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Aftertreatment Controller improves vehicle emissions.


April 16, 2008 - Able to operate independently of Engine Control Unit (ECU), Diesel Aftertreatment Controller retrofits to older vehicles to immediately impact emission control issues. Stand-alone control unit actively controls SCR or NOx absorber system and interfaces with existing engine management system via CAN or other communication protocol to provides precise, closed-loop feedback control. Modular structure facilitates adjustment, replacement, addition, or removal of control modules.

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FEV, Inc. Aftertreatment Controller Provides Easy-to-Implement Emission Control


First showing of controller designed for retrofit can immediately impact emission control issues in older vehicles

AUBURN HILLS, Mich., April 10 -- FEV, Inc., announced today that it is showing a new Diesel Aftertreatment Control system at the 2008 SAE World Congress. It is the first time that the system, which was developed in North America, is being shown. Because it features a stand-alone control unit that does not need to be integrated with the Engine Control Unit (ECU), the system offers the potential to significantly impact emission control issues in older model vehicles due to the possibility of retrofitting the system. The announcement was made by Dr. Dean Tomazic, vice president, Engine, Performance and Emissions Division, FEV, Inc.

"We have made great strides in emission controls, but there are millions of vehicles on the road that produce unacceptable levels of harmful emissions," said Tomazic. "This device promises to provide a practical, cost- effective solution."

The Aftertreatment Controller is capable of operation independent of a sophisticated ECU, and actively controls either an SCR or NOx absorber system. The stand-alone controller interfaces with an existing engine management system and provides precise, closed-loop feedback control.

The controller is designed to be highly flexible, with each unit requiring no software modifications, and simple calibration. Its modular structure allows for easy adjustment, replacement, addition, or removal of control modules.

Other key features of the device are:
-- Stand-alone control unit
-- Communication to the ECU via CAN or other communication protocol
-- FEV patented controller core features multi-variable control algorithms enabling simultaneous lambda and temperature control at all times
-- Base controller structure allows the integration and implementation of different emission control technologies such as NOx adsorber
-- Software development environment allows easy and fast porting to various processor platforms
-- Can be used in various applications such as PM and NOx control retrofits

The stand alone Aftertreatment Controller is one of numerous new technologies that will be on display at the FEV exhibit at the 2008 SAE World Congress.

About FEV

FEV is an internationally recognized powertrain and vehicle engineering company that supplies the global transportation industry. FEV offers a complete range of engineering services, providing support across the globe to customers in the design, analysis, prototyping, powertrain and transmission development, as well as vehicle integration, calibration and homologation for advanced internal combustion gasoline-, diesel-, and alternative-fueled powertrains. FEV also designs, develops and prototypes advanced vehicle / powertrain electronic control systems and hybrid-electric engine concepts that address future emission and fuel economy standards. The FEV's Test Systems division is a global supplier of advanced test cell, instrumentation and test equipment. The FEV Group employs a staff of over 1,700 highly skilled specialists at advanced technical centers on three continents. FEV, Inc. employs approximately 300 personnel at FEV's North American Technical Center in Auburn Hills, MI.

CONTACT: Leah Heidt of FEV, Inc., +1-248-373-6000, heidt@fev-et.com; Marc Harlow, marc@harlowpr.com, or Joe Rohatynski, joe@joepr.com, both of Rohatynski-Harlow Public Relations, +1-517-579-0789, for FEV, Inc.


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Company Information:
Name: FEV Engine Technology, Inc.
Address: North American Technical Center, 4554 Glenmeade Lane
City: Auburn Hills
State: MI
ZIP: 48326-1766
Country: USA
Phone: 248-373-6000
http://www.fev.com/



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