Drive engines in diesel locomotives should meet Euro Stage V exhaust emission standards. This standard reduces the content of particulate matter in the exhaust gases of rail vehicles and other vehicles by as much as 40 % compared to the Euro Stage IV standard. These restrictions pose a real challenge for combustion engine manufacturers and vehicle operators. All the more so because the technical capabilities of the combustion engine to meet these requirements are very limited. Exhaust gas treatment systems play an important role in this aspect. However, these solutions are expensive and complicated. An alternative may be to use recycled fuels to power engines. The article presents preliminary research results on the impact of feeding a compression-ignition engine with a mixture of diesel oil and recycled PP/PE fuels using the catalytic depolymerization method on reducing the content of toxic compounds in exhaust gases.
Reduction of Toxic Compounds Emissions From Diesel Engines Powered with Recycled Fuels
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