Effect of Expansion Tube Structure on Regeneration of Diesel Particulate Filter

Jun Chao Zhang; Jia Yi Du; Dao Wei Ding

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.709.15

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Effect of Expansion Tube Structure on Regeneration of Diesel Particulate Filter

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The regeneration process is simulated under the condition of different expansion tubes by the established model on CFD technology. It turns out that, increasing expansion angle of the expansion tube does good to lower the maximum wall temperature and the axial temperature gradient during the DPF regeneration, while it makes the uniformity of the wall regeneration temperature worse. At the same time, the regeneration rate becomes slower and the radial maximum temperature gradient increases. This study makes great significance to the design and optimization of DPF device structure and prolonging the service life of DPF.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 709)

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December 2014

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Jun Chao Zhang*, Jia Yi Du, Dao Wei Ding

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Diesel Particulate Filter, Expansion Tube, Numerical Simulation

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