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    Jul

    What's the difference between SCR and EGR technology

    Nowadays, heavy diesel trucks come with the most current EPA compliant equipment. This equipment comes in the form of two different methods used in the after treatment of the exhaust emissions. These methods are Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) and Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR). Either are used to reduce NOx. In the early days, most trucks had only an EGR system with a diesel particulate filt...
  • 11

    May

    How much DEF does a diesel engine use / consume

    It depends on many factors, includes the diesel engine size, driver, DEF system condition, presence of NOx in the exhaust stream. Typically, manufacturers refer to DEF consumption as a percentage or fuel consumption. This can vary from as low as 2% to as high as 10%. So if your engine consumes 100 gallons of fuel, for a 10% DEF consumption, it would have used 10 gallons of diesel exhaust fluid def...
  • 11

    May

    Continues demand of AdBlue

    China is one of the world's largest automobile production countries. In 2018, China's auto production and sales of 27.809 million and 28.881 million cars, of which heavy diesel vehicles accounted for about 18% of the production and sales. Heavy-duty diesel vehicles are the main source of pollutants emitted by motor vehicles. Therefore, the existence of a large number of heavy-duty diesel vehicles ...
  • 11

    May

    What is EDI

    EDI (Electrodeionization), also known as continuous electro-desalination technology, scientifically integrates electrodialysis technology and ion exchange technology. Through Selective permeation of cations and anions by cation and anion membranes and the exchange effect of ion exchange resin on ions in water.The directional migration of ions in water is realized under the action of electric ...
  • 12

    Apr

    What's the White Precipitate in AdBlue

    The white precipitate in AdBlue® usually appear in winter. The AdBlue® in urea tank melt after freezing, white sediment will appear at the bottom, so the low temperature is one of the conditions for the formation of sediment. Through the professional detection of AdBlue® with precipitate after melting, the test result shows that the main component of the white precipitate is triuret, t...
  • 10

    May

    The Disadvantages of Shielding the SCR System

    In general, some people will reduce the cost of purchasing AdBlue by shielding it . It is common to change the signal to deceive the driving computer by brushing the ECU or adding an emulator to the vehicle, so as to reduce the injection of AdBlue. Another cheaper way is to add a screw to the rear processor's sensor to enable the country's four vehicles to have less or no injection of AdBlue . It ...
  • 09

    Sep

    Three Main Reasons for Crystallization Plugging in AdBlue®​​ Machine

    There are three reasons for the blockage of urea crystallization in AdBlue® production machine. Here are three main reasons for the blockage ; I. Atomization effect or failure of the nozzle SCR system can be divided into two types: air-free type and air-assisted type. Generally, the working pressure of air-assisted urea injection is relatively high, so it may occur that the nozzle valve needle...
  • 09

    Sep

    SCR System of Diesel Vehicle

    AdBlue® for vehicles is developed as the regulations for heavy-duty diesel vehicles are becoming more stringent. Particulate matter (PM) and nitrogen oxides (NOX) in diesel exhaust are the two main sources of vehicle exhaust pollution. For nitrogen oxides, the main exhaust aftertreatment technologies used in Europe and America are SCR and EGR+DPF, of which Europe and Japan is dominated by SCR,...
  • 09

    Sep

    Cautions When Using SCR System

    One aspect of a vehicle with SCR system is the need for replenishing Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) on a periodic basis. DEF is carried in an onboard tank which must be periodically replenished by the operator based on vehicle operation. For light-duty vehicles, DEF refill intervals typically occur around the time of a recommended oil change, while DEF replenishment for heavy-duty vehicles and off-roa...
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