Titlebook: Nanoparticle Emissions From Combustion Engines; Jerzy Merkisz,Jacek Pielecha Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015

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Introduction,s and their developments make it necessary to continuously verify the working conditions of machinery and equipment and to analyse their impact on the environment and civilization. The automotive industry is recognized as a very dynamically developing branch; for this reason it is necessary to reduc

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Characteristics of Particulate Matter Considering Particle Mass and Particle Number,t system - the surroundings, where, depending on type of tests conducted, the particles are captured for measurements. For this reason, the most widely accepted way of defining particulate matter contains in its formula an element defining the conditions in which the emission measurements were carri

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Methods of Measuring Particulate Matter Emissions, considerations to be taken into account when measuring are the degree of dilution, the mass of the filter before and after the measurement, the air humidity and the sample collection time. Tests of particle mass are therefore carried out in several stages; it is a long-term process, requiring that

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Determination of Particulate Matter Equivalents, [2–10, 14–19]. Despite the very small emissions of these compounds, it is possible to measure them in variable traffic conditions [11, 13]. In this chapter, on the basis of a verification of the optical method (measuring exhaust gas opacity) conducted for different types of motor vehicles, it is sh

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Measurements of Particle Mass and Particle Number in Real Traffic Conditions,es: vehicle speed – vehicle acceleration. Such a definition is similar to the analysis of the static characteristics of engines using coordinates of engine speed – engine load. If the whole vehicle with its drive unit is to be treated as a ‘closed object’ (a so-called black box), then the adoption o

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