Abstract:
A method for verifying the plausibility of a measuring device for determining a quality of an aqueous urea solution in a reservoir of an SCR catalyst system comprises determining whether a filling of the reservoir has taken place, determining the quality of the aqueous urea solution in the reservoir and detecting whether an error of the measuring device is present or whether the reservoir was filled with an aqueous urea solution, the quality of which deviates from a default value consisting of a filling status of the reservoir and the quality of the aqueous urea solution in said reservoir.
Abstract:
A method of operating a dosing device. A dosing valve is provided with low-pressure and high-pressure chambers delimited by a piston whose travel is limited to a predefined maximum stroke. A pump operates to deliver the liquid at pre-delivery pressure. The dosing valve actuates under direction of a control unit by opening a 2/2 directional valve to direct the pumped liquid into the low-pressure chamber, and in response, the piston initiates a stroke. The liquid is injected from the high-pressure chamber into the exhaust-gas stream during the stroke of the piston, and the injection stops when the piston reaches maximum stroke. The control unit holds the directional valve open for longer than the piston requires to perform its maximum stroke so that the dosing valve delivers a predetermined volumetric dose of the liquid into the exhaust-gas stream, the predetermined volumetric dose corresponding directly to the maximum stroke of the piston.
Abstract:
A method for operating a reagent metering system which meters a reagent into an exhaust duct of an internal combustion engine upstream of an SCR catalytic converter, in which, after the metering operation is ended, at least part of the reagent metering system is emptied by back-suction by means of a reciprocating pump. The procedure according to the invention is distinguished in that during the back-suction, a stop determination determines the flight time of a reciprocating piston of the reciprocating pump from a starting time as far as the stop time, in that a comparator compares the flight time determined with a flight time threshold value, and in that the activation power of the reciprocating pump is reduced if the flight time determined is less than the flight time threshold value.
Abstract:
A method for verifying the plausibility of a measuring device for determining a quality of an aqueous urea solution in a reservoir of an SCR catalyst system comprises determining whether a filling of the reservoir has taken place, determining the quality of the aqueous urea solution in the reservoir and detecting whether an error of the measuring device is present or whether the reservoir was filled with an aqueous urea solution, the quality of which deviates from a default value consisting of a filling status of the reservoir and the quality of the aqueous urea solution in said reservoir.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a dosing device (15) for introducing a liquid medium into an exhaust gas flow of an internal combustion engine (1) of a motor vehicle. The dosing device (15) has a pump (23) to deliver the liquid medium and injects said medium into the exhaust gas flow via a controllable dosing valve (13). The dosing device (15) has a 2/2 directional valve (17) which is arranged in a delivery line (19) between the pump (23) and a first low pressure chamber (47) of the dosing valve (13).
Abstract:
A method of operating a dosing device. A dosing valve is provided with low-pressure and high-pressure chambers delimited by a piston whose travel is limited to a predefined maximum stroke. A pump operates to deliver the liquid at pre-delivery pressure. The dosing valve actuates under direction of a control unit by opening a 2/2 directional valve to direct the pumped liquid into the low-pressure chamber, and in response, the piston initiates a stroke. The liquid is injected from the high-pressure chamber into the exhaust-gas stream during the stroke of the piston, and the injection stops when the piston reaches maximum stroke. The control unit holds the directional valve open for longer than the piston requires to perform its maximum stroke so that the dosing valve delivers a predetermined volumetric dose of the liquid into the exhaust-gas stream, the predetermined volumetric dose corresponding directly to the maximum stroke of the piston.
Abstract:
A method for operating a reagent metering system which meters a reagent into an exhaust duct of an internal combustion engine upstream of an SCR catalytic converter, in which, after the metering operation is ended, at least part of the reagent metering system is emptied by back-suction by means of a reciprocating pump. The procedure according to the invention is distinguished in that during the back-suction, a stop determination determines the flight time of a reciprocating piston of the reciprocating pump from a starting time as far as the stop time, in that a comparator compares the flight time determined with a flight time threshold value, and in that the activation power of the reciprocating pump is reduced if the flight time determined is less than the flight time threshold value.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a dosing valve and to a dosing device (15) for introducing a liquid medium into an exhaust-gas stream of an internal combustion engine (1) of a motor vehicle. The dosing device (15) has a pump (23) for delivering the liquid medium. The medium is injected into the exhaust-gas stream by means of a dosing valve (13) which can be controlled by way of an electromagnet (65). The dosing device (13) comprises a housing (33) with a stepped bore (34, 34.1, 34.2, 34.3, 34.4), wherein a pump sleeve (47) is guided sealingly in one portion (34.4) of the stepped bore (34). A hollow-bored piston (49) is guided sealingly in a central bore (48) of the pump sleeve (47). In a low-pressure chamber (61), an armature (69) is fastened to the piston (49), and furthermore a magnet sleeve (67) is fastened to the housing (33). A stop sleeve (75) is arranged on a side of the low-pressure chamber (61) situated opposite the magnet sleeve (67), wherein a stroke of the piston (49) is limited by the magnet sleeve (67) and/or by the stop sleeve (75).
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a dosing valve and to a dosing device (15) for introducing a liquid medium into an exhaust-gas stream of an internal combustion engine (1) of a motor vehicle. The dosing device (15) has a pump (23) for delivering the liquid medium. The medium is injected into the exhaust-gas stream by means of a dosing valve (13) which can be controlled by way of an electromagnet (65). The dosing device (13) comprises a housing (33) with a stepped bore (34, 34.1, 34.2, 34.3, 34.4), wherein a pump sleeve (47) is guided sealingly in one portion (34.4) of the stepped bore (34). A hollow-bored piston (49) is guided sealingly in a central bore (48) of the pump sleeve (47). In a low-pressure chamber (61), an armature (69) is fastened to the piston (49), and furthermore a magnet sleeve (67) is fastened to the housing (33). A stop sleeve (75) is arranged on a side of the low-pressure chamber (61) situated opposite the magnet sleeve (67), wherein a stroke of the piston (49) is limited by the magnet sleeve (67) and/or by the stop sleeve (75).