Purification by Diesel Engine Exhaust System

Brij Chaun, Parth Desai, Chetan Gohel

Abstract: This article is a literature review of purification by diesel engine exhaust system. In todays modern world of globalization and industrialisation the condition of environment is depleting at a fast rate. Air pollution is major problem worldwide, and is causing severe damage to life and properties. Motor vehicle emissions contribute to air pollution and are a major ingredient in the creation of smog in some large cities. A 2013 study indicates that 6, 00, 000 early deaths occur per year in the world because of vehicle emissions. The proposed emission control system comprises of a water washer, exhaust manifold preparation and after muffler and catalytic convertor. The whole system should work for the entire life of the involved engine experimentation. This arrangement can be critically evaluated against the option of shifting both the engines. The shifting involves a little foundation arrangement. In the effort of controlling the particulate matter and the emissions from different sources of such pollutants, the proposed low cost emission system opts to be the perfect choice.

Keywords: Internal Combustion Engine, Muffler, Exhaust System, Water-Washer System, Purification, Catalytic Convertor, Multi-point sprinkler, Pollution control