An important element of the diesel filter assembly is a resilient ceramic mat placed between the ceramic filter and the stainless steel can. It has four key functions: i) to provide adequate gripping pressure, ii) to permit free axial expansion of can, iii) to act as a seal for gases, and iv) to minimize temperature gradients in the filter, which require certain mat properties, namely low-to-medium compression modulus, low shear modulus, and low friction coefficient between mat and filter.This paper compares the properties and performance of two different mats, Interam® I and III, in “hot shake” and “exhaust gas simulator” tests. The results indicate that Interam® III is a superior material for diesel filter application and that a complete coverage by this mat will prolong the durability of the filter.
Design Considerations for Mounting Material for Ceramic Wail-Flow Diesel Filters
Sae Technical Papers
SAE International Congress and Exposition ; 1984
1984-02-01
Conference paper
English
Durability , Ceramics , Pressure , Seals and gaskets , Simulators , Steel , Gases , Assembling
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