Anyone we know here?

I can make a small donation of urea

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Originally Posted by PerthDisco

I can make a small donation of urea

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In exchange for beer? [bighmmm]

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Originally Posted by BradC;[URL="tel:3122917"

3122917[/URL]]There's a plan for a large Urea plan up North in WA if Woodside is allowed to build the facility supply them with gas.

Of course that's tied up in battles because apparently by 2030 WA will be on 100% renewable electricity and we won't need the gas plant.

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By then McGowan will have seceded and we’ll still be dependent on a foreign country. [bigwhistle]

Have a look here at the prices of urea over the past 5 years and form your own conclusions.

Urea - Monthly Price (Australian Dollar per Metric Ton) - Commodity Prices - Price Charts, Data, and News - IndexMundi

Aaron

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Originally Posted by Tins

By then McGowan will have seceded and we’ll still be dependent on a foreign country. [bigwhistle]

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Shhhhhhhh.. for Christs sake don't give him any ideas.

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Originally Posted by BradC

Shhhhhhhh.. for Christs sake don't give him any ideas.

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Hate to say it , but he doesn’t really need my help.

As far as i know only the empty or full of the adblue is measured by the car or tuck.

Does not confirm or test liquid put in.

Given that a very high percentage is water and that it does go in to engine what would happen if for example you could not get adblue & you just filled container with water??

Probably illegal but better than not having car because you cant get adblue!!!

As far as I know, if the additive is out of spec, the engine performance is limited.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

As far as I know, if the additive is out of spec, the engine performance is limited.

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Ian

If you run out of adblue performance is definitely limited, in some cases car wont even run, however this is more about detecting levels in storage container i.e. like it tells you when wiper washer reservoir is low.

But given the adblue combines with exhaust gas to bind diesel exhaust gas particles not sure the car would know unless it is analysing exhaust on way out.

Any one out there confirm or deny??

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Originally Posted by chuck

But given the adblue combines with exhaust gas to bind diesel exhaust gas particles not sure the car would know unless it is analysing exhaust on way out.

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That’s not what it does or how it works. It’s feedstock into a selective catalytic process to reduce oxides of nitrogen. Nothing to do with particulate emission, that’s what the DPF is for.

The catalytic process is pretty tightly controlled and monitored, so a missing feed element is going to cause significant changes in the process parameters (catalyst temperature for example) which are dead easy to spot.