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burn off

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1. If we burn fuels such as coal, oil and gas, it gives off various gases.
2. Regeneration is necessary in order to eliminate (i.e. burn-off) the accumulated particles.
3. A DPF substrate is in general made of porous silicon carbide which must resist 1000 °C (resistance to such high temperature is needed to burn-off soot and avoid blockage of the coated filter).
4. Regeneration is necessary in order to eliminate (i.e. burn-off) the accumulated particles. In practice this is achieved either through an additive mixed with the fuel which lowers the oxidation temperature (the latter is known as an ‘uncoated DPF with fuel borne catalyst’) or through a precious metal coating covering the walls of the substrate which helps in the burn-off process (the latter is referred to as a ‘coated DPF’ or as an ‘impregnated catalysed DPF’).
5. In practice this is achieved either through an additive mixed with the fuel which lowers the oxidation temperature (the latter is known as an ‘uncoated DPF with fuel borne catalyst’) or through a precious metal coating covering the walls of the substrate which helps in the burn-off process (the latter is referred to as a ‘coated DPF’ or as an ‘impregnated catalysed DPF’).