3 - CM D-2.2L Engine
3 - CM D-2.2L Engine
3 - CM D-2.2L Engine
D-2.2L Engine
( EURO-IV D-2.2L CRDi )
EURO III vs EURO IV 2
0.03 EURO-4
(regulation) ② Developmental target
0.02 - 70 % of regulation
0.01 EURO-4
(target) ③ EURO-4 Availability
- New model : JAN.2005
0.0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5
HC+ N0x
- Existing vehicle : JAN.2006
(g/km)
EURO-IV corresponding technology 3
ACV(Air
Control
Valve)
λ sensor
Comparative table ( EURO-III vs EURO-IV) 4
Items EURO-III EURO-IV Remark
CO 0.64g/km 0.50g/km
PM 0.05g/km 0.025g/km
CPF Diff pressure & temp sensor X U-Eng - Detect internal pressure & temp
X D-Eng ○
Injector Multi-injection 1 Pilot, 1 Main 2 Pilot, 1 Main,2 Post D-Eng: 2 Post injection
Throttle flap control Control time Key off (NVH reduced) -Key off (NVH reduced) Close the throttle when a key is
-always (support EGR) off to prevent from dieseling.
shape
PS 125 PS 153 PS
APS 1, 2 Injection
λ sensor CAN/K-line
※ shadow=> EURO4
EURO-IV injection 7
Burning
Starting Noise.vibrati un burned
on HC regeneratio
n
[500℃↑]
Injection timing
type Purpose
Max advanced Max retard
Pilot2 BTDC 100o SOE(Pil1)+150 μs + ET(Pil2) starting
Reducing smoke
Pilot1 BTDC 100o SOE(MI) + 150 μs + ET(Pil1)
NVH
Main BTDC 40o ATDC 10o Improving torque
SOE(MI)
Post2 ATDC 40o Increasing CPF temp
+ ET(MI) + 150 μs
Activate oxidation
Post1 ATDC 40o Next cylinder max. advanced catayst
(burning soot)
SOE (Start Of Energizing) ET (Energizing Time)
Burning procedure for diesel engine 8
60
pilot w/o
Injection volume : 7mg pilot with
50
Fuel pressure : 1000bar
10
* PM : Particulate Matter
10
10
G asoline(3-w ay catalyst)
D iesel(no catalyst) 7
6 5.7
D iesel(D O C )
0
HC CO NNOx
Ox PPM
M
Energy
Unburned fuel particles that form smoke or soot and stick to lung tissue when
inhaled. A chiefcomponent of exhaust emissions from heavy-duty diesel engines.
(PM).
Environment
Dust, soot, other tiny bits of solid materials that are released into and move around in
the air.
Weather
(PM) Solid particles or liquid droplets suspended or carried in the air (e.g., soot, dust,
fumes, mist) . Very small pieces of solid or liquid matter, such as particles of soot,
dust, aerosols, fumes, or mists.
Components of PM 12
UCC
Catalystic converter terms 14
Washcoat
Substrate
Precious metals for vehicle 15
70
Pd
Pt
60
Rh
50
price(US $ /g)
40
30
20
10
0
'99. 03 '99. 09 '00. 03 '00. 09 '00. 12 '01. 01 '01. 03 '01. 05
Poisoning
Selective Catalyst Poisoning
poisoning by Pb, Hg, Cd
deactivation by SO2
recovery by thermal treatment,
washing
Catalyst Fouling
nonselective poisoning, Selective Catalyst Catalyst Fouling
Poisoning
masking
by P (engine oil)
Thermal Deactivation
Catalyst Sintering
sintering, cohesion of precious
metals
using Stabilizer CeO2, La2O3
Washcoat Sintering
using Stabilizer BaO, La2O3,
Catalyst Sintering Washcoat Sintering SiO2, ZrO2
Diesel aftertreatment 17
NOx / PM Control
NOx PM
SOFs Solids
Oxidatio
n Particulate
Catalyst Filter
▶ Burning a soot by post injection & ▶ Burning the soot by post injection & ▶ Burning the soot continuously by
oxidating a soot by using activation of cerium-based additive(around 450℃, at oxidated NO2(through DOC), without
coated catalyst (using NO2) every 500km forced regeneration ) post injection
▶ Simple system (no special fuel adding
▶ sophistcated system(fuel adding ▶ On the testing at bus(LONDON)
device)
▶ need a strategy of controlling device) ▶ impossible to adapt to passenger
regeneration temp.
▶ Problem (lots of CO emission) vehicle (exhaust gas temp is too low)
▶ Problem (recovery of waste DPF &
cleaning)
SootSulfate SootSulfate
Washcoat Monolith PM
PM
Soot Soot
PM SOF H2O+CO2
Sulfate Sulfate
SO2 Sulfate
● Developmental background
(1) Correspond to EURO- 4 emission regulation
Reducing Nox : by electrical EGR & EGR cooler
Reducing PM : by DOC & filter
CPF passive soot regeneration 21
NO + O2 NO2
C(Particulate) + O CO/CO
Increasing temp. of exhaust gas through post injection and DOC burning soot
Shape & structure 23
DOC 머플러
Catlystic filter
CRDi
ECU
PM accumulated & burning
Regeneration procedure 25
1. Accumulating ash
C CGas
CGasC
C C
CGas
C
C
C
Catlalys
DOC t
Catlayst filter
coating
Regeneration procedure 26
C C C
HC C C C
HC
C C C
HC C C C
HC
C C C
HC
C C C
3. PM regeneration
`
C C O2 C O2
HC O2 CO2+Heat O2 C O2 O2 C O2 C
HC O2 CO2+Heat
C C O2 C O2
HC O2 CO2+Heat O2 C O2 O2 C O2 C
HC O2 CO2+Heat
C C O2 C O2
HC O2 CO2+Heat O2 C O2 O2 C O2 C
4. re-accumulating ash
Mid/high
speed Driving distance
Safety
Diff
pressure
SOOT volume
SIMULATION Low speed
CPF aftertreatment procedure 32
Judgement regeneration - 1
Using CPF diff pressure caculate volume of PM
- Diff pressur: when PM is stored make a differential pressure
- ECU decide time of regeneration
Diff pressure by
ash
accumulation
CPF aftertreatment procedure 34
Judgement regeneration - 2
Judge by driving distance
- Every 1,000km , ECU decide regeneration
Judgement regeneration - 3
Predict the volume of PM by using simulation
+ acceleration driving
+ enviromental condition Rducing soot by regeneration
+ soot volume(g)
+ CPF proceding temp(℃)
+ O2 (kg/h)
CPF aftertreatment procedure 37
Regeneration
Burning PM by increasing temp up to 550℃~600℃
Inter cooler
Pilot Pre Main Post-2 Post-1
ACV
(Air control EGR valve
valve)
AFS
Increasing
temp + Increasing by catalyst = Regeneration temp
200~300℃ 600~650℃
300~400℃
output(V)
Diff sensor
4.5
Diff pipe
CPF
0 100 pressure(kPa)
CPF component 39
CPF
VGT
Plan for CPF 40
EURO4
DOM 12 5 12
JM KM 9 3 5
(2MT2AT4MT) NF MG UN TG PO CM
FCAT FO
EURO4 FCMT
JM KM (4MT)
EUR 7 9 12 2 7
RS JM NF UN TG
KM MG CM
(2M FO
T
2AT)
EURO-IV
Additional
MENU for
CPF
T3/T5
temperature
Component change routine (ECU change) 43
Notice) If you change the CPF then should reset the distance of last changed
CPF. Other related parts are same procedure(Lambda sensor , RPS, AFS,
Diff sensor SCV).
Current data 45
T3 & T5 temp
sensor
Actuation test 46
Actuation test 47
Actuation test 48
Actuation test 49
ACV Inlet
actuator test pressure
valve test