Importance of filter’s microstructure in dynamic filtration modeling of gasoline particulate filters (GPFs): Inhomogeneous porosity and pore size distribution
Authors:
- Jian GongJGJian Gong
- Mark L. StewartMSMark L. Stewart
- Alla ZelenyukAlla Zelenyuk
- Andrea StrzelecASAndrea Strzelec
- Sandeep ViswanathanSVSandeep Viswanathan
- David A. RothamerDRDavid A. Rothamer
- David E. FosterDFDavid E. Foster
- Christopher J. RutlandCRChristopher J. Rutland
- 1 April 2018
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Chemical Engineering Journal
- Vol. 338, 15-26
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Funding Information
- General Motors Research and Development
- GM-UW collaborative research laboratory (CRL) program
- Transportation Technologies Office
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