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Catalytic Effects of Metallic Fuel Additives on Oxidation Characteristics of Trapped Diesel Soot
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The oxidations of Crapped diesel soots containing catalytic metals such as Ca, Ba, Fe, or Ni were characterized through thermogravimetric analysis with a thermobalance. Soot particles were generated by a single cylinder IDI diesel engine with metallic fuel additives. A two-stage oxidation process was observed with the metalcontalning soots. It was found that the first stage of oxidation is catalytically promoted by metal additives resulting in an enhanced reaction rate and a reduced activation energy. Soot reduction in the rapid first stage increases with increases in metal content. Soots containing Ba and Ca are oxidized most rapidly due to the larger reduction during the first stage. The second stage of oxidation is also slightly promoted by metal addition. The ignition temperature of the collected soot is substantially reduced by the metal additives.
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Miyamoto, N., Hou, Z., and Ogawa, H., "Catalytic Effects of Metallic Fuel Additives on Oxidation Characteristics of Trapped Diesel Soot," SAE Technical Paper 881224, 1988, https://doi.org/10.4271/881224.Also In
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