Power plants – Internal combustion engine with treatment or handling of... – Methods
Patent
1998-02-23
1999-11-02
Denion, Thomas E.
Power plants
Internal combustion engine with treatment or handling of...
Methods
60280, 60286, 60289, 60307, F01N 300
Patent
active
059747897
ABSTRACT:
A method and a device for decomposing nitrogen oxides in an exhaust gas of an internal combustion engine, include feeding the exhaust gas and a reactant which is sprayed into the exhaust gas through the use of compressed air, to a catalytic converter. A compressor for supplying compressed air is associated with the internal combustion engine, and part of the compressed air is diverted and used as the compressed air for injecting the reactant. The sprayed reactant is fed to the catalytic converter, together with the exhaust gas to be purified, which ensures the decomposition of the nitrogen oxides, in particular according to the method of selective catalytic reaction.
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Achleitner Erwin
Hofmann Lothar
Mathes Wieland
Schoppe Detlev
Tost Rainer
Denion Thomas E.
Greenberg Laurence A.
Lerner Herbert L.
Siemens Aktiengesellschaft
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