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November 2017 | EquipmentWorld.com 48 "It is important when a DPF is used that the engine is running at a suffi cient- ly high duty cycle in order to effectively burn off captured particulates," says Shailes. "A DOC has the advan- tage that it is a non-capture, chemical conversion device and as such is not subject to performance sensitiv- ity associated with a low duty cycle." Engines that run hard at high loads generate enough heat to maintain a DPF, while machines that run at idle or at low rpms most of the time are better suited to DOCs. Deutz characterizes it's less than 75-horsepower en- gines as "space optimized" or "performance optimized," says Alec Hurley, at Deutz. While this typically involves a choice between DPF or DOC, the real difference is in the engine software. "Let's be honest about maintenance | continued www.texastrucktuning.com • 806.217.2254 Construction and industrial equipment tuning. We can get the most out of your equipment safely and guaranteed. EGR, DPF and DEF(Urea) deactivation available. We are looking for shops that like to work with Texas Truck Tuning. Call us for more info. * for exempt vehicles and applications Call us today for a quote Legendary Consulting_EW1117_PG.indd 1 9/25/17 1:14 PM Kubota V2607-CR-TE4

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