WO2005040572A1 - Diesel soot particulate filter medium - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to diesel soot particulate filters and to diesel soot particulate filter medium.
- Diesel soot particulate filters comprising fibers such as metal or ceramic fibers are well known.
- JP2002058939 describes a diesel soot filter, which has comprises a construction of porous materials, for which the meshes of the filter have been made finer in the direction of the flow of the exhaust gas to be filtered.
- the filter either comprises several filter medium layers, one adjacent to the other, for which each layer has a defined mesh coarseness, or as an alternative the mesh coarseness changes gradually over the depth of the filter medium.
- a diesel soot particulate filter medium as subject of the invention comprising fibers and the diesel soot particulate filter medium having an inflow side and an outflow side.
- the diesel soot particulate filter medium as subject of the invention is characterized in that the filter medium thickness T between said inflow side and said outflow side is equal or more than 5cm and the S/V at said inflow side being more than 50m 2 /m 3 while the S/V at the outflow side is less than 30000m 2 /m 3 and S/V increasing stepwise or gradually from said inflow side to ' said outflow side.
- S is to be understood as the sum of all mantle surfaces of the fibers being present in a volume V.
- the S/V is more than 50 m 2 /m 3 , preferably more than 100 m 2 /m 3 or even more than 300 m 2 /m 3 .
- the S/V at the inflow side is less than 1000 m /m 3 .
- the S/V is less than 30000 m /m 3 , preferably less than 28000 m 2 /m 3 or even less than 25000 m 2 /m 3 .
- the S/V at the outflow side is more than 15000 m 2 /m 3 .
- the diesel soot particulate filter medium as subject of the invention may comprise several layers of fiber media, one adjacent to an other. Each layer has an S/V being essentially equal throughout the whole volume V of the layer. The layers may be spaced from each other using appropriate spacing means, or may be present one in contact with the other.
- layer herein used it to be understood as a volume-part of the filter medium, which has substantially equal properties throughout its volume.
- the S/V is stepwise increasing from the inflow to the outflow side of the filter medium.
- the diesel soot particulate filter medium as subject of the invention may comprise only one filter medium, for which the S/V gradually changes through the thickness of the media.
- the S/V is approximated by calculating the S for a volume V, being a section of the filter medium perpendicular to the flow direction, and having a thickness approximating 0.
- the S/V is gradually increasing from the inflow to the outflow side of the filter medium.
- filter medium thickness T is to be understood as minimum distance between the inflow side and the outflow side of the diesel soot particulate filter medium.
- T is to be understood as the sum of minimum thickness' i of each individual layer i. T is more than 5cm, but advantageously, T is more than 8cm or even more than 10cm.
- the diesel soot particulate filter medium as subject of the invention comprises or even consists of fibers.
- the fibers used for the filter medium are metal fibers, such as bundle drawn or coil shaved fibers.
- metal wool may be used.
- the alloy of metal or steel may be chosen dependent on the temperature range, which is to be withstood by the metal fibers.
- Stainless steel fibers of AISI alloys of the 300- or 400 series, or alloys such as Inconel® are to be preferred.
- alloys comprising Fe, Al and Cr are preferred, such as Fecralloy.
- the filter medium comprising metal fibers, is sintered in order to bond the metal fibers.
- sum of mantel surfaces S is defined as the accumulation of all mantle surfaces or the fibers, present in a volume V of the filter medium.
- the mantle surface of a fiber is the surface being essentially parallel to the axis of the fiber. This mantle surface may be calculated as
- ⁇ L is the sum of the fiber lengths present in volume V
- ⁇ A is the perimeter of the fibers present in volume V.
- Fibers, providing the filter medium are characterized by an equivalent diameter (D), a surface shape and an "average length (LM) to equivalent diameter"- ratio (LM/D).
- Fibers used to provide the layers of the filter medium as subject of the invention may be in the range of 0.5 ⁇ m to 100 ⁇ m, such as in the range of 2 ⁇ m to 75 ⁇ m, as an example in the range of 12 ⁇ m to 50 ⁇ m, e.g. 25 ⁇ m,35 ⁇ m or 40 ⁇ m.
- the ratio average length LM over equivalent diameter D, being LM/D is preferably more than 5 or 10 or even more than 25 or 50, most preferably more than 100.
- the shape of the surface of the fibers may vary to a large extend. This shape is defined by the geometrical figure of a radial cross section of the fiber. This may e.g. be rectangular or square, circular, triangular, or comprise a rather serrated section circumference. For most fibers used, the shape of a radial section is essentially identical over the whole length of the fiber. The shape defines to a large extend the perimeter A of the fibers present in the diesel soot particulate filter medium.
- the layers may be sintered to each other to bond the different layers to each other.
- the different layers may be sintered and brought to the required porosity separately during a first sintering cycle. After being superposed to each other, they are sintered to each other during a second sintering cycle.
- the different layer may be superposed to each other before sintering. During one sintering cycle, the layers are sintered and bond to each other by the sintering operation.
- metal fibers are obtained by shaving from a coiled plate as described more in detail in WO97/04152, a radial section of such metal fiber is essentially rectangular. The length of both sides are to be taken into account for calculating S of the volume comprising such fibers.
- the metal fibers are obtained by bundled drawing, the metal fibers have an essentially circular of pentagonal radial section. It was found that the circumference of the fiber radial section is sufficiently approximated by using the circumference of the imaginary circle, having the same surface as the surface of the radial section of the fiber.
- the S/V values of the diesel soot particulate filter medium may be tuned by adjusting the porosity of the medium, or a the porosity of a lyaer being part of the medium, or by selecting the fiber surface shape and the fiber equivalent diameter.
- a diesel soot particulate filter medium having a uniform porosity over its total volume.
- relatively coarse fibers having a relatively large equivalent diameter are used. More towards the outflow side of the medium, the equivalent diameter of fibers decrease gradually.
- a diesel soot particulate filter medium having a uniform porosity over its total volume may be provided, by selectively choosing the fiber cross section shape.
- fibers having an essentially circular cross section and an equivalent diameter d may be used at the inflow side.
- the surface of the cross section of these fibers is ⁇ *d 2 /4.
- the mantle surface of these fibers is ⁇ *d*L, where L is the length of the fiber.
- d is the equivalent diameter of these square fibers.
- the mantle surface of these square fibers is 4*a*L, which is larger than the mantle surface of the circular fibers at the inflow side of the filter medium.
- rectangular fibers may be used, having a short side b and long side c.
- the mantle surface of these rectangular fibers is 2*(b+c) * L, which is larger than the mantle surface of the circular fibers and the square fibers upwards to the inflow side of the filter medium.
- the dimensions of the sides b and c are chosen that the difference between band c increases, whereas the equivalent diameter stays equal to d. hereby, the mantle surface of the fibers increase towards the outflow side of the filter medium.
- the porosity is equal, the ratio S/V increases from the inflow to the outflow side by changing the shape of the fiber cross section.
- a diesel soot particulate filter medium having identical fibers throughout the whole filter medium.
- a higher porosity is provided, whereas towards the outflow side, the porosity is decreased.
- a decreasing porosity means that more fiber volume is to be present per volume towards the outflow side. Since all fibers are equal, this means that more mantle surface of fibers is to be present per volume towards the outflow side.
- diesel soot particulate filter media as subject of the invention, may have - improved filter efficiency up to the range of 85% to 95% or even more than 99%, and this after a short loading time. - an increased soot loading time and soot loading capacity even in a broad range of phase velocities from the exhaust gasses filtered. - A minimized pressure drop, in spite of the relatively high filter medium thickness T, as significantly high porosity's may be used, ranging from 85% up to 99,5% or even more all the way through the filter medium.
- the filter medium may be provided with catalysts to obtain an oxidation of the trapped soot. Possibly, also catalytic compounds are provided to reduce the NO x -content of the exhaust gas. Different catalysts may be provided through the depth of the filter medium.
- a diesel soot particulate filter medium can be used to provide a diesel soot filter comprising a diesel soot particulate filter medium as subject of the invention.
- the diesel soot filter may additionally comprise other elements such as a filter housing or can, and means to regenerate the filter media for removing the soot trapped on the media.
- FIGURE 1 schematically shows a diesel soot particulate filter medium as subject of the invention.
- FIGURE 2 schematically shows an other diesel soot particulate filter medium as subject of the invention.
- FIGURE 3 shows S/V curves from the embodiments ad described herein after.
- a diesel soot particulate filter medium 1000 as subject of the invention is shown in FIGURE 1.
- the diesel soot particulate filter medium comprises 10 layers of fiber media, indicated 1010, 1020, 1030, 1040, 1050, 1060, 1070, 1080, 1090 and 1100.
- the layers are present one adjacent to the other.
- FIGURE 1 it is shown that the layers are mounted separated one from the other, however this separation is not essential for the purpose of the invention. Alternatively, they may be mounted one into contact with the other.
- Each layer has a thickness, as indicated 1011 , 1021 , 1031 , 1041 , 1051 ,
- the filter medium thickness T is to be understood as the sum of the thickness' of the layers.
- the characteristics of the fiber media of the layers, consisting of metal fibers, are listed in table I.
- the fiber cross-sections shape, fiber perimeter, fiber equivalent diameter, porosity and S/V are substantially equal.
- Layers 1060, 1070, 1080, 1090 and 1100 are sintered.
- the stepwise increasing S/V in function of the location in the filter medium can be seen in curve 301 of FIGURE 3.
- the abscissa 31 of FIGURE 3 is distance between the actual location in the filter to the • inflow side of the filter, expressed in mm.
- the ordinate 32 is the S/V value at that location, expressed in m 2 /m 3 .
- the metal fibers, used to provide the fiber media are preferably Fecralloy®-, or Aluchrome® alloy fibers. Each layer was provided as a disc having a diameter of 168mm, and inserted in a can 1004 having a tubular shape with an identical inner diameter.
- the diesel soot particulate filter medium as given in table I was used on a diesel engine generating exhaust gasses comprising approximately 30g/m 3 soot particulate.
- the phase velocity of the exhaust gas through the filter was approximately 1.5m/s.
- This diesel soot particulate filter medium provided a soot filter efficiency of more than 85% after 5 minutes of loading..
- An alternative diesel soot filter medium as subject of the invention comprising 10 layers of fiber media, is provided in table II.
- the metal fibers, used to provide the fiber media are preferably Fecralloy®-, or Aluchrome® alloy fibers. Each layer was provided as a disc having a diameter of 168mm, and inserted in a can 1004 having a tubular shape with an identical inner diameter.
- This diesel soot particulate filter medium provided was tested under same circumstances as the diesel soot particulate filter medium of table I. A soot filter efficiency more than 90% after a loading time of 5 minutes.
- This medium comprises 17 layers of metal fibers, all preferably out of Aluchrome®, being a stainless steel alloy comprising Fe, Cr and Al.
- FIGURE 2 An other embodiment of a diesel soot particulate filter medium 2000 as subject of the invention is shown in FIGURE 2.
- a diesel soot particulate filter medium 2000 having an inflow side 2001 and an outflow side 2002 for filtration of exhaust gasses having a flow direction indicated with arrows 2003, is mounted in a filter can 2004.
- the thickness T indicated on FIGURE 2 by 2005 is 370mm.
- the S/V increases gradually from 74m 2 /m 3 at the inflow side 2001 to 16270 m 2 /m 3 at the outflow side 2002.
- the gradual increase is preferably applied according to a curve 304 as shown in FIGURE 3.
- the filter is provided using stainless steel metal fibers having a rectangular cross-section with sides of 50 ⁇ m and 19 ⁇ m.
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