Reduction of Air Pollution by control of emission from automotive crankcases

Authors

• P. A. Bennett - Research Laboratories, General Motors Corp.
• C. K. Murphy - Research Laboratories, General Motors Corp.
• M. W. Jackson - Research Laboratories, General Motors Corp.
• R. A. Randall - Research Laboratories, General Motors Corp.

Topic

• Crankcases
• Air pollution

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