Study on the Adsorption of Carbonized Micron Wood Fiber Filter for the Nanoparticle Emissions of Diesel Engine

Dan Feng Du

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.572.221

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Study on the Adsorption of Carbonized Micron Wood Fiber Filter for the Nanoparticle Emissions of Diesel Engine

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Carbonized Micron Wood Fiber (CMWF) has many merits of high filtration efficiency, low cost, green environmental protection and so on. Besides, it also has the properties of activated carbon, which makes its adsorption ability for nanoparticles emitted by a diesel engine much stronger. In this paper, the adsorption number density of the nonoparticles in the CMWF filter under the different conditions is simulated based on Grand Canonical Ensemble Monte Carlo Method (GCEMC). Moreover, the result of simulation is validated by a engine bench experiment. Theoretical deduction and experiment results both prove the simulation method can be applied to simulate the adsorption process of the nanopaticles.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 572)

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221-224

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September 2013

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Dan Feng Du

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Adsorption, Carbonized Micron Wood Fiber (CMWF), Diesel Engine, Nanoparticle

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