Abnormality detection apparatus for exhaust gas purification apparatus for internal combustion engine
AssigneeDenso Corporation
InventorsYasuhiro Kariya, Tsukasa Kuboshima
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AssigneeDenso Corporation
InventorsYasuhiro Kariya, Tsukasa Kuboshima
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Unless an abnormality exists in piping introducing a pressure from front and rear of DPF 22 into a differential pressure sensor 45, pulsations of pressure propagation through an exhaust passage 21 is offset in a detection value of a pressure difference of the differential pressure sensor 45, and an amplitude of the detection value of the DPF pressure difference resulting from pulsation of the pressure becomes small. If a crack exists in one of the piping 3a and 3b, the influence of a pulsation of the pressure appears in the DPF pressure difference and the amplitude of the detection value of the DPF pressure difference becomes large. The amplitude of the detection value of the DPF pressure difference is compared with the reference value and is detected as being abnormal when it is large, utilizing the phenomenon described above.
An abnormality detection apparatus of an exhaust gas purification apparatus for an internal combustion engine, having a particulate filter for trapping particulate matters in an exhaust gas disposed at an intermediate part of an exhaust passage by introducing an inlet pressure and an outlet pressure of said particulate filter into a differential pressure sensor through respective piping, detecting a pressure difference at an inlet and an outlet of said particulate filter by using said differential pressure sensor and detecting an amount of the particulate matters accumulated to said particulate filter, said abnormality detection apparatus comprising:
An abnormality detection method for use in an exhaust gas purification apparatus for an internal combustion engine, having a particulate filter for trapping particulate matters in an exhaust gas disposed at an intermediate part of an exhaust passage by introducing an inlet pressure and an outlet pressure of said particulate filter into a differential pressure sensor through respective piping, detecting a pressure difference at an inlet and an outlet of said particulate filter by using said differential pressure sensor and detecting an amount of the particulate matters accumulated to said particulate filter, said abnormality detection method comprising:
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