Novel Base Metal-Palladium Catalytic Diesel Filter Coating with NO2 Reducing Properties

K. Johansen, S. Dahl, G. Mogensen, S. Pehrson, Jesper Schramm, Anders Ivarsson

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    Abstract

    A novel alternative base metal/palladium coat has been developed that has limited NO2 formation and which even removes NO2 in a wide temperature range.Soot combustion, HC conversion and CO conversion properties are comparable to current platinum based solutions but the coating has a more attractive price structure. The novel base metal/palladium catalytic coat has been applied on commercial silicon carbide wall flow diesel filters and tested in an engine test bench. Results from engine bench tests concerning soot combustion, HC-, CO-, NO2- removal with the novel coat will are compared to present solutions. Furthermore, durability results from base metal/Pd coated DPFs installed on operating taxis and related tests cycle data is given.
    Original languageEnglish
    JournalSociety of Automotive Engineering
    VolumeSAE Paper 2007-01-1921
    Publication statusPublished - 2007
    EventJSAE/SAE International Fuel & Lubricants Meeting - Kyoto, Japan
    Duration: 1 Jan 2007 → …

    Conference

    ConferenceJSAE/SAE International Fuel & Lubricants Meeting
    CityKyoto, Japan
    Period01/01/2007 → …

    Keywords

    • After Treatment
    • Exhaust,
    • IC Engines

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