Controls for maintaining low nitrogen oxides content in internal

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204195R, 204195P, 204195S, 60276, 60285, G01N 2746

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ABSTRACT:
Control system and apparatus for measuring and monitoring the nitrogen oxides content of internal combustion engine exhaust gases. The exhaust gases are contacted with the reducing electrode of a sensor cell having a predetermined potential established between the cell electrodes so that the reducing electrode is able to reduce both the nitrogen oxides and oxygen content of the exhaust gas. The current flowing through the sensor cell is measured to determine whether the nitrogen oxides content of the exhaust gas is sufficiently low.

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