Add to ORKGThe combustion engine, a well-known source of aerosols, has seen remarkable improvements regarding efficiency and emissions. A drawback of the conventional compression ignition (CI) engine is its requirement for a high cetane number fuel, i.e. diesel which contains long carbon chains forming particulate matter (PM) when combusted in the conventional diesel combustion (CDC) process. A previous study of PM from partially premixed combustion (PPC) and CDC utilizing ethanol and methanol in a Scania D13 engine without emission after treatment systems (EATS) showed that the particle sizes from the alcohol combustion never exceeded 30 nm in diameter. Until now, the characteristics (origin, formation and constituents) of these nano-sized particles ...
The awareness of adverse health effects associated with diesel aerosol emissions has generated a gre...
To achieve cleaner combustion and higher efficiency in compression ignition (CI) engines, many new c...
The main sources of particulate emissions from engines are fuel and lubricating oil. In this study, ...
A way to reduce net CO2 emission and circumvent the high particle emissions from compression ignitio...
The focus has recently been directed towards the engine out soot from Diesel engines. Running an eng...
Particulate matter (PM) emissions from combustion processes are of concern as evidence increasingly ...
Particulate matter (PM) emissions from combustion processes are of concern as evidence increasingly ...
Particulate matter (PM) emissions from combustion processes are of concern as evidence increasingly ...
Particulate matter (PM) emissions from combustion processes are of concern as evidence increasingly ...
This study investigates particulate matter (PM) and regulated emissions from renewable rapeseed oil ...
A continued increase in the use of diesel engines in heavy-duty vehicles, and the uncertainties abou...
Soot toxification: The increasing chemical activity of the emitted soot particulate produced by mode...
Compression ignited (CI) engines, commonly known as diesel engines, are widely used power sources wi...
Some recent findings regarding the negative health effects of particulate matter increase the releva...
Compression ignited (CI) engines, commonly known as diesel engines, are widely used power sources wi...
The awareness of adverse health effects associated with diesel aerosol emissions has generated a gre...
To achieve cleaner combustion and higher efficiency in compression ignition (CI) engines, many new c...
The main sources of particulate emissions from engines are fuel and lubricating oil. In this study, ...
A way to reduce net CO2 emission and circumvent the high particle emissions from compression ignitio...
The focus has recently been directed towards the engine out soot from Diesel engines. Running an eng...
Particulate matter (PM) emissions from combustion processes are of concern as evidence increasingly ...
Particulate matter (PM) emissions from combustion processes are of concern as evidence increasingly ...
Particulate matter (PM) emissions from combustion processes are of concern as evidence increasingly ...
Particulate matter (PM) emissions from combustion processes are of concern as evidence increasingly ...
This study investigates particulate matter (PM) and regulated emissions from renewable rapeseed oil ...
A continued increase in the use of diesel engines in heavy-duty vehicles, and the uncertainties abou...
Soot toxification: The increasing chemical activity of the emitted soot particulate produced by mode...
Compression ignited (CI) engines, commonly known as diesel engines, are widely used power sources wi...
Some recent findings regarding the negative health effects of particulate matter increase the releva...
Compression ignited (CI) engines, commonly known as diesel engines, are widely used power sources wi...
The awareness of adverse health effects associated with diesel aerosol emissions has generated a gre...
To achieve cleaner combustion and higher efficiency in compression ignition (CI) engines, many new c...
The main sources of particulate emissions from engines are fuel and lubricating oil. In this study, ...