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Diesel aerosol sampling methodology–CRC E-43

Kittelson et al., 2002

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9689262665019448169
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Kittelson D
Watts W
Johnson J
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Final report, Coordinating Research Council

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Diesel engines are used extensively in transportation. In the US, Diesel engines are most commonly used in the over-the-road trucking industry due to their power, durability and efficiency. However, like other sources of combustion pollution, Diesels emit exhaust gases …
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