Pilot-Scale Combined Reduction of Accumulated Particulate Matter and NOx Using Nonthermal Plasma for Marine Diesel Engine
Pilot-Scale Combined Reduction of Accumulated Particulate Matter and NOx Using Nonthermal Plasma for Marine Diesel Engine
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DOI:
10.1109/tia.2019.2958276
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发表时间:
2020-03
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4.4
通讯作者:
T. Kuwahara;Keiichiro Yoshida;T. Kuroki;K. Hanamoto;Kazutoshi Sato;M. Okubo
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作者:
T. Kuwahara;Keiichiro Yoshida;T. Kuroki;K. Hanamoto;Kazutoshi Sato;M. Okubo
An effective NOx-reduction aftertreatment system for a marine diesel engine that employs combined nonthermal plasma (NTP) and adsorption is investigated. The system can also treat particulate matter (PM) that employs a diesel particulate filter (DPF) and its regeneration by NTP-induced ozone. The effect of the combined reduction of accumulated PM and NOx is studied. The marine diesel engine of interest provides an output power of 1 MW at 100% of the engine load. The NOx reduction is composed of repeated adsorption and desorption flow processes using NTP combined with NOx adsorbents. With a view toward practical use, experiments on a higher number of cycles are carried out. The amount of adsorbents is 105 kg, which is greater than that in the authors’ previous study. As a result, NOx reduction efficiency by NTP is higher than in the previous study and is greater at higher amounts of adsorbents owing to higher NOx desorption. Furthermore, DPF regeneration with plasma-induced O3 injection is achieved simultaneously. This aftertreatment system demonstrates an excellent energy efficiency of 114 g(NO2)/kWh. The present aftertreatment can generate a synergistic effect of PM and NOx reduction.