Guide to Reduction of Smoke and Odor from Diesel-powered Vehicles, Volume 81 |
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acceleration air pollution Air Programs air-fuel ratio altitude amount of smoke Blue smoke catalytic mufflers cetane rating Cold smoke combustion chamber diesel engines diesel fuel diesel-powered vehicles effect on odor emitted Engine derating engine maintenance engine manufacturers engine speed engine that produces exhaust pipe exhaust smoke Figure filters fleet operators four-stroke fuel delivery fuel injection FUEL SYSTEM gine GUIDELINES FOR REDUCING HELP REDUCE high-smoke idle INDUCTION AND EXHAUST injector intake and exhaust keep the engine less smoke maskants naturally aspirated engines Number 2 fuel odor and smoke Office of Air operating speed range overfueling power available power output POWER SMOKE produce more smoke reduce odor reduce smoke REDUCTION OF SMOKE Research Triangle Park result road adjustments route speed smoke and odor smoke and power smoke emissions smoke output smoke produced spray pattern SYSTEM MAINTENANCE AFFECTS tank tion turbocharged engine type of engine unburned usually vertical stacks Viscosity visible smoke Wet scrubbers