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提供一些信息给SCR胶管的研究人员。
( {; `; d0 \, R8 gAdBlue™ Hose Specifications @' K5 [: V Q2 i
Hose should really be made from an inert material, only a couple of manufacturers have developed a hose specifically for use with AdBlue. These are Elaflex and Parker ITR.
+ H# P1 X) I8 b5 W$ K0 iIt is possible to use hoses which are not specifically produced for use with AdBlue but special care must be taken to ensure that the hose material and specification is correct.
5 i$ p& z7 H6 n/ OMost hoses are plastic or rubber based. The most common problem with incorrect hose material selection is that many hoses are used which rely on Zinc and Calcium Carbonate as part of their production. 1 O2 s' f' Z% v; l/ H
Zinc is often used as a catalyst to cure plastic hoses as they are released from the mould, this element in time will leach into the AdBlue solution and bring the acceptable levels of Zinc above the 0.2mg/Kg limit as defined within DIN70070. Hoses of this nature must NEVER be used as a suction pipe which remains either immersed in AdBlue solution or holds the product for extended periods of time.* Z/ t! e4 a- A/ ? m- ]7 H, c
Calcium Carbonate is the other common problem with hose manufacture, unlike Zinc, it is not used as part of the composition for the hose but as a lubricant to ensure that rubber based hoses are released from the mandrel as they are extruded. The Calcium Carbonate coats the inner wall of the hose and as with Zinc can leach into the AdBlue product over time. The limit for Calcium in the DIN70070 standard is 0.5mg/Kg.
6 C: o% p" H8 ~It is possible to remove the calcium carbonate by curing the hose with peroxide.
7 ~. j N9 [1 e* i$ VBelow is information relating to each hose material.
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, n9 P6 t3 ?+ h' d% \0 Y% USuitable but offer little flexibility during cold weather. Its production process must not include Zinc if the PVC pipe is to be used in permanent contact with the AdBlue solution., T' e# D& u; v: G
Viton
2 R) y2 z& y' |' X0 VEntirely suitable but limited flexibility limits suitability as a delivery hose. Best suited to suction and feed hoses. One of the more expensive hoses to produce.
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* u Y. a# a1 R* B) a! c8 K4 XONLY suitable if they are peroxide cured and do not contain Zinc as part of their manufacture.8 A q+ W D/ U& [* L, o0 \0 @
Teflon: X+ @* r# F* d( t( K
Perfect but can prove expensive, they are mostly produced convoluted to offer higher levels of flexibility, they are often stainless over braided to offer protection,
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Rarely suitable as they can degrade quickly in this application and often use both Zinc and Calcium carbonate as part of their production process.
& o; U- y) R' Q6 \9 _# r$ O8 u5 _5 ]PU Lined PVC6 O, ^ p# j% d' c9 p1 J
Must be produced without using either Zinc or Calcium Carbonate as part of their production, offers little flexibility at low temperatures.
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Good suitability but one of the most expensive, best option for hose reel and forecourt applications.
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As with Viton, not really suitable for delivery hoses, as with other lined hoses care must be taken to use smooth bore hose tails instead of serrated tails so as to not damage the inner hose wall.
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Information on AdBlue™, ~6 o" s4 ?8 f& g9 h% q# p, Y
AdBlue™ is a registered trademark of the Verband der Automobilindustrie e.V. (VDA). (www.vda.de) for AUS32 (Aqueous Urea Solution 32%), it is also often referred to as Automotive Urea Solution.
* b. ^: U9 L6 b' k) H9 x" o8 C" PAdBlue is a solution consisting of high purity urea (typically crystalline) dissolved and suspended within de-ionised water. The ratio of the mix is approximately 32.5% urea and 67.5% de-ionised water.
8 r2 U+ O; }2 z5 y5 J3 k$ J% BAUS32 (AdBlue™) is used by modern diesel engines which are equipped with an SCR, AdBlue never comes into contact with the fuel, it is a common misconception that it is an additive. AdBlue is carried onboard the vehicle in a separate vessel to the fuel storage tank. It is injected into the exhaust gases as a post combustion process through an SCR where it breaks harmful NOx (Nitrous Oxide) emissions down into mostly Nitrogen and Oxygen. The chemical reaction can be seen below.
7 u: a5 Z" x2 p- {6 b0 YThe use of AdBlue benefits everyone: it helps the environment by reducing the number of harmful emissions created by diesel engines and it helps fleet operators and drivers reduce fuel costs. It is likely that further savings will be made in the future as governments are anticipated to introduce new carbon taxes and penalties for individuals who do not take necessary action to reduce damage impacted on the environment. . b5 I0 G" P3 O% |* P' \6 q, s5 z5 I
Requirements for reduction in NOx emissions by diesel engines is influenced by Euro 4 and Euro 5 legislation. Initial targets for emission reduction are Public Transport and the Commercial Sector (HGV’s). Forthcoming legislation will influence smaller vehicles with diesel engines including LGV’s, Taxi’s and eventually privately owned cars in the public sector.4 R# [8 v$ |4 F
Typically an SCR onboard a HGV or coach will use AUS32 in a constant 1:20 ratio against diesel fuel (approximately 5%). This however is reduced in smaller vehicles, for example the new Mercedes S class adopts a variable injector which controls the ratio of AdBlue into the SCR providing an even more economical solution to NOx reduction. I1 X* H; D8 h
SCR systems are sensitive to potential chemical impurities in the urea solution. In order to ensure that the SCR system continues to work effectively, care must be taken to ensure the purity of the catalyst and the reducing agent. Even small amounts of contaminant can severely impact the performance of the SCR system. Manufacturing quality control for AUS32 solutions are governed by DIN70070. A new ISO standard (ISO22241) is currently under preparation to ensure the correct selection of handling equipment.
. {8 q6 }+ F& aTo see the current price of AdBlue, please refer to our FAQ Section here; z5 z( ]7 u) N# ^0 A" y/ B' |
SCR reaction
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& T A+ c; |3 z p6 I* O4 }* gIf you are new to the AdBlue™ concept please have a quick read through our site, all the information provided is free and easy to find. If you can't find the information you are looking for please use our contact form where we will try our best to answer any questions you might have. ) E" }/ E9 B/ A9 a: q' |4 m
AdBlue™ is a trademark of the Verband der Automobilindustrie e.V. (VDA). www.vda.de |
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