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Verified Technologies for SmartWay and Clean Diesel

Nett Technologies, Inc.—MD300 Diesel Oxidation Catalyst (DOC)

This retrofit technology is included on EPA's Verified Technologies List for Clean Diesel.

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Technology specifications

Engine Model/Application

4-cycle, constant speed engines, rated at 100-750hp for non-road and stationary applications, certified to Tier 1, 2, or 3

Retrofit Fuel, Max Sulfur 15 parts per million (ppm)
Reduction in particulate matter (PM) 20%
Reduction in nitrogen oxide (NOx) 0%
Reduction in hydrocarbons (HC) 80%
Reduction in carbon monoxide (CO) 90%

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Criteria to achieve emission reductions

The following criteria must be met in order for appropriately retrofitted engines to achieve the aforementioned emission reductions:

  1. Baseline engine must be in a certified configuration and operating on fuel with less than 15 ppm sulfur.
  2. The engine exhaust temperature must achieve at least 200°C at some point in the duty cycle.
  3. The engine/equipment must not be equipped with a crankcase oil burning system.
  4. The engine should be well maintained and not consume lubricating oil at a rate greater than that specified by the engine manufacturer.
  5. The engine must not have been originally certified or equipped with a DOC or diesel particulate filter.
  6. For constant speed engines in stationary applications, Nett Technology Inc. is responsible for working with end-users in determining the engine’s eligibility and compliance with applicable federal, state, and/or local regulations.

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Verification Letter from EPA

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