The Influence of Fuel Composition on Emissions of Carbon Monoxide and Oxides of Nitrogen

Authors

• R. C. Carr - Thermal Systems Div., Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of California
• E. S. Starkman - Thermal Systems Div., Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of California
• R. F. Sawyer - Thermal Systems Div., Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of California

Topic

• Carbon monoxide
• Exhaust emissions
• Spark ignition engines

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