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Technical Grade Of Urea (TGU) for AdBlue

What's AdBlue®?

AdBlue® is comprised of deionized water (free from salts) and high-concentration urea. Urea, which makes up about 32% of the solution by weight, is the primary component of Adblue. The combination of these two elements forms a chemical agent capable of significantly reducing nitrogen oxides present in the exhaust gases to an acceptable level.

What does Adblue do?

Adblue is a chemical solution used to reduce pollutants present in the exhaust gases of vehicles and other transportation means.

This product acts as a selective catalytic reduction (SCR) agent, specifically targeting nitrogen oxides (NOx) emissions.

To utilize Adblue, a dedicated reservoir is installed in the vehicle where the Adblue solution is stored. It is injected into the exhaust system, where it reacts with the exhaust gases, breaking down the nitrogen oxides and converting them into harmless nitrogen and water vapor.

Advantages of Adblue

One of the main advantages of using Adblue is the reduction of air pollution. This solution acts as a catalyst in the exhaust emission system of diesel vehicles. By injecting Adblue into the fuel injection system, it reacts with the nitrogen oxides present in the exhaust gas and converts them into non-harmful nitrogen and water. This process helps to decrease air pollution and can contribute to cleaner air and improved quality of life in cities.

AdBlue is a must to save the world from pollution!

As a result of the aforementioned benefits, using Adblue as a pollution-reducing solution in diesel vehicles is highly beneficial. This substance helps reduce air pollution, protects the vehicle’s system, and improves fuel efficiency. Consequently, the use of Adblue promotes environmental improvement and enhances the performance and sustainability of diesel vehicles.

urea automotive adblue technical grade

Automotive Grade Urea (AGU) is a white, solid, cylindrical pellet. It is manufactured by compressing pure urea crystals in a pelletizing process which avoids the melting and heating of the urea where the majority of biuret is formed. It is an organic amide molecule containing 46% nitrogen in the form of amine groups.

What is the difference between automotive grade urea and agricultural grade urea?

Exhaust gas treatment fluid, commonly known as automotive urea fluid, is a consumable that must be used in SCR technology and is mainly used for exhaust gas treatment of diesel engines. With the policy for energy conservation and emission reduction, most light trucks on the market are now equipped with urea tanks, but many people cannot tell well what is the difference between automotive urea and the most common agricultural urea?

Although automotive urea is also urea, it is very different from agricultural urea. Automotive urea has strict ratio requirements, basically composed of high-purity urea and deionized water, and the mass fraction should be strictly controlled at 31.8%-33.2%. One of the quality standards is the degree of control of impurities, and there are many impurities such as particulate impurities in agricultural urea. Adding agricultural urea fluid to the car will cause fatal damage to the SCR system, and it will cost tens of thousands of yuan to replace an SCR treatment system.