2021
DOI: 10.1177/1468087421996514
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Exhaust valve phasing controllers for cold start NOx emissions reduction in heavy duty diesel engines

Abstract: In this paper, early exhaust valve opening (EVO) is applied to a diesel engine for fast warm up of the selective catalytic reduction (SCR) system with the ultimate goal of tailpipe NOx emissions reduction. By advancing EVO from top dead center, the exhaust gas temperature increases and the exhaust flow reduces, influencing the enthalpy available to warm up the SCR, and the engine-out NOx emissions increase or decrease depending on the engine’s operating conditions. Therefore, proper management of EVO is requir… Show more

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“…Among the regulated pollutants, nitrogen oxides ( N O x ) emission has received a particular attention from the industry and the research community due to its harmful potential on health. 1720 From empirical and physical models based on detailed or map-based process, 21,22 engine block vibration, 23 in-cylinder pressure signal, 2429 variables available in the engine control unit (ECU), 30 or learning methods, 3134 various approaches were explored for the real-time prediction of N O x emissions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Among the regulated pollutants, nitrogen oxides ( N O x ) emission has received a particular attention from the industry and the research community due to its harmful potential on health. 1720 From empirical and physical models based on detailed or map-based process, 21,22 engine block vibration, 23 in-cylinder pressure signal, 2429 variables available in the engine control unit (ECU), 30 or learning methods, 3134 various approaches were explored for the real-time prediction of N O x emissions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many researchers also investigated the recalibration of engine parameters to reduce cold-start emissions. The researchers investigated increasing the fuel to air ratio, 20 changing the valve timing, 21,22 changing the engine idle speed and fuel quantity at the cold-start, 23 and implementing the nonlinear predictive controller model. 24 Gong et al 25 investigated the effect of increasing the engine idle speed on the conversion rate of hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide in the first minutes of vehicle start.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%