Volvo's selective catalytic reduction (SCR) technology not only reduces NOx levels but also active regeneration too
From Senior Editor Sean Kilcarr: Volvo's selective catalytic reduction (SCR) technology not only reduces NOx levels but also active regeneration too. Ed Saxman, project manager-drivetrains for Volvo, explains how this process works.
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