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	<title>Comments on: Blue and Yellow Make Green: GE and Union Pacific Team-Up for a Win, Win, Win</title>
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		<title>By: Marc</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 28 Feb 2007 20:32:32 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>This part of the otherwise excellent post misstates which pollutant is removed by a DPF:  &quot;It is a filter, referred to as DPF, which uses high temperature silicon carbide blocks to filter and burn-off exhaust particulates. DPF reduces NOx emissions and the burn-off is converted to carbon dioxide and water.&quot;
A DPF removes &lt;b&gt;particulate matter&lt;/b&gt; (and hydrocarbon gases and carbon monoxide gas if there is a catalytic coating on the filter), not NOx.  Different catalytic systems are needed to reduce NOx in diesel exhaust, like hydrocarbon selective catalytic reduction or urea/ammonia selective catalytic reduction.
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This part of the otherwise excellent post misstates which pollutant is removed by a DPF:  &#8220;It is a filter, referred to as DPF, which uses high temperature silicon carbide blocks to filter and burn-off exhaust particulates. DPF reduces NOx emissions and the burn-off is converted to carbon dioxide and water.&#8221;<br />
A DPF removes <b>particulate matter</b> (and hydrocarbon gases and carbon monoxide gas if there is a catalytic coating on the filter), not NOx.  Different catalytic systems are needed to reduce NOx in diesel exhaust, like hydrocarbon selective catalytic reduction or urea/ammonia selective catalytic reduction.</p>
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