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Partial recirculation of diesel engine exhaust for the reduction of oxides of nitrogen

Creator:

Addicott, Donald James

Abstract:

Oxides of nitrogen are a concern as effluents to atmospheres because they participate in photochemical reactions which produce smog, because they attenuate sunlight which gives the atmosphere a reddish brown cast, and because of their toxic properties and the health hazards associated with the photochemical products they produce. Oxides of...

Resource Type:

Masters Thesis

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(NO) is formed from the nitrogen and oxygen in the air. Nitrogen dioxide (NO2) is formed slowly
The fate of oxides of nitrogen through a direct flame afterburner in the exhaust of a gasoline engine

Creator:

Jaros, Gary Dean and Parkin, Neill Richard

Resource Type:

Masters Thesis

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supported in whole by the Public Health Service Research Grant AP- 00214 -01, from the Division of Air Pol
The effect of air injection at the exhaust ports of a gasoline engine on the oxides of nitrogen emissions

Creator:

Reid, Richard Stowell

Abstract:

The importance of automobile exhaust as a source of atmospheric pollutants has been recognized for several years. With the control of stationary sources in geographic areas such as Los Angeles County, the automobile has become the major uncontrolled source of air pollution. The three major pollutants emitted by automobiles are...

Resource Type:

Masters Thesis

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source of air pollution. The three major pollutants emitted by automobiles are un- burned hydrocarbons