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Exhaust Emission Characteristics of Gasoline Engines with Secondary Air Systems and Electrically Heated Catalysts in Cold-Start WLTC Mode
Cold-start emissions remain a critical barrier to achieving near-zero tailpipe emissions required by increasingly stringent global regulations. Because gasoline direct-injection (GDI) engines experience incomplete combustion and delayed catalyst activation during the cold phase, effective thermal ma
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