Elektrisch heizbarer Katalysator: technische Anforderungen und Haupteinflussfaktoren /Electrically Heated Catalyst: Requirements, Controls and Key Parameters

Jean, Etienne; Barrieu, Edouard; Capirchia, M.; Herbers, Claudia R.

doi:10.51202/9783186813121-i-311

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“…The increased heating performance of 48 V electrical heater systems has recently been investigated, e.g., with P th = 6 kW [58,59]. This is an alternative possibility to decrease the necessity for pre-heating and hence achieve Zero-Impact Emissions under challenging conditions.…”

Section: Electrical Heater Disk-ehdmentioning

confidence: 99%

Achieving Zero-Impact Emissions with a Gasoline Passenger Car

et al. 2023

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The Euro 7 legislation and the Zero-Impact Emissions concept aim at significantly improving air quality. Technologies that reduce pollutant emissions beyond current gasoline passenger cars have already been intensively investigated, but a holistic system layout considering extended boundary conditions is missing so far. This paper therefore develops technical solutions to achieve a Euro 7 scenario and Zero-Impact Emissions for a 2030+ vehicle. First, challenging test scenarios are identified to develop compliant vehicles. The scenarios cover extreme conditions in real-world driving, such as hot and cold ambient conditions, stop-and-go in rural areas or high speed and steep gradients on highways. Different technology options are discussed and selected for the investigations. An empirical–physical simulation model for the exhaust gas aftertreatment system is extended with new technologies, such as an electrical heater disc in front of the catalyst or a burner in the exhaust system. In addition to stoichiometric engine operation and increased catalyst volume, the results show that the expected Euro 7 regulations can be achieved in all extreme scenarios by combining additional exhaust gas heating with engine power limitation or pre-heating. Moreover, even Zero-Impact Emissions are achieved in most cases with the same technology options.

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Section: Electrical Heater Disk-ehdmentioning

confidence: 99%