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승용디젤엔진의 운전 조건 및 분사 조건 변경에 따른 Urea-SCR 시스템의 NOx 전환효율에 관한 연구Investigation on the DeNOx Efficiency in Urea-SCR System at Various Operating Conditions and Injection Characteristics for a Passenger Diesel Engine

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Investigation on the DeNOx Efficiency in Urea-SCR System at Various Operating Conditions and Injection Characteristics for a Passenger Diesel Engine
Authors
홍길화황인구명차리박심수
Issue Date
2009
Publisher
대한기계학회
Keywords
SCR(선택적 촉매 저감법); Urea(요소); DCU(요소 분사 및 제어 장치); NOx(질소산 화물); Passenger Diesel Engine(승용디젤엔진)
Citation
대한기계학회논문집 B, v.33, no.12, pp.952 - 960
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Journal Title
대한기계학회논문집 B
Volume
33
Number
12
Start Page
952
End Page
960
URI
https://scholar.korea.ac.kr/handle/2021.sw.korea/120982
ISSN
1226-4881
Abstract
Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) system is a high-effective NOx reduction technology in diesel engines. As the emission standard of diesel engines is more stringent, vehicle manufactures makes efforts on emission technologies. This paper discusses the performance of Urea-SCR system according to the engine operating conditions in a passenger diesel engine. Engine test results in this paper show that it is important to consider the catalyst temperature and space velocity to obtain high NOx conversion efficiency. In condition of high catalyst temperature, over 90% NOx conversion efficiency is indicated. However, when catalyst temperature is low, NOx conversion efficiency was decreased. Also, it was shown that space velocity mainly effects on the DeNOx performance under 220 degree celsius of SCR catalyst temperature. As the urea injection pressure was decreased, NOx conversion efficiency was declined. It is concerned about urea droplet atomization. This work shown in this paper can lead to improved overall NOx conversion efficiency.
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