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Control of Automotive Dynamometer Emissions with Catalytic Oxidizers
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Dynamometer operations in Michigan represent the potential for a significant yet heretofore exempt, source for product of combustion emissions. Recent changes in the Michigan rules preclude further exemptions for new installations when regulatory thresholds are exceeded. This paper recounts, through the planning of a new dynamometer installation, the process of developing a successful compliance strategy. Key topics in the synthesis of the strategy include determination of expected emissions, permit development, selection of equipment, implementation/operation of equipment, and evaluation of equipment performance.
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Havlin, D., Messick, R., and Silverson, S., "Control of Automotive Dynamometer Emissions with Catalytic Oxidizers," SAE Technical Paper 960411, 1996, https://doi.org/10.4271/960411.Also In
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