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Diesel Particulate Filter Made of Porous Metal
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A diesel particulate filter (DPF) using porous metal for a filter, due to its high thermal conductivity, and a radiation heater for a regeneration device, due to its uniform distribution of temperature, has been developed. When high trapping efficiency is required, filter thickness should be increased. However, the thicker filter has a problem of low regeneration efficiency caused by the declination of temperature in the direction of thickness in the filter. In order to improve regeneration efficiency, a filter-heater structure which achieves uniform distribution of temperature was designed by using computer simulation and confirmed good regeneration efficiency of this structure in the experiment.
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Yoro, K., Itsuaki, S., Saito, H., Nakajima, S. et al., "Diesel Particulate Filter Made of Porous Metal," SAE Technical Paper 980187, 1998, https://doi.org/10.4271/980187.Also In
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