What is the temp of gas coming out the exhaust pipe?

i googled it..

Hot Exhaust Gases
Diesel engine exhaust gases vary with speed and load. High loads and high speeds result in the highest temperatures. Generally, temperatures of 500–700°C (932–1293°F) are produced in the exhaust gases from diesel-cycle engines at 100% load to 200–300°C (392–572°F) with no load. Exhaust gases normally discharges at a temperature of around 420°C (788°F).

 

1100f is normal for a regen. Probably sub 900 out the stack depending how long your exhaust is.
If you are doing a 30 min regen once per day something is wrong. Can usually get 100hrs between regens on newer engines.
Not sure what you are trying to get at here. Lots of trucks run around 900f working heavy pulling a hard load. My 6.0 runs 1200f pulling my camper.

 

I sense an agenda here.

 

Hmm thats what I was think'in. If we could just turn the temperature down on the suns rays..lol.

 

Mr Pyrometer in the older iron rates up to 1550F for short periods of time at the turbo or manifold. The turbo will be red to orange hot.

The stacks are going to be closer to 500 degrees or so, give or take. Way less than that in some vehicles if the piping is long enough.

Emissions trucks try to generate about 1200F or higher and you wonder why they burn up down to the frame across the USA now and then.

 

Is the little snowflake going to melt?

 

Put ur hand up there and tell us how hot she is

 

Weather reports are determined based on how many regens will be performed in the area.