What is the purpose of adding urea to large vehicles?
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Adding urea to large vehicles is aimed at reducing vehicle exhaust emissions and protecting the atmospheric environment. Below are specific details about urea: 1. Principle: Vehicles use urea to convert harmful nitrogen oxides in the exhaust into nitrogen and water. Diesel vehicles equipped with a urea system require a urea tank to hold the urea liquid. The ECU calculates the theoretical generation of nitrogen oxides based on engine speed, fuel injection volume, and other data. It then determines the amount of ammonia needed to treat these nitrogen oxides according to the chemical reaction ratio, and subsequently calculates the required urea injection volume. 2. Status: When the AdBlue light illuminates on the dashboard, it is necessary to check and replenish the urea. Some vehicles may fail to start if they run out of urea. When the indicator light comes on, urea should be added immediately.