Quantitative estimation of the impact of ash accumulation on diesel particulate filter related fuel penalty for a typical modern on-road heavy-duty diesel engine
Authors:
- Jun ZhangJZJun Zhang
- Victor W. WongVWVictor W. Wong
- Shijin ShuaiSSShijin Shuai
- Yu ChenYCYu Chen
- Alexander SappokASAlexander Sappok
- 1 November 2018
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Applied Energy
- Vol. 229, 1010-1023
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Funding Information
- National Search and Rescue Secretariat (2017YFC0211105)
- China Scholarship Council
- Cablevision Systems Corporation
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology (201606210310)
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