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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Non-exhaust Emissions"”.

  1. VEHICLES¿ NON-EXHAUST EMISSIONS: SETUP OF EXPERIMENTAL APPROACHES FOR ON-ROAD CHARACTERIZATION OF TIRE WEAR AND ROAD DUST PARTICLES

    … led to notable reductions in vehicles’ tailpipe emissions; however, non-exhaust emissions (NEEs), particularly those from tire and road wear particles (TRWPs), have emerged as a dominant and under-investigated source of airborne particulate matter. TRWPs are mechanically generated, chemically …

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  2. Generation, Characterisation and Potential Health Effects of Tyre Wear Particles

    … a shift in the composition of our air toward non-exhaust emissions becoming the dominant traffic-derived particle. While the health effects of exhaust emissions have been studied for many years, the human and environmental health effects of non-exhaust particle emissions from the brakes, tyres …

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  3. Assessing Health Vulnerability to Air Pollution in Seoul Using an Agent-Based Simulation

    … simulation examined the coupled problem of non-exhaust emissions and behaviour and estimate exposure to PM10 for groups of drivers and pedestrians in central Seoul. Having tested the sensitivity to calibrated parameters, scenarios of traffic restriction and modification of pedestrian …

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  4. Modeling and simulation of vehicle emissions for the reduction of road traffic pollution

    … citizens travel there daily for various reasons. Emissions released by transport fleets have an exhaust (tailpipe) and a non-exhaust (brake wears ) origin. Both exhaust and non-exhaust airborne particles can have destructive effects on the human cardiovascular and respiratory systems and even lead …

    trento Repository record for Modeling and simulation of vehicle emissions for the reduction of road traffic pollution (opens in a new tab)