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Combustion Control and Lean NOx Trap (LNT)

(Clean Diesel III)

 

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  Image: Air flow based MBC for torque control during lean-rich switching.
 

Air flow based MBC for torque control during lean-rich switching

  Image: Tail pipe NOx reduction with low temperature combustion.
 

Tail pipe NOx reduction with low temperature combustion

The Clean Diesel Consortium is managed by Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) and has been operating since 1991. The current program is called Clean Diesel V.

 

Clean Diesel III (1999–2003) initially focused on the development of diesel aftertreatment systems.

 

Highlights and Outcomes:

  • Demonstrated US 2010 compliant emissions levels using MBC+LNT+cDPF system in 2003

  • Approached low operating temperature emissions control using advanced low-temperature combustion technology, incorporating VVA (variable valve actuation) technology

  • Developed full operating range HCCI, including fuel effects.

More information about the Clean Diesel Consortium is available at www.cleandiesel.swri.org

 

A brochure highlighting the Clean Diesel Program is available.

 

For more information about our powertrain control capabilities, or how you can contract with SwRI, please contact Jayant Sarlashkar at jsarlashkar@swri.org or (210) 522-5506.

 

powertraincontroltech.swri.org

 

 

Contact Information

Jayant Sarlashkar

Powertrain Control

(210) 522-5506

jsarlashkar@swri.org

powertraincontroltech.swri.org

Related Terminology

powertrain control

airflow-based

fueling control

A/F ratio

torque

heavy-duty diesel

variable valve actuation

HCCI

aftertreatment

exhaust gas recirculation

oxygenated fuel

clean diesel consortium

emissions

lean NOx trap (LNT)

Rapid Prototyping Electronic Control System (RPECS™)

Lambda sensors

Related SwRI Links

Engine and Vehicle R&D Department

Engine, Emissions & Vehicle Research Division

Ann Arbor Office

Beijing Office

 

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Southwest Research Institute® (SwRI®), headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, is a multidisciplinary, independent, nonprofit, applied engineering and physical sciences research and development organization with 11 technical divisions.

December 28, 2012