DPF Cleaning Frequency

DPF Cleaning Frequency

DPF Cleaning Period   Ash remains are left over after regeneration. These ashes largely come from the engine lubricant additive package that burns in the cylinder during regular combustion. Ash residues must be carefully removed. This cleaning procedure must be...
Regen Frequency DPF

Regen Frequency DPF

Regeneration Rate Regeneration cycles are planned to happen on a regular basis. Depending on the engine, its power ratings, how the engine is being driven, and the kind of DPF, these predetermined intervals may occur as frequently as once every hour or as infrequently...
Types of DPF

Types of DPF

Different DPFs Our main goal in this part is to concentrate on the post-2007 DPFs that are required. The type of DPF employed on a certain diesel engine is mostly dependent on the typical exhaust temperature. Three different forms of DPF are often in use: A catalyst....

NOx ADSORBER CATALYSTS

CATALYSTS FOR NOX ADSORBER Rhodium-based reduction catalysts have been utilized in gasoline-powered car engines for many years, as was previously indicated. These “reduced” NOx compounds back to elemental nitrogen and oxygen using a rhodium catalyst....

CATALYTIC CONVERTERS

CATALYTIC TRANSFORMERS Before 2002, some diesel truck and bus engines utilized catalytic converters, but currently all diesel engines need to use oxidation converters; some employ both oxidation and reduction converters. A catalyst is a material that, by definition,...