NOx Emissions below the Prospective EURO VII Limit on a Retrofitted Heavy-Duty Vehicle

In this study, a EURO VI heavy-duty vehicle (HDV) has been retrofitted with an exhaust gas heater (EGH) with the objective to reduce its NOx emissions below the current EURO VI and EURO VII limits. Results show that an EGH of 5 kW is enough to produce a significant NOx emissions abatement below the...

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Autores: Ximinis, Joan; Massaguer Colomer, Albert; Massaguer Colomer, Eduard
Tipo de documento: Artículo
Estado:Published version
Fecha de publicación:2022
País:España
Institución:Varias* (Consorci de Biblioteques Universitáries de Catalunya, Centre de Serveis Científics i Acadèmics de Catalunya)
Repositorio:Recercat. Dipósit de la Recerca de Catalunya
OAI Identifier:oai:recercat.cat:10256/20482
Acceso en línea:http://hdl.handle.net/10256/20482
Nivel de acceso:Acceso abierto
Palabra clave:Generadors termoelèctrics
Thermoelectric generators
Automòbils -- Motors dièsel
Automobiles -- Motors (Diesel)
Catalitzadors d'emmagatzematge-reducció de NOx
NOx storage-reduction catalysts
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description In this study, a EURO VI heavy-duty vehicle (HDV) has been retrofitted with an exhaust gas heater (EGH) with the objective to reduce its NOx emissions below the current EURO VI and EURO VII limits. Results show that an EGH of 5 kW is enough to produce a significant NOx emissions abatement below the EURO VI and EURO VII limits. A conventional after-treatment system heated using a 5 kW EGH could work at its maximum catalytic conversion efficiency of 95% regardless of the engine operating speed. Consequently, exhaust gas heaters are a potential solution to high NOx emission at low engine regimes. With the use of an EGH, urea can be injected sooner, and catalytic reactions could cut much more NOx emissions. However, its incorporation would increase the vehicle’s fuel consumption by 1.47% if it is connected directly to the vehicle’s electrical system. Finally, it is also demonstrated that an automotive thermoelectric generator (ATEG) can supply the energy required by the EGH through the conversion of the waste heat from exhaust gases into electricity. This system could work electrically autonomous so there is no extra consumption of fuel
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spelling NOx Emissions below the Prospective EURO VII Limit on a Retrofitted Heavy-Duty Vehicle Ximinis, Joan Massaguer Colomer, Albert Massaguer Colomer, Eduard Generadors termoelèctrics Thermoelectric generators Automòbils -- Motors dièsel Automobiles -- Motors (Diesel) Catalitzadors d'emmagatzematge-reducció de NOx NOx storage-reduction catalysts In this study, a EURO VI heavy-duty vehicle (HDV) has been retrofitted with an exhaust gas heater (EGH) with the objective to reduce its NOx emissions below the current EURO VI and EURO VII limits. Results show that an EGH of 5 kW is enough to produce a significant NOx emissions abatement below the EURO VI and EURO VII limits. A conventional after-treatment system heated using a 5 kW EGH could work at its maximum catalytic conversion efficiency of 95% regardless of the engine operating speed. Consequently, exhaust gas heaters are a potential solution to high NOx emission at low engine regimes. With the use of an EGH, urea can be injected sooner, and catalytic reactions could cut much more NOx emissions. However, its incorporation would increase the vehicle’s fuel consumption by 1.47% if it is connected directly to the vehicle’s electrical system. Finally, it is also demonstrated that an automotive thermoelectric generator (ATEG) can supply the energy required by the EGH through the conversion of the waste heat from exhaust gases into electricity. This system could work electrically autonomous so there is no extra consumption of fuel This research was funded by Fundación Repsol, grant number PROYECTO-2016 MDPI (Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute) http://hdl.handle.net/10256/20482
spellingShingle NOx Emissions below the Prospective EURO VII Limit on a Retrofitted Heavy-Duty Vehicle
Ximinis, Joan
Generadors termoelèctrics
Thermoelectric generators
Automòbils -- Motors dièsel
Automobiles -- Motors (Diesel)
Catalitzadors d'emmagatzematge-reducció de NOx
NOx storage-reduction catalysts
status_str publishedVersion
title NOx Emissions below the Prospective EURO VII Limit on a Retrofitted Heavy-Duty Vehicle
title_full NOx Emissions below the Prospective EURO VII Limit on a Retrofitted Heavy-Duty Vehicle
title_fullStr NOx Emissions below the Prospective EURO VII Limit on a Retrofitted Heavy-Duty Vehicle
title_full_unstemmed NOx Emissions below the Prospective EURO VII Limit on a Retrofitted Heavy-Duty Vehicle
title_short NOx Emissions below the Prospective EURO VII Limit on a Retrofitted Heavy-Duty Vehicle
title_sort NOx Emissions below the Prospective EURO VII Limit on a Retrofitted Heavy-Duty Vehicle
topic Generadors termoelèctrics
Thermoelectric generators
Automòbils -- Motors dièsel
Automobiles -- Motors (Diesel)
Catalitzadors d'emmagatzematge-reducció de NOx
NOx storage-reduction catalysts
topic_facet Generadors termoelèctrics
Thermoelectric generators
Automòbils -- Motors dièsel
Automobiles -- Motors (Diesel)
Catalitzadors d'emmagatzematge-reducció de NOx
NOx storage-reduction catalysts
url http://hdl.handle.net/10256/20482