DIESEL PARTICULATE FILTERS

Particulate matter filters--also referred to as Diesel Particulate Filters, or DPFs--are one of the after treatment products available from Michigan CAT Emissions Solutions to lower emissions from the in-use population of diesel engines. PM Filters are used primarily to reduce PM, CO, and HC from diesel engine exhaust through catalytic oxidation and filtration. These filters are self-regenerating, which means they do not need to be replaced, but, instead, will "burn off" the accumulated soot periodically. For proper regeneration, the exhaust temperature must exceed 260 degrees C at least 40% to 50% of the time and the sulfur content of the diesel fuel must not exceed 50 ppm. PM Filters can reduce PM, CO and HC by 80% to 90%.

 
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» Cat Diesel Particulate Filters Literature 428 KB PDF
» Ash Cleaning Tool Literature 224 KB PDF
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Mike Lazzara: 313.701.8632


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» Department of Natural Resources
and Environment (AIR)
» Clean Diesel Initiative Michigan
» LAWS & Regulations
» Clean Energy Coalition
» Midwest Clean Diesel Initiative
» Michigan Air Network