Diesel exhaust soot sensor system and method
A technology for diesel and carbon deposits, applied in the system field, can solve the problems of self-ignition of carbon deposits and/or unsafe, uncontrolled, and overall engine efficiency reduction.
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[0025] Now turning to the attached image, figure 1 One embodiment of a system 100 constructed in accordance with the teachings of the present invention capable of determining an appropriate time to initiate regeneration of a diesel particulate filter (DPF) 102 is shown in FIG. As discussed above, the DPF 102 is installed before or upstream of the exhaust outlet 104 to filter out particulates from the diesel engine exhaust. To clean collected particles, such as soot, from the DPF 102, a burner 108 may be used upstream of the DPF 102 but downstream from the exhaust gas inlet 106 of the engine. Such burners 108 may be any auxiliary source of heat, such as fuel burners, as well as electric burners, RF burners, DOC, or via altered engine operation. Engine exhaust flows through opening 114 of combustor 102 and through DPF 102 before being expelled to the environment via exhaust outlet 104 .
[0026] In the fuel burner 108, fuel and air are supplied via a fuel valve 110 and an air ...
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