Control of passive soot oxidation
AssigneeInternational Engine Intellectual Property Company, LLC
InventorsBradley Jay Adelman, Rade Milanovic
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AssigneeInternational Engine Intellectual Property Company, LLC
InventorsBradley Jay Adelman, Rade Milanovic
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A system and method for controlling passive soot oxidation in a diesel particulate filter that includes sensing the temperature of exhaust gases upstream and downstream of the diesel particulate filter. The sensed temperatures are used by a control unit to predict whether the temperature of the exhaust gas within the diesel particulate is within a predetermined temperature range for passive oxidation of soot in the diesel particulate filter. If the temperatures are below passive oxidation temperatures, an auxiliary component is activated that increases the temperature of exhaust gas delivered to the diesel particulate filter. When the exhaust gas temperature within the DPF is predicted to be within passive oxidation levels but below active regeneration temperatures, the auxiliary component is deactivated.
A method for controlling passive soot oxidation in a diesel particulate filter comprising:
A system for monitoring and heating exhaust gas to control passive soot oxidation comprising:
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