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Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engine. Standard gasoline and diesel-powered internal combustion engine vehicles can be converted to mn on hydrogen. These vehicles have often been found considerably less polluting, safer, and more efficient than their fossil fuel-burning counterparts. 

See also Automobile Performance Carmot, Nicolas Leonard Sadi Diesel Cycle Engines Diesel Fuel Engines Gasoline Engines. 

Comparisons of the Fuel Economy for Series and Parallel Hybrid Vehicles (1) Fuel economy shown lor diesel engines is gasoline equivalent... 

Many gas-fired compressors that pump natural gas through millions of miles of pipelines are also equipped with exhaust catalysts to clean emissions at moderate conditions. Even fast-food restaurants are being equipped with catalysts to eliminate odors from the cooking process. The most widely used treatment of exhaust pollutants is that of the catalytic converter present in the exhaust manifold that cleans emissions from the internal combustion engines of gasoline- and diesel-fiieled automobiles and trucks. As modem commercial passenger jets fly above 30,000 feet there is a need to destroy the few ppm ozone that enters the airplane with make-up air to ensure passenger and crew comfort and safety. Radiators on select... 

C3 - for high-performance car and light van diesel/gasoline engines vehicles with DPF and TWC with a minimum HTHS viscosity higher than 3.5 mPa.s. These lubricants will increase DPF/TWC operational life. 

What is the cause of this acid rain The combustion of fossil fuels (gas, oil, and coal) by power plants produces oxides of sulfur and nitrogen. Nitrogen oxides, in excess of normal levels, arise mainly from conversion of atmospheric nitrogen to nitrogen oxides in the engines of gasoline and diesel powered... 

By far the most common use of petroleum is as gasoline for automobiles and trucks. About 90 percent of the petroleum used in the United States fuels vehicles powered by internal combustion engines. Diesel fuel is used to power trucks, buses, trains, and some automobiles. Heating oil warms buildings and powers industrial boilers. Utilities use residual fuel oil to generate electricity. Jet fuel, produced from kerosene, powers airplanes. Some airplanes use aviation... 

In this paper we concentrate upon fuel characteristics giving particular attention to the aromatic fraction of fuels used in gasoline and diesel engines. A principal objective is to find, if possible, which type of aromatic could be excluded or added in order to lower PAH emissions and consequentely reduce carcinogenicity while maintaining the beneficial properties of such aromatics. To accomplish this objective we will deal separately with the major motive power engines namely, gasoline and diesel. 

A major difference between diesel engines and gasoline powered engines is that the potential for controlling hydrocarbons in diesel exhaust through exhaust catalysts is very poor. The most that can be expected is some form of trap to contain diesel particulates. This may also be effective in controlling PNA, since a substantial part of the PNA emission from diesels is associated with the solid material. 

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