DocumentCode
84092
Title
Integrated Diesel Engine Emission Control Using Plasma-Combined Hybrid System
Author
Yamamoto, Takayuki ; Asada, Shohei ; Ehara, Yoshiyasu
Author_Institution
Tokyo City Univ., Tokyo, Japan
Volume
49
Issue
6
fYear
2013
fDate
Nov.-Dec. 2013
Firstpage
2414
Lastpage
2420
Abstract
Innovative diesel particulate (PM) collection and NOx reduction technology were developed using plasma-combined systems over the years. As for PM control, the electrohydrodynamically assisted electrostatic precipitator (EHD ESP) to collect low resistive diesel PM and the plasma ESP to collect and incinerate PM were developed. As for NOx reduction systems, NOx concentration, followed by nitrogen plasma, was developed without using catalysts or ammonia used for selective catalytic reduction. The integrated diesel engine emission component reduction system consists of EHD ESP, plasma ESP, NOx concentration followed by nitrogen plasma, reactive species injection for NOx and PM reduction and regeneration, and a NOx recirculation (EGR) system. Each component technology was evaluated and optimized to establish the state-of-the-art integrated diesel emission control. The integrated plasma-combined hybrid system is extremely economical and practical and leads to zero emission systems.
Keywords
air pollution control; diesel engines; electrohydrodynamics; electrostatic precipitators; nitrogen compounds; plasma materials processing; EGR system; EHD ESP; NOx; NOx concentration; NOx recirculation system; NOx reduction technology; PM collection; PM control; PM reduction; PM regeneration; electrohydrodynamically assisted electrostatic precipitator; innovative diesel particulate; integrated diesel engine emission component reduction system; integrated diesel engine emission control; integrated plasma-combined hybrid system; low resistive diesel PM; nitrogen plasma; plasma ESP; reactive species injection; zero emission systems; Diesel engines; Discharges (electric); Electrodes; Gases; Incineration; Plasma temperature; $hbox{NO}_{rm x}$ ; Adsorption; EGR; EHD; PM; desorption; diesel engine; electrostatic precipitator (ESP); plasma;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Industry Applications, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0093-9994
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TIA.2013.2265671
Filename
6522464
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