NOx abatement and N2O formation over urea-SCR systems with zeolite supported Fe and Cu catalysts in a nonroad diesel engine
Authors:
- Youngjin ShinYSYoungjin Shin
- Yongjin JungYJYongjin Jung
- Chong Pyo ChoChong Pyo Cho
- Young Dug PyoYPYoung Dug Pyo
- Jinyoung JangJJJinyoung Jang
- Gangchul KimGKGangchul Kim
- Tae Min KimTKTae Min Kim
- 1 February 2020
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Chemical Engineering Journal
- Vol. 381
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Funding Information
- R&D Center (2013001690018)
- Ministry of Environment
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