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SCR/Urea filter — A new filtration application for diesel vehicles

SCR/Urea Filter — Eine neue Filtrationsanwendung in Diesel-Fahrzeugen

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In order that the systems which in future will be necessary for selective catalytic reduction (SCR) in diesel-engined vehicles are protected against wear and failure, the use of filters to clean the urea-water solution is necessary for all the known SCR systems on the market. Mann+Hummel has developed and patented various SCR/urea filters, with efficient filters, compact dimensions and long service life. The spectrum ranges from different metal-free filter elements to complex urea filter elements with integrated heating and sensors.

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  1. Jochen Reyinger
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  2. Gunnar-Marcel Klein
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Reyinger, J., Klein, GM. & Durst, M. SCR/Urea filter — A new filtration application for diesel vehicles. MTZ Worldw 68, 25–27 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03226845

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