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EGR
(redirected from Exhaust gas recirculation)

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EGRExhaust Gas Recirculation
EGREngineering
EGREngineer
EGREarly Growth Response
EGREnhanced Gas Recovery
EGREpiscopalians for Global Reconciliation (St Louis, MO)
EGRExtra Grace Required
EGREmbedded GPS Receiver
EGREmergency Generator Room
EGREndoscopic Gastrocnemius Recession
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The trucks, due to be delivered from March, will take advantage of Scania's EGR - exhaust gas recirculation - technology.
Stobart orders a 'green' fleet by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
These technologies include advanced air handling systems, two-stage boosting, advanced exhaust gas recirculation and application of closed-loop cylinder pressure-based engine controls.
RICARDO DEVELOPING SUPER ULTRA-LOW EMISSION TECHNOLOGY by Industrial Environment
Specifically, the technology adds an hydraulically intensified fuel system to reduce particulate and smoke emissions; a boost system that produces more complete fuel combustion; and a low-pressure exhaust gas recirculation device that lowers peak combustion temperature and consequently the formation of NOx.
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