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The Particulate Filter
The main function of the DPF is to reduce hydrocarbon and carbon particulate emissions from diesel engines contained in exhaust gases.
It has been mandatory for all diesel vehicles since 2000. To prevent particles from clogging the filter, it is important to regenerate it.
Why buy new when you can regenerate the original DPF
Advantages of the rejuvenated particulate filter :
Preservation of the original part
Regenerating your original DPF avoids replacing it with a lower quality and less durable adaptable part
Reduction of repair costs
Allows reducing the repair cost by 50 to 80% compared to replacing the part with a new one
Equivalent lifespan to a new part
A rejuvenated DPF effectively filters fine particles for a duration equivalent to a new part
More performance, less pollution
A rejuvenated DPF contributes to reducing fine particulate emissions and significantly improves engine performance
Reduction of environmental impact
A rejuvenated DPF saves 100% of material consumption and reduces CO2 emissions by 70% compared to manufacturing a new DPF
The particulate filter regeneration process
Step 1
Verification of the DPF quality to be rejuvenated by internal inspection using a wired camera
Step 2
Control of clogging level and initial backpressure measurement
Step 3
Injection of compressed air and water under pressure in a closed circuit
Step 4
Removal of particles in the microporous walls of the filter channels
Step 5
High-temperature blowing for optimal drying of the DPF after cleaning
Step 6
Control of the regeneration level and issuance of a report including backpressure values before/after treatment
