Application Of The Current Reversal Mode In An Automotive Lambda Sensor For Monitoring Industrial Combustion

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International Journal of Development Research

Volume: 
08
Article ID: 
13850
5 pages
Research Article

Application Of The Current Reversal Mode In An Automotive Lambda Sensor For Monitoring Industrial Combustion

Caíke Damião Nascimento Silva, Lutero Carmo de Lima, Mona Lisa Moura de Oliveira, César Vinicius Mota da Silva and Antonio Serafim de Souza Sobrinho

Abstract: 

Basically the technique of Current Reversal Mode (CRM) consists of applying a potential difference forward into the sensor and measuring the resultant electrical current. The next step is to apply the same potential difference backward into the sensor and re-measure the electrical current. The ratio between forward and reverse electrical currents is linearly proportional to the percentage of oxygen in the medium where the measurements are made. The proposal of this study was to apply the Current Reversal Mode into an automotive lambda sensor and to make measurements of oxygen percentage in the flue gases of aindustrial combustion chamber. Results did show that such technique is simple and accurate when the flue gases oxygen percentage were measured. This is an economic alternative for the monitoring industrial combustion for small farmers.

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