With the global drive to reduce the level of NOx and CO2 emissions from diesel engine exhausts, Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) systems with high conversion efficiency will be the key to providing cost effective solutions to the industry. The EU's upcoming regulations for the implementation of PEMS (Portable Emission Measurement Equipment) measurements in regard of Real Driving Emissions (RDE) will increase the requirements for the performance of SCR systems: Highest efficiency will be required under a wide range of operating conditions.
Moreover, the industry trend goes to an integration of different functions within the system. The combination of DPF and SCR coated catalyst reduces the weight of the whole system, but has caused several technical challenges that have not yet been fully solved.
The SCR-coated DPF has to stand tightened requirements of robustness and efficiency. Due to fuel saving measures, exhaust gas temperatures become lower, which highly affects the performance and requirements of the system.
- Exchange with international experts on how to incorporate SCR technology with all its various components in existing vehicle platforms
- Hear about the latest innovations in validation and testing and examine methods for sensors, catalysts and OBD functions with regard to DeNOx –technologies
- Discuss with leading specialists on how SCR system space can be optimized and sufficient exhaust system temperatures be achieved without compromising fuel consumption
- Develop strategies on how to best prepare your SCR development strategies for reducing real driving emissions
Discuss pressing topics with e.g. Michael Fischer, Section Leader Powertrain Technology at Honda R&D Europe, Bret Zimmerman, SCR Calibration Senior Engineer at Ford Motor Company or Dr. Thomas Garbe, Team Leader Fuels at Volkswagen AG...
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SCR - Selective Catalytic Reduction
1. Benefit from our interactive introductory
session: Introduction to SCR: Beginners
guide to mobile source NOx reduction
6th International Conference
Selective
Catalytic
Reduction
AdBlue infrastructure – system and component innovation –
simulation and modelling innovation
28 – 29 April 2014 | Stuttgart Marriott Hotel Sindelfingen
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Exchange with international experts on how to incorporate SCR
technology with all its various components in existing vehicle platforms
Chairman:
Michael Fischer,
Section Leader
Powertrain Technology,
Automobile
Engineering and
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Honda RD Europe,
Germany
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Dr. Thomas Garbe,
Team leader Fuels,
Volkswagen AG, Germany
Thomas Gallner,
Director Lighthouse Program Highly Efficient Vehicle, Systems
Technologies Automotive, Continental Automotive GmbH, Germany
Nicolai Schumacher,
Global Manager SCR,
Kautex Textron GmbH Co KG, Germany
Thomas Laible,
Diploma engineer, Aftertreatment,
RWTH Aachen University, Germany
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Ford Motor Company, USA
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2. Selective Catalytic Reduction
28 – 29 April 2014 | Stuttgart Marriott Hotel Sindelfingen
Conference Day One | Monday, 28 April 2014
08.30 Registration and welcome coffee
16:00
Who is who
Learn about your peers. Discover who else is participating
in the conference.
09:15
Afternoon coffee and networking opportunity
16.30 Speakers' Corner
Debate the core issues surrounding an important
topic with selected speakers of the day.
Opening remarks by conference chairman
Michael Fischer,
Section Leader Powertrain Technology,
Honda RD Europe, Germany
Host:
Michael Fischer, Section Leader Powertrain Technology,
Honda RD Europe, Germany
Interactive Introductory Session
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09.30
Introduction to SCR: Beginners guide to mobile source
NOx reduction
This interactive session will provide an intensive introduction
to SCR technologies and methods. The workshop is
designed to provide basic knowledge, which will be
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eepened throughout the conference program.
• Chemistry behind SCR
• Adblue injection hardware and controls
• Packaging and emissions
The session includes a coffee break and networking opportunity of 30 minutes at 11.00 o‘clock
Michael Fischer, Section Leader Powertrain Technology,
Automobile Engineering and Research,
Honda RD Europe, Germany
18:00 Join us for an informal evening get-together with
drinks!
This is an excellent opportunity for you to meet the other
attendees and make new business contacts.
Bret Zimmerman, Diesel OBD Sr. Engineer,
Ford Motor Company, USA
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SCR system efficiency and robustness
14:30
SCR for large diesel engines – opportunities and
constraints
• Legislation for marine and stationary diesel engines
• Operation profiles and typical fuel composition
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Pre-turbocharger arrangement of SCR as a solution for
low exhaust gas temperatures and system downsizing
• Difficulties for pre-turbocharger SCR systems
Dr. Daniel Peitz, Expert 2-stroke Exhaust Gas
Aftertreatment Systems Development Validation,
Wärtsilä Switzerland Ltd.
15:15 Laboratory Gas Bench (LGB), the efficient way to calibrate
and validate catalysts, sensors and OBD functions
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Technical specifications of new LGB
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Examination methods for sensors, catalysts and OBD
functions regarding DeNOx – technologies
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Using LGB to investigate combined aftertreatment
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ystems LNT + SCR
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Thomas Laible, Diploma engineer, Aftertreatment, Institute
for Combustion Engines, RWTH Aachen University,
Germany
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3. Selective Catalytic Reduction
28 – 29 April 2014 | Stuttgart Marriott Hotel Sindelfingen
Conference Day Two | Tuesday, 29 April 2014
08:30 Registration and welcome coffee
13:00 IDDI-session: The development of an AdBlue
Who is who
Learn about your peers. Discover who else is participating
in the conference.
infrastructure
Engage in a vivid discussion bringing together different
opinions regarding the responsibilities and limits of an
AdBlue infrastructure
13:30 Networking luncheon
09:15 Opening remarks by conference chairman
Michael Fischer, Section Leader Powertrain Technology,
Automobile Engineering and Research,
Honda RD Europe, Germany
Innovations in SCR-systems and components
15:00 SCR tank system development
• SCR market expectations
• SCR tank system supplier challenges
• Tank system validation
• Tank system innovations
09:30 SCR in the Real World
• Actual vehicle emissions
• Control philosophy
• Low cost / high value
Bret Zimmerman, Diesel OBD Sr. Engineer,
Ford Motor Company, USA
Nicolai Schumacher, Global Manager SCR,
Kautex Textron GmbH Co KG, Germany
15:45
Efficient vanadia based SCR for future legislations
• High temperature stable vanadia based SCR
• Vanadia based SCR on DPF
• Vanadia robustness and safety
Legislation/Standardization/Harmonization
10:15 Status of regulation and test cycles
• Status CO2 regulation
• Status emission regulation
• Test cycles
16:30 Advanced ceramic materials for SCR systems to comply
with Eu6/VI, SULEV30 and beyond
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Effective SCR for LDV, HDV and NRMM with low CO2
emission
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Advantages of High Porosity High Cell Density
Substrates for SCR
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Integrated SCR function on High Porosity SiC and
Cordierite DPF
Thomas Gallner, Director Lighthouse Program Highly
Efficient Vehicle, Systems Technologies Automotive,
Continental Automotive GmbH, Germany
11:00 Speed networking session
Henrik Bentzer, Research Engineer,
Haldor Topsøe A/S, Denmark
Broaden your network and identify potential business
partners by taking the chance to connect in an interactive
30-minute-session with fellow delegates.
Don’t forget your business cards!
Dipl. Ing. Claus Dieter Vogt, Chief Technical Officer
Europe America,
NGK EUROPE GmbH, Germany
17:15 Networking afternoon coffee
11:45 Morning coffee and networking opportunity
17:45 U-Drive
AdBlue-Update: Developments, Forecasts, Infrastructure
12:15 Development of the AdBlue infrastructure for
passenger cars
• Development of passenger car SCR Fleet
• Evaluation of possibilities for AdBlue refill
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Status of gas station pilot test executed by Shell, VW,
Audi, Mercedes and BMW
• Results and customer awareness of the gas station test
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Dr. Thomas Garbe, Team Leader Fuels, Engine
Development, Volkswagen AG, Germany
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would love to see discussed that is not on the agenda?
Nominate the subject you would love to hear about and if
there is consensus from your peer group we will endeavour to find an expert to address it, failing that we will moderate a group discussion on the topic in question.
18:15 Closing remarks by conference chairman
Michael Fischer, Section Leader Powertrain Technology,
Automobile Engineering and Research,
Honda RD Europe, Germany
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