Test procedure for high-pressure pumps
US-10012198-B2 · Jul 3, 2018 · US
US10677130B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10677130-B2 |
| Application number | US-201715631432-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Jun 23, 2017 |
| Priority date | Jun 27, 2016 |
| Publication date | Jun 9, 2020 |
| Grant date | Jun 9, 2020 |
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A method for detecting a dosing error of a reduction agent in a dosing module of an SCR catalytic converter system. The SCR catalytic converter system comprises the dosing module, which has a dosing valve and a flow valve as well as a delivery module with delivery pump. The SCR catalytic converter system, furthermore, has a return, in which a further flow valve is arranged. Said flow valve changes an effective cross-sectional area of the return. The method herein comprises the following steps: at the beginning, the dosing valve is closed (200). At a first pressure value (p1) in the system the delivery pump is switched off (201) and a measurement (202) of a first pressure rate (βRLdynamic) of the flow valve of the return subsequently takes place. Additional operation of the pump and the dosing valve occurs and a ratio of pressure rates is determined.
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The invention claimed is: 1. A method for detecting a dosing error of a reduction agent in a dosing module ( 130 ), which comprises a dosing valve ( 131 ) and a first flow valve ( 132 ), of a reduction agent delivery system ( 100 ), which comprises the dosing module ( 130 ), a delivery module ( 110 ) with a delivery pump ( 111 ) and a return ( 160 ), in which a second flow valve ( 161 ), which changes an effective cross-sectional area (A eff ) of the return ( 160 ) is arranged, comprising the following steps: switching off ( 201 ) the delivery pump ( 111 ) at a first pressure value (p 1 ) in the reduction agent delivery system ( 100 ) when the dosing valve ( 131 ) is closed ( 200 ); measuring ( 202 ) a first pressure rate ( β RL dynamic ) of the second flow valve ( 161 ) of the return ( 160 ); switching on ( 203 ) the delivery pump ( 111 ); switching off ( 205 ) the delivery pump ( 111 ) when a pressure (p) in the reduction agent delivery system ( 100 ) has again reached ( 204 ) the first pressure value (p 1 ); opening ( 206 ) the dosing valve ( 131 ) until the pressure (p) has fallen to a second pressure value (p 2 ); measuring ( 207 ) a second pressure rate ( β RL & DV dynamic ) of the second flow valve ( 161 ) of the return ( 160 ) and of the dosing valve ( 131 ) when the dosing valve ( 131 ) is open; calculating ( 209 ) a ratio (V) of the two pressure rates ( β RL dynamic , β RL & DV dynamic ); and checking ( 210 ) an actual volumetric flow rate (Q DV ) through the dosing valve ( 131 ) with the help of the ratio (V). 2. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the delivery pump ( 110 ) during both measurements ( 202 , 207 ; 302 , 307 ) is halted ( 201 , 205 ; 301 , 306 ) at the same angle of rotation (ω) when the delivery pump comprises a rotating delivery pump ( 110 ), and the delivery pump ( 110 ) performs a same stroke prior to both measurements ( 202 , 207 ; 302 , 307 ) when the delivery pump comprises a linearly driven delivery pump. 3. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the second flow valve ( 161 ) in the return, which changes an effective cross-sectional area (A eff ) of the return ( 160 ), is an orifice plate ( 161 ). 4. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the second flow valve ( 161 ) in the return ( 160 ), which changes an effective cross-sectional area (A eff ) of the return, is a choke. 5. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the first pressure rate and the second pressure rate are is a mean relative pressure rates ( β ). 6. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the first pressure rate and the second pressure rate are a mean absolute pressure rates. 7. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the delivery pump ( 111 ) is switched off so slowly and the dosing valve ( 131 ) opened so slowly that a pressure surge of the reduction agent is avoided. 8. The method according to claim 1 , wherein an additional dosing quantity during the measurement ( 207 ; 307 ) of the first pressure rate and second pressure rate ( β RL & DV dynamic , β RL & DV static ) is taken into account ( 211 ; 311 ) in a dosing strategy. 9. A non-transitory, machine-readable storage medium storing a set of instructions that, when executed by a computer, are configured to perform the method according to claim 1 . 10. A method for detecting a dosing error of a reduction agent in a dosing module ( 130 ), which comprises a dosing valve ( 131 ) and a first flow valve ( 132 ), of a reduction agent deliver system ( 100 ), which comprises the dosing module ( 130 ), a delivery module ( 110 ) with a delivery pump ( 111 ) and a return ( 160 ), in which a second flow valve ( 161 ), which changes an effective cross-sectional area (A eff ) of the return ( 160 ) is arranged, comprising the following steps: switching off ( 301 ) the delivery pump ( 111 ) at a first pressure value (p 1 ) in the reduction agent delivery system ( 100 ) when the dosing valve ( 131 ) is closed ( 300 ); measuring ( 302 ) a first pressure rate ( β RL static ) of the second flow valve ( 161 ) of the return ( 160 ); switching on ( 303 ) the delivery pump ( 111 ); opening ( 305 ) the dosing valve ( 131 ) when a pressure (p) in the reduction agent delivery system ( 100 ) has again reached ( 204 ) the first pressure value (p 1 ); switching off ( 306 ) the delivery pump ( 111 ); measuring ( 307 ) a second pressure rate ( β RL & DV static ) of the second flow valve ( 161 ) of the return ( 160 ) and of the dosing valve ( 131 ) when the dosing valve ( 131 ) is open; calculating ( 309 ) a ratio (V) of the two pressure rates ( β RL static , β RL & DV static ); and checking ( 310 ) an actual volumetric flow rate (Q DV ) through the dosing valve ( 131 ) with the help of the ratio (V). 11. An electronic control unit ( 150 ) for detect a dosing error of a reduction agent in a dosing module ( 130 ), the dosing module comprising a dosing valve ( 131 ) and a first flow valve ( 132 ), of a reduction agent deliver system ( 100 ), the reduction agent delivery system ( 100 ) further comprising a delivery module ( 110 ) with a delivery pump ( 111 ) and a return ( 160 ) in which a second flow valve ( 161 ), which changes an effective cross-sectional area (A eff ) of the return ( 160 ), is arranged, the electronic control unit ( 150 ) configured to switch off ( 301 ) the delivery pump ( 111 ) at a first pressure value (p 1 ) in the reduction agent delivery system ( 100 ) when the dosing valve ( 131 ) is closed ( 300 ); measure ( 302 ) a first pressure rate ( β RL static ) of the second flow valve ( 161 ) of the return ( 160 ); switch on ( 303 ) the delivery pump ( 111 ); open ( 305 ) the dosing valve ( 131 ) when a pressure (p) in the reduction agent delivery system ( 100 ) has again reached ( 204 ) the first pressure value (p 1 ); switch off ( 306 ) the delivery pump ( 111 ); measure ( 307 ) a second pressure rate ( β RL & DV static ) of the second flow valve ( 161 ) of the return ( 160 ) and of the dosing valve ( 131 ) when the dosing valve ( 131 ) is open; calculate ( 309 ) a ratio (V) of the first pressure rate and second pressure rate ( β RL static , β RL & DV static ); and check ( 310 ) an actual volumetric flow rate (Q DV ) through the dosing valve ( 131 ) with the help of the ratio (V).
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