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Accelerating Transport to Zero Emissions
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Tue 04 September 2007 View all news
A Manchester University team has built a device capable of recording levels of carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and methane from directly inside an exhaust and of displaying them on a vehicle's dashboard. Once optimised, they say, the laser measuring device could be incorporated into onboard diagnostic systems that would monitor emissions as vehicles drive along – and potentially help people to improve their driving style. Academics claim this approach is faster and more sensitive than the extractive techniques normally used to monitor emissions.
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