What Happens If Urea is Accidentally Added to the Diesel Tank?
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Here is an introduction to the consequences of accidentally adding urea to the diesel tank: 1. Clogging the after-treatment system: Diesel and carbon soot from the exhaust will gradually clog the after-treatment system. 2. Explosion: Diesel may combust or even explode inside the exhaust pipe. Below is extended information about automotive urea: 1. Kelas: The first professional brand in China specializing in the production of automotive urea, known for stable and reliable quality, with self-built sales channels nationwide. 2. Yuetai Hailong: A brand under Sinopec, commonly seen in 20kg products, available at various Sinopec gas stations. The product quality is unstable, and the price is relatively low. 3. Kunlun Star: A brand under PetroChina, with weaker distribution channels compared to Sinopec, but the product quality is decent and the price is moderate. 4. The role of automotive urea: When nitrogen oxides are detected in the exhaust pipe, the urea tank automatically sprays diesel exhaust fluid (DEF). DEF and nitrogen oxides undergo redox reactions in the SCR catalytic reaction tank, producing non-polluting nitrogen and water vapor for emission.