Time-resolved Chemical Analysis by Laser Mass Spectrometry: Monitoring of In-Cylinder and Catalytic-Converter Processes of Combustion Engines

Ulrich Boesl; Ronald Weishäupl; Wolfgang Thiel; Peter Püffel; Rüdiger Frey

doi:10.4271/2005-01-0679

2005-04-11

Time-resolved Chemical Analysis by Laser Mass Spectrometry: Monitoring of In-Cylinder and Catalytic-Converter Processes of Combustion Engines 2005-01-0679

A laser mass spectrometer (LAMS) for simultaneous detection of NO, NO₂, NH₃ and other components (N₂O, CO, O₂, H₂O, aromatics) in the exhaust of combustion engines is presented. Its temporal resolution is in the 10 ms range. Comparison with non-dispersive IR, flame ionisation detection and chemical luminescence detection have been performed. Emissions of Otto and Diesel engines have been studied at different velocities, load and three sampling positions: in front of a catalytic pre-converter, in front and after the main catalytic converter. Finally, NO, CO, H₂O, toluene and O₂ were detected within the cylinder in dependence on the crank angle with a time resolution in the 10 ms range.

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Time-resolved Chemical Analysis by Laser Mass Spectrometry: Monitoring of In-Cylinder and Catalytic-Converter Processes of Combustion Engines 2005-01-0679

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