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Integrating diesel aftertreatment functions to save space and cost

Despite a great deal of discussion about so-called alternative fuels - liquid or gaseous - diesel power looks certain to remain paramount in trucks and buses for the foreseeable future. In thermal efficiency terms the diesel engine cannot be challenged. But from an environmental point of view it is perceived, at least It’s time to log in … Continued

Despite a great deal of discussion about so-called alternative fuels - liquid or gaseous - diesel power looks certain to remain paramount in trucks and buses for the foreseeable future. In thermal efficiency terms the diesel engine cannot be challenged. But from an environmental point of view it is perceived, at least

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