The removal of nitrogen oxides from exhaust emissions of combustion processes containing substantial levels of oxygen is a challenging venture, especially in lean burn spark ignition and diesel engines for automobiles, trains and ships, and coal/oil-fired power stations. We have developed multilayer ceramic amperometric (MCA) NOx-sensors made of an oxygen ion conducting ceramic like yttrium stabilised zirconia using a new operation mode, the titration mode, which measures the consumption of hydrogen reducing NOx. The operation temperature is around 800°C which is controlled by an online impedance measurement. The integrated platinum heater is driven by a pulse width modulation. MCA NOx-sensors performed well under static and dynamic conditions. The titration mode was compared to a standard reduction mode where the nitrogen oxides are directly reduced electrochemi-cally. Both operation modes show O2-cross sensitivity.
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Cramer, B., Schumann, B., Schichlein, H., Thiemann-Handler, S., & Ochs, T. (2005). Multilayer ceramic amperometric (MCA) NOx-sensors using titration principle. In Advanced Microsystems for Automotive Applications 2005 (pp. 311–319). https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-27463-4_23
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