diesel particulate filter

  • 1Diesel particulate filter — A diesel particulate filter (top left) in a Peugeot Off road DPF Installa …

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  • 2diesel particulate filter — A filter which removes small particles from a diesel exhaust. It looks like a honeycomb catalytic converter but acts as a mechanical separator …

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  • 3Diesel particulate matter — (DPM), sometimes also called diesel exhaust particles (DEP), is the particulate component of diesel exhaust from older diesel cars, which includes diesel soot and aerosols such as ash particulates, metallic abrasion particles, sulfates, and… …

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  • 4particulate filter — See diesel particulate filter …

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  • 5Diesel exhaust — A diesel powered truck emitting sooty exhaust gas while starting its engine. Diesel exhaust (known as clag when emitted by diesel locomotives, or diesel engine emissions in scientific papers) is the exhaust gas of a diesel engine. In diesel… …

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  • 6filter — [1] A device designed to remove foreign substances or particles from air, oil, gasoline, water, etc. [2] A device used either with the drier or as a separate unit to remove foreign material (contaminants) from the refrigerant Also see air cleaner …

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  • 7particulate — See diesel particulate filter …

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  • 8Diesel engine — Diesel engines in a museum Diesel generator on an oil tanker …

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  • 9Mazda Diesel engine — Mazda has a long history of building its own Diesel engines, with the exception of a few units that were built under license. Contents 1 Straight 4 1.1 Perkins 1.2 RF 1.3 RF 1998 …

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  • 10List of Volkswagen Group diesel engines — The diesel engines listed below are currently in use today, by various marques of automobiles, and commercial vehicles, of the Volkswagen Group.Since the Volkswagen Group is European, the engine performance ratings are published using the… …

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