CARB Low NO X Stage 3 Program - Aftertreatment Evaluation and Down Selection
2020-01-1402
04/14/2020
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- Event
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- With the conclusion of the California Air Resources Board (CARB) Stage 1 Ultra-Low NOX program, there continues to be a commitment for identifying potential pathways to demonstrate 0.02 g/hp-hr NOX emissions. The Stage 1 program focused on achieving the Ultra-Low NOX (ULN) levels utilizing a turbo-compound (TC) engine, which required the integration of novel catalyst technologies and a supplemental heat source. While the aftertreatment configuration provided a potential solution to meet the ULN target, a complicated approach was required to overcome challenges from low temperature exhaust. The Stage 3 program leverages a different engine architecture more representative of the broader heavy-duty industry to meet the Phase 2 Greenhouse Gas (GHG) targets and to simplify the ULN aftertreatment solution. The following work will discuss the aftertreatment technology evaluation, down selection criteria, and the emission results for the candidate ULN systems
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- 14
- Citation
- Zavala, B., Sharp, C., Neely, G., and Rao, S., "CARB Low NO X Stage 3 Program - Aftertreatment Evaluation and Down Selection," SAE Technical Paper 2020-01-1402, 2020, https://doi.org/10.4271/2020-01-1402.