Smoke Reduction in Diesel Engines
670224
2/1/1967
- Content
- Black smoke is composed of free carbon or soot in an otherwise transparent exhaust stream. This paper discusses the factors responsible for smoke formation, the measurement of smoke, causes of excessive smoke on the highway, and the effect of fuel on smoke formation. Finally the role of smoke suppressant additives is described.
- Citation
- Carey, A., "Smoke Reduction in Diesel Engines," National West Coast Meeting, Portland, Oregon, United States, August 14, 1967, https://doi.org/10.4271/670224.