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Sign upAn inorganic oxygen buffer component for the advanced gasoline catalytic converters
An inorganic oxygen buffer component for the advanced gasoline catalytic converters
OPtalys® is a key component of the advanced gasoline catalytic converters (TWC, GPF, FWC) developed to meet the more stringent exhaust emissions regulations (EURO-6-type for Europe, China, India, Korea, Japan, the USA Federal and State of California) for the vehicles fitted with new Gasoline Direct Injection (GDI) technologies. Those new technology will be used alone and in combination with electrification (Mild Hybrid, Full Hybrid, Plug-In Hybrid, and Range Extender Electric Vehicle) for CO2 emissions reduction (GHG). In addition, the Gasoline Direct Injection technologies allows the use of current biofuels (Ethanol) and future e-fuels according the Automotive Low Carbon Pathway.
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