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Fast hybrid sensor for soot of production CI engines

Zhang et al., 2017

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2816949340199777373
Author
Zhang Z
del Re L
Fuerhapter R
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During transients, engines tend to produce substantially higher peak emissions like soot-the main fraction of particular matter (PM)-which are the longer the more important as the steady state emissions are better controlled. While Diesel particulate filters are normally able to …
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