Abstract:
A method for analyzing a temperature of exhaust gas includes calculating an approximate temperature (Ta) at least one time by fitting a measured spectrum to a portion of theoretical spectra defined in association with a first temperature range (TC to TD) using a temperature (Tb, Tc, Td) determined in the an immediately previous preceding temperature analysis as a reference, and then determining a calculated temperature (Tß) by fitting the measured spectrum to all the theoretical spectra over a second temperature range (TE to TF) that is narrower than the first temperature range, using the approximate temperature (Ta) as a reference.
Abstract:
A method for analyzing a temperature of exhaust gas includes calculating an approximate temperature (Tα) at least one time by fitting a measured spectrum to a portion of theoretical spectra defined in association with a first temperature range (TC to TD) using a temperature (Tb, Tc, Td) determined in the an immediately previous preceding temperature analysis as a reference, and then determining a calculated temperature (Tβ) by fitting the measured spectrum to all the theoretical spectra over a second temperature range (TE to TF) that is narrower than the first temperature range, using the approximate temperature (Tα) as a reference.