Elsevier Advances in Automotive Exhaust Gas Control and Aftertreatment Technologies

Automotive Exhaust Gas Control and Aftertreatment Technologies provides valuable insights into effective practices and innovative solutions to address the complexities of emissions management for internal combustion engines (both gasoline and diesel), alternative fuel vehicles, and hybrid systems. The book opens with the fundamental theory of pollutants’ formation and a comprehensive examination of the critical challenges posed by harmful emissions to both human health and the environment. The ensuing structured framework allows for an in-depth exploration of exhaust gas control technologies, which delve into catalytic converters, oxidation and reduction methods, and advanced aftertreatment devices. The integration of renewable fuels and hybridization techniques is also addressed, spotlighting their significance in achieving cleaner and more efficient vehicle systems engineering. With contributions from leading experts in the field, this well-thought-out reference volume is the ideal resource for researchers, students, and professionals who aim to drive the evolving automotive landscape forward in a pivotal way while also meeting both regulatory and consumer demands. Analyzes the main pollutant formation mechanisms in diesel, gasoline, and renewable fuels Covers advanced and recent technologies, as well as emerging trends in upstream emissions control strategies Includes case studies that illustrate real-world applications and industry approaches Emphasizes the importance of integrated knowledge for the development of clean exhaust systems in modern engines