong> the NO x reduction system using dual oxygen <strong>sensor</strong>s.<br />
Fig. 12. Conceptual drawings <strong>of</strong> catalyst window and oxygen <strong>sensor</strong> characteristics: (a) fresh catalyst; (b) deteriorated catalyst; solid line, traditional oxygen<br />
<strong>sensor</strong>; dotted line, window tracking type oxygen <strong>sensor</strong>.<br />
existed in an amount corresponding to the equivalent volume<br />
<strong>of</strong> residual methane. In other words, nitrogen oxides was not<br />
reduced at the stoichiometric point but reduced at the<br />
composition <strong>of</strong> fuel rich side to the stoichiometric point<br />
Fig. 13. Characteristics <strong>of</strong> the oxygen <strong>sensor</strong>s to the model exhaust gases: (a) model gas <strong>of</strong> fresh catalyst; (b) model gas <strong>of</strong> used catalyst after 9000 h<br />
operation.<br />
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