The emission characteristics of DOC and SCR were tested by SMG 100 particle analyzer and Testo 350 flue gas analyzer on a diesel generator bench. Six working points were tested at rated speed. The effects of DOC on CO
NOx and PM were analyzed. The denitrification rates of SCR at different power points and urea injection were investigated. The results showed that DOC was greatly affected by temperature. CO removal rate was above 96% when the temperature was higher than 250℃. PM removal rate was above 76% at low or medium load. However
the PM removal rate was only 36% at full load because the PM concentration increased rapidly due to the rapid deterioration of diesel combustion. DOC could convert NO to NO2
but it had little effect on the total concentration of NOx. The denitrification rate of SCR was closely related to temperature and NH3/NOx ratio. It was almost 100% when the temperature was higher than 250℃ and NH3/NOx=1. Through the comparison with many articles
it may be more appropriate to use power/catalyst volume as the initial selection parameter for the vanadium-based SCR.