Automotive Exhaust Emissions and Energy Recovery
Since the invention of the first commercially successful internal combustion (IC) engine by Nikolaus Otto and Eugen Langen in 1866, the ICE has remained the most significant and widely used form of energy conversion technology in the transportation sector.
Throughout the years, IC engines have been principally diversified by type of fuel, type of fuel injection and combustion mixing process as well as through the type of air handling and exhaust energy recovery technology used and improvements have made it more efficient and reliable.
However, years of air pollution as a result of emissions from IC engines have made the development and integration of exhaust emissions mitigation technologies and systems increasingly significant in the continued effort to provide engines to the market which conform to increasingly stringent emissions regulations.
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