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The Two-Stroke Petrol Engine Emission Control System employs a multi-faceted approach to minimize environmental impact. By integrating a catalytic converter, zeolite catalyst, exhaust gas recirculation (EGR), air-fuel ratio optimization, and particulate filter, emissions are significantly reduced. This innovative system decreases CO, HC, and NOx emissions by 30-50%, enhancing engine performance and sustainability. The zeolite catalyst's high surface area and thermal stability optimize combustion, while the EGR and air-fuel ratio optimization minimize NOx emissions. The particulate filter captures remaining pollutants, ensuring a cleaner exhaust output. This comprehensive system promotes eco-friendly two-stroke engine operation, reducing environmental harm and operating costs.
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KARTHIKEYAN S seasoned academic & researcher in mechanical engineering. Assistant Professor, Mechatronics Engineering, Agni College. Research interests: Waste-to-energy, IC Engine, Environmental Sustainability, optimization, machine learning. Published: 4 SCI/ESCI, 5 Scopus-indexed articles, 4 patents, 1 textbook.
