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Removal of Exhaust Particulate from a Mercedes 300D Diesel Car
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The problem with diesel exhaust particulate is that it is “too-small”, “too-light”, and there is “too-much” of it. A series of experiments are described that investigate the potential of using an alumina-coated steel wool media, for agglomeration, and an advanced design inertia separator, for collection of the particulate from a 1975 Mercedes 300D diesel car. The goal of 50 percent reduction was realized when new. The effects on other emissions, performance, and noise were evaluated and durability defined.
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Springer, K. and Stahman, R., "Removal of Exhaust Particulate from a Mercedes 300D Diesel Car," SAE Technical Paper 770716, 1977, https://doi.org/10.4271/770716.Also In
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