Springer Engine Exhaust Particulates - Energy and Environment

Engine Exhaust Particulates provides a detailed comparative analysis of diesel and gasoline engine particulates. This essential text covers the emissions resulting from various alternative fuels, making it a vital resource for understanding modern automotive environmental impacts. Written by respected experts, the content explores the formation, composition, location, measurement, characterization, and toxicology of motor vehicle particulates. Beyond particulate analysis, the book addresses exhaust-gas treatment and the latest legal, measurement-related, and technological advancements in emissions control. Whether you are an academic researcher or a professional automotive engineer, this work offers the technical depth needed to navigate the complex landscape of energy, environment, and sustainability. It serves as a comprehensive guide for those studying the intersection of engineering technology and environmental science.