Diesel engines
Currently in diesel engines, various exhaust
emissions control devices such as particulate filters, oxidation
catalysts, exhaust gas recirculation, selective catalytic reduction,
and lean NOx catalysts are being utilized to combat the high carbon
footprint of a diesel engine. All of these items are fine, but only come
into play after the burn process has completed.
With Engine Ecology air system modifications, more of the existing fuel
being injected into it is burnt inside of the engine.
There are then, by default, less unburnt emissions to filter out of
your diesel exhaust, and all of the above exhaust emissions control
devices will be able to do an even better job at reducing diesel engine
pollution.
Alternative diesel fuels
Alternative diesel fuels such as Biodiesel, Fisher-Tropsch Diesel,
Water Emulsified Diesel, Ethanol Diesel, etc. are not left out in the
cold either, as all diesel fuels will burn better with Engine Ecology
air system modifications, including alternative diesel fuels for the
simple reason that they all need to be atomized in order to burn.
Engine Ecology "Making your engine run greener"
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Engine Ecology 2009