Nett emission control

FD-Series Exhaust Gas Diluters

Diluters mix fresh air into diesel exhaust – five to ten parts air to one of exhaust – cooling it and spreading it away from operators. For vehicles and stationary engines of 135 to 2,400 hp, especially in mines and tunnels.

Solves
Working underground or indoors
Used in
Mining & tunnellingMaterials handlingConstruction
Nett Technologies FD-Series exhaust diluters
  • 5:1 – 10:1air to exhaust
  • 450 → 70 °Cexhaust temperature
  • 135 – 2,400 hpengines
  • 0moving parts

How it works

How a Diluter Works

Air Drawn in by the Exhaust

Exhaust enters a circular manifold and flows along the curved inside surface, drawing in large amounts of fresh air. Concentrations of every pollutant – particulate, CO, HC and NOx – drop by the same factor, and the temperature falls from about 450 °C to 70–80 °C at the outlet, and about 50 °C a metre away.

FD-Series gas flow: exhaust along the curved inner surface draws in ambient air. Image: Nett
FD-Series gas flow: exhaust along the curved inner surface draws in ambient air. Image: Nett

Why FD-Series diluters

Safer Air Near the Machine

Cooler Exhaust

Less risk of igniting nearby flammable materials.

Projected Away

Can be designed to throw the exhaust away from the vehicle in tunnels, containers and warehouses.

Quiet and Simple

No moving parts; rugged and low-maintenance.

Combine It

Can be integrated with a catalyst or filter when emissions also need reducing.

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