What Is AdBlue? What Are the Functions of AdBlue Emulator?

What Is AdBlue? What Are the Functions of AdBlue Emulator?

AdBlue is produced to convert toxic gases in fuel residue from Euro 4, Euro 5 and Euro 6 heavy-duty vehicle engines into less harmful gases.

It is a type of fluid aimed at reducing environmental harm.

Carbon-rich waste water from the engine operating system is diluted and converted to CO2 and water vapour, which are less harmful. Unburned fuel during exhaust is sent back for re-combustion via the NOx sensor.

Because nitrogen gases cannot be filtered, they affect human health and nature negatively.

Nitrogen oxide gases (NO, N2O, NO2) need AdBlue support to be made less harmful.

With this system, nitric gases emitted can be converted to urea and environmental damage is reduced.

AdBlue has no negative effect on vehicles in normal operation, but when AdBlue fluid runs low or runs out, vehicle performance drops significantly and fuel consumption increases.

To prevent this, the AdBlue solution system developed by the Nitro Mekatronik R&D team provides the desired positive effect on vehicles.

System solution is provided with AdBlue Emulators.

Connecting the AdBlue emulator to the vehicle resolves all problems arising from the AdBlue fuel system.

Nitro Mekatronik AdBlue Emulator restores vehicle performance to the desired level when connected.

Increased fuel consumption due to AdBlue system components also returns to normal or even better performance levels.

Nitro Mekatronik AdBlue Emulators can be used on new-generation Euro 4, Euro 5 and Euro 6 heavy-duty vehicles in general.

The AdBlue system can be used with confidence on Euro 4/5/6 heavy-duty vehicles from manufacturers such as Mercedes Axor, MAN, Scania, DAF, Renault, Volvo, Iveco, Ford Cargo, Otokar, BMC and Cummins.

Nitro Mekatronik AdBlue Emulator restores vehicle performance quickly.

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