I have an 81 wabbit that I have been running on BD for about a year. at
about 6 months, I installed a catalytic converter, which almost completely
eliminated the smell of the exhaust, assumedly making it pollute less. I
was assuming that BD has less particulates, and would be less likely to clog
when a catalytic converter has been coated with sulfur or lead
and thus rendered useless is it possible to externally heat the
catalytic converters toconvert the element to it's gaseous
form and thus rejuvenate the catalytic converter? i understand
that with lead we are talking over 3000* F, but w
To my information, there is no problem with sulphur. Sulph is just
very dangerous when it falls down like acid rain.
Soot cloggs the small gaps in the converter. Air injecting would
probaly oxidate the carbon deposit if the temp is high enough. I've
heard of a diesel cat converter which every 600
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>To: biofuel@egroups.com
>Subject: Re: [biofuel] catalytic converters
>Date: Jan 19, 2001, 1:04 AM
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>To my information, there is no problem with sulphur. Sulph is just
>very dangerous when it falls down like acid rain.
>Soot cloggs the small gaps in the convert
