Design and Optimization of a Close-Coupled Catalyst Concept for Audi 4-Cylinder Engines

The introduction of more stringent exhaust emission standards in Europe and in the USA demands substantially more effective exhaust gas treatment than previous standards have prescribed. In SI engines, the cold-start phase is responsible for contributing by far the largest proportion of total emissi...

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