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Aftertreatment in a Pre-turbocharger Position: Size and Fuel Consumption Advantage for Tier 4

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  1. Emitec, Inc., Rochester Hills, Michigan, USA

    Claus Brüstle M. Sc.

  2. FEV, Inc., Auburn Hills, Michigan, USA

    Dean Tomazic &  Michael Franke

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Brüstle, C., Tomazic, D. & Franke, M. Aftertreatment in a Pre-turbocharger Position: Size and Fuel Consumption Advantage for Tier 4. MTZ ind 3, 62–70 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40353-013-0073-x

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