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Originally Posted by Phantom
Electric
If the temp that is needed is only 500F that would be easy as standard ovens reach 450F. With the use of insulation and induction plates from a stove heat could be directly applied to the DFP.
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I was way off on the temperature requirement. It's over 500 deg
Celsius. DPF manufaturer Johnson Mathhey quotes 600 C (1,100 F) here:
Johnson Matthey Catalysts - Emission Control Technologies - Active DPF Regeneration
But even if it was, 500 F, there's a big difference between slowly heating a confined oven up to 500 F and heating a stream of exhaust gas to 500 F.