Improved method for the ignition and combustion of particulates in diesel exhaust gases
OwnerGeorge T. Hempenstallinventor
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Apparatus and process for removing particulates from a flow of exhaust gas exhausted from a diesel engine and trapped in a filter including a compressor which produces dry compressed air and transports it into at least one oxygen saturation container provided with an oxygen adsorber adapted to receive the compressed air and adsorb oxygen from it. The oxygen enriched air thus generated is directed through a valve and conduit into a section of the particulate filter wherein the high partial pressure of oxygen causes particulate combustion. Each section of the trap is exposed in turn to the oxygen enriched air thus effecting a complete regeneration of the filter. Oxygen depleted compressed air is directed through the valve and separate conduit to a reservior where it can be used for actuating the air brakes of a vehicle or other compressed air uses.
A process for low temperature combustion of diesel particulates trapped in a vehicle emission filter using compressed air produced by compressor means in the vehicle air brake system comprising the steps of:
Apparatus for removing particulates from a flow of exhaust gas exhausted from a diesel engine and trapped in a filter comprising:
Apparatus for removing particulates from a filter filtering a flow of exhaust gas exhausted from a diesel engine, comprising;
Apparatus for removing particulates from a flow of exhaust gas exhausted from a diesel engine and trapped in a filter comprising:
Apparatus for removing particulates from a flow of exhaust gas exhausted from a diesel engine and trapped in a filter comprising;
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