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Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) | Engine Technology Forum
Hot exhaust gases flow out of the engine and into the SCR system where aqueous urea (known as Diesel Exhaust Fluid, or DEF) is sprayed onto a special catalyst. The DEF sets off a …
Glossary | Engine Technology Forum
As exhaust and reductant pass over the SCR catalyst, chemical reactions occur that reduce NOx emissions. SCR systems can reduce NOx emissions by 75 to 90%, Hydrocarbon (HC) …
Advanced Diesel Technology | Engine Technology Forum
Diesel engines have dramatically evolved since their invention nearly 150 years ago. Today’s advanced diesel technology is a three-part system that includes engines with optimized …
Taking ICE to the Next Level - enginetechforum.org
Dual dosing SCR systems bring the SCR closer to the engine to take advantage of the available heat, using a known technology with flexibility in packaging and potential for passive …
There’s Plenty of Innovation and Fuel in the Tank for the Journey …
A next generation three-way catalyst that achieves faster light-off and emissions performance while also achieving a 39% reduction in the use of platinum group materials (PGM) has been …
News | Engine Technology Forum
Today's Trucking Editorial Director James Menzies recently discussed emissions regulations with ETF's Executive Director.
- November 2024
2024年11月11日 · “Internal combustion engines, those powered by gasoline, diesel, natural gas and propane, really are key to our current economy, and we see them...
- January 2025
2025年1月10日 · "With a new administration and thousands of new policymakers in Washington, D.C., and the states, we’ll have to talk about the benefits and...
ETF Appears on Truck Tech
Internal combustion engines and the fuels that they use were the topic of Alan Adler's recent interview with ETF's Executive Director Allen Schaeffer.
- January 2025
2025年1月8日 · From the great plains to the Northeast, Mother Nature ushers in this January of a new year with a stormbringing record low temperatures and heavy snow...