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Fuel and Lubricant Effect on Durability of Catalytic Trap Oxidizer (CTO) for Heavy Duty Diesel Engines
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Various CTOs have been tested at inlet gas temperature of 600°C, nearly muximum output operation on Bench Engine Dynamometer Unit with 2.8 - 6.6 liter D.I. engine.
Base metals promoted CTO are found to be deteriorated unexpectedly through the test conditions mentioned above. On the other hand, noble metal promoted CTO showed good durability against such full load operation condition. The problem arised from noble metal promoted CTO is evolution of sulfur trioxide at much higher concentration than from base metals promoted CTO. It is concluded that sulfur content in diesel fuel should be reduced as low as possible, such as to current gasoline level to use noble metal promoted CTO.
Tow types of particulate trap structure, wall-flow monolith (WFM) and ceramic foam have been evaluated. These carriers have trapped ashes from lubricating oil in a comparable efficiency to their particulate trap efficiency.
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Saito, K., Ikeda, Y., and Ichihara, S., "Fuel and Lubricant Effect on Durability of Catalytic Trap Oxidizer (CTO) for Heavy Duty Diesel Engines," SAE Technical Paper 880010, 1988, https://doi.org/10.4271/880010.Also In
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