Engine Exhaust Aftertreatment Aging

As emissions regulations tighten, understanding the aging behavior of aftertreatment systems is more critical than ever. This course provides a deep dive into the thermal, chemical, and physical deactivation mechanisms affecting gasoline and diesel catalysts. Learners will gain practical knowledge of catalyst design, aging diagnostics, and accelerated testing methods to extend system life and maintain compliance.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Explain the fundamentals of automotive catalysis and how aftertreatment components age in spark and compression ignition engines.
  • Identify thermal, chemical, and physical deactivation modes and apply regeneration strategies to mitigate them.
  • Understand accelerated aging techniques for both gasoline and diesel systems and their role in system validation.

Who Should Attend:

  • Emissions and powertrain engineers working on catalyst design, testing, or compliance.
  • Engineering students, ICE researchers, and technical professionals focused on emissions control.
  • Managers and decision-makers responsible for aftertreatment system development and lifecycle planning.
Date
Format
ID
Fee
 July 01-June 30, 2024
Online Anytime
ID: D535
Fee: $300