Exhaust gas analysis device, exhaust gas analysis method, and program storage medium for exhaust gas analysis device
AssigneeHoriba, Ltd.
InventorsTomohiko ISHIZAKI, Tomoshi YOSHIMURA
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AssigneeHoriba, Ltd.
InventorsTomohiko ISHIZAKI, Tomoshi YOSHIMURA
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An exhaust gas analysis device analyzes exhaust gas generated when fuel is combusted. This exhaust gas analysis device includes a first analyzer that measures a concentration of a component to be measured in the exhaust gas, a second analyzer that measures a concentration of CO2 in the exhaust gas, a storage portion that stores a hydrogen/carbon ratio, which is a ratio between hydrogen and carbon composing the fuel, or an input receiving portion that receives an input of the hydrogen/carbon ratio, a moisture concentration estimating portion that, based on the measured CO2 concentration and on the hydrogen/carbon ratio of the fuel, estimates a concentration of moisture in the exhaust gas, and a correcting portion that, based on the estimated moisture concentration, corrects the measured concentration of the component to be measured.
An exhaust gas analysis device that analyzes exhaust gas generated as a result of fuel being combusted comprising:
The exhaust gas analysis device according to claim 12, wherein the CO2 concentration converting portion converts the CO2 concentration acquired by the second analyzer by means of a dry measurement into a wet measurement value based on the hydrogen/carbon ratio of the fuel, and on the partial pressure of the CO2 component in the exhaust gas.
An exhaust gas analysis method that is employed to analyze exhaust gas generated as a result of fuel being combusted in which:
A storage medium for a program for an exhaust gas analysis device on which is stored a program for an exhaust gas analysis device that analyzes exhaust gas generated as a result of fuel being combusted and comprises a first analyzer that measures a concentration of a component to be measured in the exhaust gas, and a second analyzer that measures a concentration of CO2 in the exhaust gas, wherein the program for an exhaust gas analysis device causes a computer to perform functions of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.