Industrial Diesel Particulate Filters (DPFs) capture particulate matter (PM) from stationary engine and power generation exhaust systems, preventing it from being released into the environment — with typical PM reductions of 85-99%.

Where They’re Used

• Power Generation

• Construction

• Mining

• Enclosed or urban environments

Benefits

• High-efficiency particulate capture

• Compatible with passive or active regeneration strategies

• Can be integrated with DOC and SCR for full aftertreatment packages

When DPF is Needed

• To Meet Stringent Emissions Regulations: Required for high-efficiency particulate reduction.

• For Applications Where Air Quality is Critical: Urban or enclosed environments, construction sites, hospitals, data centers.

• In Combination with DOC: DOC is often required upstream to optimize filter regeneration and prevent fouling.

• For Continuous or Heavy-Duty Operation: Ensures consistent PM reduction for even under variable loads.

Typical PM Reductions

85-99%