ENGINE CLEANING system
The only one system which decarbonizes even the intake manifold
EFFECTS OF COMBUSTION
Combustion inside endothermic engines is very complex and its
mechanisms have only been understood in detail in the last 20 years.
Among the various by-products that are formed such as CO, HC, CO2, particular
attention in recent years has been paid to nitrogen oxides and compounds such
as soot basically called carbon deposits.
To keep performance high and emissions low, it is necessary to clean up all deposited soot.
Soot is a particle composed of organic fraction and solid fraction
There are several ways to remove carbon residues, for example by adding chemicals to
the fuel tank, or by disassembling and cleaning the components.
The production of soot is greater in the diesel engine and increases significantly with
the reduction of oxygen in the combustion.
Due to the recycling of exhaust gases, these carbon residues are also deposited in the air intake ducts
intake manifold, catalyst, spark plug, EGR, DPF, combustion chamber, injector.