Particulate removing apparatus and diesel engine vehicle equipped with same
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Mar 17, 2005
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Sep 9, 2004
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Sep 10, 2003
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A diesel particulate removing apparatus is provided which is capable of regenerating, with ease and at low costs, a function of a clogged filter. The diesel particulate removing apparatus is made up of an outer cylinder being attached, in an embedded manner, to an exhaust gas path of a diesel engine and having apertures on sides of flow-in and flow-out of diesel exhaust gas and two or more filter units being housed in the outer cylinder to collect or to collect and burn particulates contained in the diesel exhaust gas to remove them. The filter units are connected to each other along a flow of the diesel exhaust gas and combined with flow-out and flow-in cylinders for the diesel exhaust gas to make up an inner cylinder of a sealed structure, with portions on sides of the flow-in and flow-out of the exhaust gas being not included in the sealed structure.
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