Agenda, Presentations and Posters of the 22nd Conference
22nd ETH-Conference on Combustion Generated Nanoparticles
June 18th - 21st, 2018 at ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Focus Event: Emissions of in-use vehicles: Quality and control
Agenda of Presentations
Tuesday June 19th 2018
| Welcome | 09.00-09.20 | |
| Burtscher Heinz / FHNW, Switzerland Welcome |
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| Barro Christophe / ETH ZURICH, Switzerland Housekeeping |
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| Opening Address | 09.20-09.35 | |
| Moser Tiana Angelina / Member of the Swiss Parliament Politicians Care, Legislate and Enforce Measures for Public Health but Need Guidance from Experts |
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| Key Lecture | 09.35-10.10 | |
Kreyling Wolfgang / Scientific Advisor to Helmholtz-Center München, Germany |
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| COFFEE BREAK | 10.10-10.40 |  |
| Session 1: Ambient Air Chair: Hüglin Christoph |
10.40-12.00 | |
| Helmers Eckard / Umwelt-Campus Birkenfeld, Germany Radiative Forcing from European Passenger Vehicles in the Years 1995-2015 Based on Real-World Use |
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| Mahrt Fabian, ETH Zürich, Switzerland Soot Aerosols as a Source for Ice Nucleating Particles in the Cirrus Regime – the Role of Soot Particle properties. |
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| Rönkkö Topi / Tampere University of Technology, Finland Vehicles are a Major Source of Atmospheric Sub-3nm Particles |
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| Vojtisek Michal / University Prague, Czech Republic Roadside and Riverside Measurement of PM/PN Emissions from Individual Vehicles and Ships in Prague |
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| LUNCH | 12.00-13.00 | |
| Session 2: Fundamentals Chair: Heeb Norbert |
13.00-14.20 | |
| Kelesidis Giorgios / ETH Zürich, Switzerland From Nascent to Mature Soot Light Absorption During Agglomeration and Surface Growth |
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| Kholghy M. Reza / ETH Zürich, Switzerland Reactive Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon Dimerization Drives Soot Nucleation |
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| Li Zepeng / King Abdullah University, Saudi Arabia Effect of Dimethyl Ether Addition on Sooting Limits in Counterflow Diffusion Flames at Elevated Pressures |
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| Pagels Joakim / Lund University, Sweden Similarities between Soot Properties from Low Temperature Combustion to a Heavy Duty Diesel Engine and MiniCAST Flame Soot |
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| Session 3: Aircraft and Airports Chair: Rindlisbacher Theo |
14.20-15.40 | |
| Arnold Frank / MPIK Heidelberg, Germany Nucleation-Particle Formation in Jet-Aircraft and Diesel-Car exhaust: Formation-Mechanisms and Implications for Air Quality and Climate |
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| Brem Benjamin / EMPA, Switzerland Non-volatile Particulate Matter Mass and Number Emissions of an Aero Gas Turbine Fueled with Alternative Fuel Blends |
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| Schripp Tobias / AEROSPACE, Germany Ground Measurements on Aircraft Exhaust for a Series of Alternative Jet Fuels during the ECLIF and ND-MAX Campaign |
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| Durdina Lukas / EMPA, Switzerland Non-volatile PM Emissions of a Business Jet Aircraft: Ground Measurements and Cruise Estimates |
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| COFFEE BREAK and POSTER SESSION: Posters of the Topics 1-5 (34) | 15.40-17.30 | |
| Session 4: Non-Road Sources Chair: Stratmann Martin |
17.30-18.30 | |
| Corbin Joel C. / National Research Council, Canada Insoluble Brown Carbon Emitted by Marine Engines: Relevance to a Warming Arctic |
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| Køcks Morten / Danish Technological Institute, Denmark Retrofit of Three Danish Ferries with DPF and NOx-reducing Technology – a New Danish Venture |
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| Lehtoranta Kati / VTT Finland Particle Mass and Number Emissions from Marine Engines Preparing for the Upcoming Sulphur Cap Limits |
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| APERITIF offered by the EXHIBITORS | from 18.30 | |
Wednesday June 20th, 2018
| Session 5: Emission Control of Diesel and Gasoline Engines Chair: Czerwinski Jan |
08.30-10.10 | |
| Barro Christophe / ETH Zürich & Vir2sense, Switzerland Impact of the Operation Strategy and Fuel Composition on the Emissions of a Heavy Duty Diesel Engine |
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| Lawyer Matthew / Florida University, USA Global Real Driving Emissions (RDE) Reduction Technology Modeling and Vehicle Demonstration Results |
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| Notheis Denis / Karlsruhe Institute for Technology, Germany Investigation on PN Formation at GDI Engines at High Loads |
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| Vlachos Nickolas / APTL/CPERI/CERTH Greece THE SUREAL-23 PROJECT: Understanding and Measuring sub-23 nm Particle Emissions from Direct Injection Engines Including Real Driving Conditions |
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| Hamzehlouyan Tayebeh / Sharif University Tehran, Iran Sulfur Storage and Release over a Diesel Oxidation Catalyst: The Different Deactivation Impacts of SO2, SO3 and H2SO4 |
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| COFFEE BREAK and POSTER SESSION: Posters of the Topics 6-7 (17) | 10.10-11.00 | |
| Session 6: Health Session Chair: Mayer Andreas |
11.00-12.20 | |
| Heeb Norbert / EMPA, Switzerland Nitration Chemistry in Non-catalyzed Diesel Particle Filters: A Consequence of the Co-release of Nitrogen Oxides, Soot and Soot Adsorbates |
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| Hosseini Vahid / Sharif University, Iran Performance Evaluation of FBC-DPF Using PEMS Instruments |
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| Kittelson David / University Minnesota, USA Particle Number Emissions from In-Use Transit Buses with Advanced SCR Systems |
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| Yamamoto Kazuhiro / Nagoya-University, Japan Pressure Response during Filtration and Oxidation in Diesel Particulate Filter |
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| LUNCH | 12.20-13.20 | |
| Session 7: Particle Filters Chair: Schegk C.-D. |
13.20-14.20 | |
| Czech Hendryk / University Rostock, Germany Primary and Secondary Aerosol Emissions from Modern Small-scale Wood Combustion Appli-ances with Advanced Secondary Air Supply |
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| Phairuang Worradorn / Prince of Songkla University, Thailand Development of Emission Factors of Nanoparticles (PM0.1) from Solid Biomass Combustion |
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| Pieber Simone / PSI, Switzerland Aromatic Hydrocarbon Conversion through Catalytic Converters Significantly Reduces Secondary Organic Aerosol Formation from Wood Burning Emissions |
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| Session 8A: Health Session Chair: Gehr Peter |
14.20-15.50 | |
| Kreyling Wolfgang / Scientific Advisor to Helmholtz-Center München, Germany Engineered Nanoparticles versus Ambient Ultrafine Particles: How Comparable are their Interac-tions with the Organism and what do we Know and where are the Gaps? |
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| Künzli Nino / Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute Basel, Switzerland Kutlar Joss Meltem / Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute Basel, Switzerland Defending Public Health Priorities at Times of Scandals and Media Hypes around "Dirty Diesel" |
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| Hoffmann Barbara / University Düsseldorf, Germany Systematic Review on Ultrafine Particle Health Effects. |
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| COFFEE BREAK and POSTER SESSION: Posters of the Topics 8-10 (17) | 15.50-17.00 | |
| Session 9A: Particle Metrology and Chemical Characterization Chair: Burtscher Heinz |
17.00-18.20 | |
| Andersson Jon / RICARDO, UK First Results of Vehicle Technology Effects on sub-23nm Exhaust Particle Number Emissions using the DownToTen Sampling and Measurement System |
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| Focsa Cristian, University of Lille, France Measuring Ultrafine Particles Emitted by Gasoline Direct Injection Engines: the PEMS4Nano Project |
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| Okamura Kazumasa / Toyota, Japan Investigation of the Simplified Measurement Technique of the Secondary Aerosols Formed from Gaseous Emissions of Vehicle Exhaust |
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| Rüggeberg Tobias / FHNW Switzerland An Electrical Detector for Particle Counting below 23 nm |
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| Aperitif DINNER PARTY invited by Sponsors Dinner Speaker: Scheck C.-D. |
18.20 19.00 |
Thursday, June 21st 2018
| Session 8B: Health Session Chair: Rothen-Rutishauser Barbara |
08.30-10.00 | |
| Vineis Paolo / Imperial College, UK The New World of Omics in Environmental Epidemiology |
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| Panessa-Warren Barbara / Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, USA Wood Combustion Emission Nanoparticle Morphological/ Elemental Characterization, and TEM Visualization of In-vitro Attachment, Entry and Fate of Nanoparticles within Human Bronchiolar Epithelial Monolayers |
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| Muñoz Maria / EMPA, Switzerland Co-formation and Co-release of Genotoxic PAHs and Nanoparticles from GDI Vehicles Support the Trojan horse effect |
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| Brugge Doug / Tufts University USA Improving In-home Stand-alone Air Filtration for Ultrafine Particle Exposure and Health |
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| Poster Award Ceremony Bischof Oliver |
10.00-10.10 | >> |
| Troyan Horse Award Ceremony Schiltknecht Jacques |
10.10-10.20 | >> |
| COFFEE BREAK | 10.20-10.50 | |
| Session 9B: Particle Metrology and Chemical Characterization Chair: Bischof Oliver |
10.50-12.10 | |
| Booker David / Sensors Inc., USA Operational and Performance Demands for a Low-Cost Periodic Technical Inspection Particle Number Analyzer |
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| Spielvogel Jürgen / TSI, Germany A New Portable Test Instrument for the Reliable Measurement of Particle Number Emissions from Combustion Engines During Periodic Technical Inspection |
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| Fierz Martin / FHNW Windisch, Switzerland In-use Particle Filter Inspection with Simple Electrical Particle Detectors |
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| Suarez Ricardo / EU-JRC, Italy Verification of NPTI-Instruments for Diesel and Petrol Vehicles – first Results |
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| LUNCH | 12.10-13.00 | |
| FOCUS-Event Emission of In-Use Vehicles: Quality and Control |
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| Introduction and Chair Barro Christophe / ETH Zürich & Vir2sense, Switzerland |
13.00-13.20 | |
| Section I | 13.20-14.35 | |
| Gloor Beat, AWEL, Switzerland Diesel Particle Filter: Failure Statistics of a Swiss In-Use Fleet |
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| Friedrich Axel, DUH, Germany Diesel DeNox-System: Failures and Manipulations |
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| Müller Gerhard, CITA Loaded Tests for Petrol and Diesel Engines |
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| COFFEE BREAK | 14.35-15.00 | |
| Section II | 15.00-16.15 | |
| Kadijk Gerrith, TNO, Netherlands New Periodic Technical Inspection: Concept for DPF Proven and Ready to Introduce |
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| Czerwinski Jan, AFHB, Switzerland New Periodic Technical Inspection: Approaches for DeNOx-Systems |
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| Peeters Weem Hens, RDW, Zwolle, Netherlands Legislation Must be Adapted on EU-Level and on Member-State Level |
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| Goodbye: Boulouchos Konstantinos |
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| End of the 22nd ETH-NPC | 16.25 | |
Posters
Poster Session 1: Ambient Air |
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| Booker D.R., Lancaster University, UK Vehicle Interior Air Quality |
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| Booker D.R., Lancaster University, UK Indoor-Outdoor Air Pollution & Environmental Justice |
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| Esmaeilirad Sepideh, Sharif University, Teheran, Iran Modeling the Formation of Traditional and Non-Traditional Secondary Organic Aerosols from In-Use, On-Road Gasoline and Diesel Vehicles Exhaust |
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| Friebel Franz, ETH Zürich, Switzerland Temperature vs Ozone Concentration: New Insights to the CCN-activity and LDSA of Soot Particles after Long Term Exposure to Ambient Ozone Concentrations. |
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| Goel Vikas, CSIR, India Effect of Vehicular Emission Control Measures on PM Characteristics over Delhi |
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| Lawrence Alfred, Isabella Thoburn College, Lucknow, India Indoor Air Quality Exploration - In Relation to Ambient Pollution and House Characteristics in Urban Lucknow houses |
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| Lonati Giovanni, DIIAR, Politecnico di Milano, Italy Ultrafine Particles and Black Carbon Measurements at an Urban Background Site in Milan (Italy) |
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| Moschos Vaios, PSI, Switzerland Biomass Burning Dominates Brown Carbon Absorption in Switzerland |
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| Mousavi Amirhosein & Sioutas Constantinos, USC, USA Relative importance of emissions from ships, locomotives, and freeways in the communities near Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach and their impact on the air quality of Los Angeles Basin |
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| Phairuang Worradorn, Prince of Songkla University, Thailand Ambient Nano-Aerosol in East Asian Cities based on East Asia Nanoparticle Monitoring Network (EA-Nanonet) |
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| Taneja Kanika, Jamia Millia Islamia, India Impact of Dust Storm on Ambient Air Quality over North India |
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| Hansel Armin, University of Innsbruck, Austria Spatial distribution of LDSA in Innsbruck confirm combustion related nanoparticles as source |
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Poster Session 2: Fundamentals |
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| Al Thuwaynee Ayad, Brighton University, UK Synthesis of Iron Oxide Nanoparticle in a Premixed Propane-air Premixed Flame. |
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| Bazzaz Amir Soroudi, Turbotec Tehran, Iran Pareto-Efficient Modeling of Nanoparticle Generating Turbulent Jet and Spray Flames |
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| Kelesidis Georgios A., ETH Zprich, Switzerland Soot morphology, Light Scattering and Direct Radiative Forcing |
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| Liu Peng, KAUST University, Saudi Arabia The Formation Pathway of Soot Precursors (PAHs) and its Transformation to Soot in Flame |
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| Miklovà Barbora, Czech Technical University Dangerous Fly Ash as a Solution for Global Warming |
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| Ngo Linh Dan, Univ. Lille, France Investigation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and soot formation in swirled flames of n-butanol and conventional diesel fuel |
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| Violi Angela, University of Michigan, USA Formation of oxygenated polycyclic aromatic compounds in flame |
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Poster Session 3: Aircraft and Airport |
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| Brem Benjamin, EMPA, Switzerland The Optics-chemistry Link of Dark Matter; Investigating Mass Absorption Cross Sections of Soot Particles from two Combustion Sources |
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| Elser Miriam, EMPA, Switzerland Carbonaceous Aerosols from Aircraft Engine Exhaust: Chemical Characterization, Optical Properties and Related Climate Effects |
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| Muñoz Maria, EMPA Siwtzerland Thrust-dependent Emissions of PAHs of an In-service Turbofan Jet Engine |
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| Sharma Pooja, Indian Institute of Science, India Analysis of Jet A-1 Deposits Containing Carbon Spheres and Nanostructures: Effect of Trace Metals and Heteroatomic Components |
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| Teoh Roger, Imperial College London, UK A Methodology to Relate Black Carbon Particle Number and Mass Emissions from various Combustion Sources |
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Poster Session 4: Non-Road Sources |
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| Bird Matthew, Minnesota University, USA Emissions Testing of Microturbine Cogenerator Run on Diesel and Jet A Blended with Aromatic Compounds |
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| Jensen Thomas N., Danish Technological Institute, Aarhus, Denmark Development and Characterization of Candles with Reduced Particle Emissions |
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Poster Session 5: Emission Control of Diesel and Gasoline Engines |
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| Barrios Carmen C., CIEMAT, Madrid, Spain Gaseous Pollutants and Particle Emissions of a 2.5 DCI Engine Fueled with Biodiesel from Waste Cooking Oil and Diacetyl Glycol |
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| Czerwinski Jan, AFHB, Switzerland Nanoparticles Emissions of Gasoline Cars with Port Injection (MPI) and Potentials of Particle Filters (GPF) |
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| Lee Dong-In, Korea National University of Transportation Characteristics of PN-Emission during Cold- and Hot-starts in Real World Driving Tests |
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| Focsa Cristian, University of Lille, France Impact of Operating Regime and Fuel Type on the Chemical Composition of Soot Particles Emitted by In-use Gasoline and Diesel Engines |
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| Franc Petr, University Liberec, Czech Republic Particle Number Emissions from Technological Lubricants Used in the Manufacturing of the Automotive Exhaust System |
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| Ghaziaskar Hassan S. University Isfahan, Iran In Field Application of HHI96 as a Fuel Additive for Reduction of Air Pollution in Iranian Cities |
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| Hagino Hiroyuki, JARI, Japan Real-time Measurement of Lubricant Oil additive Elements in Automotive Exhaust Particles by Inductivity Coupled Plasma Time-of-flight Mass Spectrometry |
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| Lee Seokhwan, Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials Particulate Emissions from Diesel Engine Operated with Coffee Ground Pyrolysis Oil |
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| Lehtoranta Kati, VTT, Finland Particle emissions from gas engine utilizing natural gas and propane as fuel |
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| Young Li Hao, China Medical University, Taiwan Emissions of Volatile and Nonvolatile Nanoparticles from HDDE Running on Different Gas-Diesel Mixture Fuels |
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Poster Session 6: Particle Filters |
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| Baek Sungha, School of Mechanical Engineering, Korea Nano-particle Emissions Characteristics with Metal Foam Gasoline Particle Filter (GPF) for Turbo-charged Gasoline Direct Ignition Vehicle on FTP-75 |
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| Chung Wonyong, School of Mechanical Engineering, Korea Comparison of PN Filtering Efficiency with GPF from a GDI Vehicle over Laboratory and Real World Driving Condition |
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| Fabrykowski Lukas Recovery of Hidden Information from Retrofit Data-Logging |
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| Yu Young Soo, Korea University Characteristics of Particle Emissions from Diesel and Gasoline Vehicles on Real Driving Emission for Ambient Temperature |
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| Hosseini Vahid, Sharif University Evaluation of CRT-DPF Filters with Low and Medium Sulfur Diesel Fuels in Iranian Market |
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| Ko Ahyun, University Korea Development of DPF, SCR System with Low Balance Point Temperature for Retrofit Market of Diesel Engine |
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| Le Cornec Clémence, Imperial College London, UK Prediction of Soot Loading onto DPFs Using Artificial Neural Networks |
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| Mayer Andreas, VERT, Switzerland 100 Million of Highly Efficient Particle Filters, now Operational in Diesel Vehicles - a Unique Success for Preventive Medicine |
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| Schwanzer Peter, OTH Regensburg, Germany Problems with Synthetic Soot Loadings for the Development of Gasoline Particulate Filter (GPF) Load Sensors |
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| Sjöblom Jonas, Chalmers University, Gothenburg Systematic Evaluation of PM loading and Oxidation in Diesel Particulate Filters |
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| Sterlepper Stefan, RWTH Aachen University, Germany Design of a Novel Gasoline Particulate Filter Aging Method |
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| Thier Dominic, NGK Europe, Germany Optimizing Gasoline Particulate Filter Technologies in order to Improve Filtration Performance under Current RDE Conditions |
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| Heutz Niels, NGK Europe, Germany Investigation of Particle Emissions with a Light Duty Diesel Vehicle – Challenges by 3rd RDE Regulatory Package |
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| Yamamoto Kazuhiro, Nagoya University, Japan Fuel Supply System by Porous Ceramic Tube to Diesel Oxidation Catalyst |
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| Czech Hendryk, University of Rostock, Germany Primary and Secondary Aerosol Emissions from Residential Combustion of Lignite Briquettes |
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Poster Session 7: Biomass Combustion and Biofuels |
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| Czech Hendryk, University of Rostock Primary and Secondary Aerosol Emissions from Residential Combustion of Lignite Briquettes |
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| Hoa Le Phuoc, TROPOS, Germany Aging of the Biomass Burning Emissions in LEAK Chamber |
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| Phairuang Worradorn, Prince of Songkla University, Thailand Development of Emission Factors of Nanoparticles (PM0.1) from Solid Biomass Combustion |
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| Press-Kristensen Kaare, Danish Ecological Council, Denmark Flue Gas Cleaning for Small Stoves and Boilers |
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| Poláčik Ján, Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic Experimental observation of fine particle production decrease at ignition temperature level of wood samples |
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Poster Session 8: Health Impact |
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| Fuchsig Heinz, Austrian Med. Association, Austria The Diesel Scandals - an Attempt to Highlight the Priorities |
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| Mayer Andreas, VERT, Switzerland PN as Toxic Air Contaminant is by far Underestimated while NO2 is Overestimated |
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| Sermon Paul A., Brunel University Efficiency of scavenging of atmospheric carbonaceous nanoparticles by human lungs: Real-time non-invasive analysis of retention of airborne UFPs by an individual |
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| Brugge Doug, Tufts University, USA An evidence map based on a systematic review of ultrafine epidemiology |
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Poster Session 9: Particle Metrology and Chemical Characterization |
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| Corbin Joel C., National Research Council Canada Laser-induced Incandescence of Aircraft Engine Black Carbon: Sensitivity to Laser Fluence |
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| Ess Michaela, METAS, Switzerland Characterization of a New MiniCAST Generator (Model 5201 Type BC) Including Diffusion and Premixed Flame Options |
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| Fuglsang Karsten, FORCE, Denmark Measurement of PM Emissions from Ship Engines: Effect of Particle Deposition in Sampling Equipment Designed According to the ISO8178 Method |
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| Gerkens Stefan, TESTO, Germany Convenient Method for the Systematic Evaluation of Instrument Calibration Regarding its Particle Size Dependency |
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| Irwin Martin, PSI, Switzerland Tandem Configurations of Different Aerosol Classifiers with the AAC |
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| Keller Alejandro, FHNW, Switzerland Development of a Semi-continuous Measurement System for the Carbonaceous Fraction in Ambient Aerosol |
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| Martikainen Sampsau, Tampere University, Finland Dependence of Dilution Performance of a Prototype Setup for Sampling Non-volatile Engine Exhaust Particles down to ten Nanometer in Diameter on Pressure Variations in Sample Line |
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| Miettinen Elina, Airmodus, Finland Using a Battery of Airmodus A20 Butanol Condensation Particle Counters for Fast Aerosol Particle Number Size Distribution Measurement |
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| Klauser Franziska, Bioenergy2020+, Austria Effect of an Oxidizing Catalyst on PAH Emissions at Log Wood Combustion |
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| Sakurai Hiromu, AIST, Japan Uncertainties in the Determination of the Penetration Efficiency of the Volatile Particle Remover Used in Number Emission Measurement of Non-volatile Nanoparticles from Aircraft Turbine Engines |
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| Vasilatou Konstantina, METAS, Switzerland Metrology for Light Absorption by Atmospheric Aerosols: the EMPIR Black Carbon Project |
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| Weingartner Ernest, FHNW, Switzerland Measurement Artefacts from Evaporation and Recondensation of Volatiles in In-situ Aerosol Light Absorption Techniques |
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| Rigler Martin, Aerosol Optical and thermal measurements and source apportionment of TC, BC, OC, EC and CM with high time-resolution and comparison to aerosol mass spectrometry |
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| Huewe Florian, Horiba Europe GmbH Automated Validation and Calibration of Solid Particle Counters: Tackling the Accuracy Challenge |
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Poster Session 10: Legislation and Enforcement |
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| Kazemimanesh Mohsen, University of Alberta The Effect of Sodium Chloride on the Nanoparticles Observed in a Laminar Methane Diffusion Flame |
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| Mayer Andreas, VERT, Switzerland Uniform Metrics for Toxic Air Contaminants are Required to Link Vehicle Emissions, Air Quality Criteria and the Working Place |
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| Skacel Jan Czech, University Prague, Czech Republic Black Sheep - Detecting Vehicles on the Road that are too Black to be there Using Roadside Particle Measurement |
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22nd ETH-Conference on Combustion Generated Nanoparticles
Report Conference 2018:
in English (pdf), in German (pdf)
Conference-Flyer (pdf)
Table of Contents (pdf)
Book of Abstracts, Papers (pdf)
Book of Abstracts, Posters (pdf)
Instant Download of all Papers and Posters (ZIP)
Exhibitor Catalogue (pdf)
Presentations
- Session 1: Ambient Air
- Session 2: Fundamentals
- Session 3: Aircraft and Airports
- Session 4: Non-Road Sources
- Session 5: Emission Control of Diesel and Gasoline Engines
- Session 6: Particle Filters
- Session 7: Biomass
- Session 8A: Health Session
- Session 8B: Health Session
- Session 9A: Particle Metrology and Chemical Characterization
- Session 9B: Particle Metrology and Chemical Characterization
FOCUS-Event
Posters
- Session 1: Ambient Air
- Session 2: Fundamentals
- Session 3: Aircraft and Airport
- Session 4: Non-Road Sources
- Session 5: Emission Control of Diesel and Gasoline Engines
- Session 6: Particle Filters
- Session 7: Biomass Combustion and Biofuels
- Session 8: Health Impact
- Session 9: Particle Metrology and Chemical Characterization
- Session 10: Legislation and Enforcement
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