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Soot Particle Emissions: Formation and Suppression Mechanisms in Gas Turbines
This article reports on field tests devoted to the emissions of particles from gas turbines (GT) and more particularly to the formation of soot and its suppression by fuel additives.
Matthieu Vierling +4 more
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Abstract Black carbon (BC)‐containing particles are the most strongly absorbing component of atmospheric aerosol, contributing to global warming. Quantifying their radiative effects remains challenging because BC absorption depends on their mixing state which can evolve through atmospheric aging.
A. Velazquez‐Garcia +18 more
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Particulate exhaust emissions from an experimental combustor [PDF]
The concentration of dry particulates (carbon) in the exhaust of an experimental gas turbine combustor was measured at simulated takeoff operating conditions and correlated with the standard smoke-number measurement.
Ingebo, R. D., Norgren, C. T.
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Contrail Formation Within Cirrus: Contrail Induced Perturbations and Cirrus Adjustments
Abstract Contrail formation constitutes a large fraction of the aviation climate impact. But only part of the effect has been studied in detail, as research focused on contrail formation in cloud‐free air. Even though it is known that the impact of contrail formation within cirrus can be detected in space‐born remote sensing data, little research has ...
Pooja Verma, Ulrike Burkhardt
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Use of waste optical disc in concrete to promote Sustainable development in construction industry [PDF]
In recent years, happening of few catastrophic natural disasters have raise the awareness of public on environmental issue that the Earth is getting sick.
Adnan, Suraya Hani +2 more
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Laboratory Experiments on Savannah and European Boreal Forest Fire Emissions
Abstract Landscape fire is among the largest sources of aerosols and trace gases globally. However, the emissions are highly variable and strongly affected by the type of biomass and combustion characteristics. We investigated the effect of combustion characteristics on the burning emissions from three biomass types: woody plants and grasses from ...
V. Vakkari +32 more
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Comprehensive Simultaneous Shipboard and Airborne Characterization of Exhaust from a Modern Container Ship at Sea [PDF]
We report the first joint shipboard and airborne study focused on the chemical composition and water-uptake behavior of particulate ship emissions. The study focuses on emissions from the main propulsion engine of a Post-Panamax class container ship ...
Agrawal, Harshit +13 more
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Dissolved Black Carbon in North Cascades Snow, Meltwater and a Downstream River
Abstract Quantification of black carbon on snow in the Cascade Range is needed due to increasing wildfire intensity and frequency. Here, the benzenepolycarboxylic acid (BPCA) molecular method was used to measure dissolved black carbon (DBC) in snow, nearby rivers, streams, and supraglacial melt collected in 2022 and 2023 from Mount Baker and Mount ...
S. Vaux +4 more
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Abstract Aitken mode aerosol particles can influence cloud properties and lifetime by acting as a reservoir of potential cloud condensation nuclei (CCN) that can replenish the CCN population against precipitation scavenging. However, data on Aitken‐mode aerosols in remote regions are limited. In this study, we developed a method to estimate Aitken mode
L. Kang +5 more
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Abstract Anthropogenic aerosols influence marine cloud properties in coastal regions, but their impacts remain poorly understood due to the complexity of sources and aerosol‐cloud interactions. To investigate how cloud processing affects aerosol composition, in situ measurements of aerosol properties were performed at Mt. Soledad in La Jolla, CA (251 m
Ryan N. Farley +12 more
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