Dekati’s instrumentation is used for both combustion and non-combustion vehicle emission measurements from the following sources
Set ups include exhaust sample conditioning and particle detection. Real-time measurements are calculated, providing the measurement of particle mass concentration and size distribution.
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The Kanomax Aerosol Particle Mass Analyzer (APM) has been used extensively for investigations into the fractal nature of soot.
When used in tandem with a particle size mobility analyzer, the effective density of soot particles can be determined.
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Pegasor’s simple sensor can directly measure raw, hot engine tailpipe emissions without the need for dilution or conditioning.
The resulting measurement is expressed as mass concentration and/or number concentration. Pegasor’s sensor technology is used more specifically in the following applications:
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Topas’ instruments are used in the measurement of crankcase blow-by emissions.
In addition, their instrumentation is used to test the performance of oil mist separators both within a vehicle and during separator product development. By detecting the oil content in blow-by gases, great improvements in engine efficiencies have been gained.
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