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1. Emissions of 2-Stroke Scooters with Ethanol Blends

Author

Felix Reutimann, Michiel Makkee Delft, Jan Czerwinski, and Pierre Comte

Subjects
chemistry.chemical_compound, Ethanol, chemistry, law, Environmental science, General Medicine, Food science, Two-stroke engine, law.invention
Published
2009

3. An Optimal Usage of Nox in a Combined Pt/Ceramic Foam and a Wall-Flow Monolith Filter for an Effective Nox-Assisted Diesel Soot Oxidation

Author

Michiel Makkee, Agus Setiabudi, and Jacob A. Moulijn

Subjects
Ceramic foam, geography, geography.geographical_feature_category, Materials science, Diesel exhaust, medicine.disease_cause, Soot, Catalysis, Filter (aquarium), law.invention, Chemical engineering, law, medicine, Monolith, NOx, Filtration
Abstract

An NO2-assisted soot oxidation based filter candidate consists of Pt-coated ceramic foam in combination with a wall-flow monolith is proposed to acquire for an optimal usage of exhaust NO x . The configuration is designed to operate as deep bed filtration on Pt/ceramic foam and surface filtration on the wall-flow monolith. The oxidation of soot by NO2 takes place by multicycle reaction in Pt/ceramic foam and by the normal CRT on the wall-flow monolith. The filter performs with a higher oxidation rate and a lower NO2-slip.

Published
2003

7. Diesel Particulate Control. Application of an Activated Particulate Trap in Combination with Fuel Additives at an Ultra Low Dose Rate

Author

J. D. Peter-Hoblyn, Michiel Makkee, G. J. K. Acres, S.J Jelles, and Jacob A. Moulijn

Subjects
Materials science, endocrine system diseases, Waste management, Ultra low dose, chemistry.chemical_element, Trap (plumbing), Particulates, Sulfur, Filter (aquarium), Cerium, Diesel fuel, chemistry, Chemical engineering, Platinum
Abstract

In laboratory engine tests, a combination of platinum and cerium fuel additives with a platinum activated wall flow monolithic filter has been shown to be especially effective in the control of diesel particulate. Continuous regeneration of a filter can be achieved at temperatures of 600 K using 5 ppm of cerium and 0.5 ppm of platinum in EN590 fuel containing 500 ppm (wt) of sulfur.

Published
1999

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