What is ad blue
- 1. Hom Ratha Automotive /YIII 12/13/2018 1. What is AdBlue? AdBlue is the trade name for a type of diesel exhaust fluid. It's a mixture of urea and deionised water that’s stored in a separate tank from the car’s fuel. When the car’s engine is running, tiny amounts of AdBlue are squirted onto the exhaust gas produced, turning the NOx into nitrogen and water. Many diesel cars registered after September 2015 use AdBlue to reduce emissions. In general, if you own a Euro 6- compliant diesel Audi, BMW, Citroën, Jaguar, Land Rover, Mercedes- Benz or Peugeot, it’s likely to use AdBlue technology. There’s often a clue in the car’s model name, which may have 'Blue' or 'SCR' in it. What happen? ❖ Diesel in petrol: Result: - Combustion process will not take place. 1. Diesel is more viscous and it is nonvolatile than the petrol. The air fuel mixture is a homogenous mixture. also, Diesel fuel requires a high higher compression ratio, If you will use Diesel in petrol it will not Start combustion process. If maybe it started then also you are able to achieve the required speed. It will rotate very slowly. That power is not sufficient to drive the vehicle. 2. It will damage the Engine components and it will affect the Engine performance. *Petrol in Diesel* Result: - It will cause Abnormal Combustion. 1. The combustion process will work normally until the temperature of cylinder will increase more than its normal set values, then due to detonation phenomenon, the mixture will start firing before the top dead Centre. It will cause the abnormal Combustion and Ash particles, carbon particles will damange the piston and they can stuck the piston. If piston got shucked then there is only one option of complete overhauling to repair the engine. 1. What is AdBlue? 2. Fuel gasoline in Diesel Engine What happen? 3. Fuel Diesel in gasoline Engine
- 2. Hom Ratha Automotive /YIII 12/13/2018