32.5% urea liquid SCR AdBlue urea solution Diesel Exhaust Fluid 10L

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32.5% urea liquid SCR AdBlue urea solution Diesel Exhaust Fluid 10L

In order to ensure compliance with the new EU emission standards, automobile manufacturers around the world have adopted Selective Catalyst Reduction (SCR) to reduce nitrogen oxides and particulate emissions through selective catalytic converters. The important part is AdBlue®.

AdBlue® is synthesized by 32.5% urea and 62.5% pure water. When it is not fed into the catalytic converter, it has been converted into ammonia (Ammonia, NH3) by the hot exhaust gas. The ammonia and the nitrogen oxides (NOx) in the catalytic converter It produces chemical reduction and converts it into nitrogen (Nitrogen, N2) and water that does not affect the natural environment, which can effectively reduce the emission of nitrogen oxides and particulates.

 How AdBlue works in diesel engine vehicle                                                                         

Engine manufacturers began to use SCR technology (Selective Catalytic Reduction Technology) to meet the requirements of environmental protection departments. Targeted research on reducing agents required for SCR emission after-treatment technology has led to the creation of high-quality standard AdBlue for vehicles.

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For all the SCR system in diesel vehicles to reduce emission.

AdBlue® is a necessary product for heavy truck, bus and other diesel vehicles to lower the emission.