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2003 Diesel Engine Emissions Reduction (DEER) Conference Presentations

August 24-28, 2003
Newport, Rhode Island

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Plenary Session: A View from the Bridge

Session 6: Environmentally Concerned Public Sector Organization Panel

Session 1: Emerging Diesel Technologies

Session 7: Combustion and HCCI Regimes

Session 2: Fuels and Lubrication, Part 1

Session 8: Diesel Engine Development and Durability

Session 3 : Fuels and Lubrication, Part 2

Session 9 : Environmental Science and Health Impacts

Session 4: Waste Heat Utilization

Session 10 : Urea, NOx Adsorber, and Non-Thermal Plasma NOx Reduction

Session 5: Diesel and CNG Bus Emissions

Session 11: Aftertreatment

 

Plenary Session: A View from the Bridge
R&D Issues in the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Sam Baldwin U.S. Department of Energy, EERE (PDF 692 KB)
EPA Mobile Source Rule Update William Charmley U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (PDF 848 KB)
Climate Change and the Transportation Sector: Challenges and Mitigation Options Charlette Geffen Joint Global Change Research Institute, Battelle Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PDF 872 KB)
Global Climate and Energy Project Chris Edwards Stanford University (PDF 1.05 MB)
Energy Independence for North America - Transition to the Hydrogen Economy James Eberhardt U.S. Department of Energy, EERE (PDF 2.55 MB)
South Coast AQMD Clean Transportation Programs Mike Bogdanoff South Coast Air Quality Management District (PDF 588 KB)
Development of the Cummins 5.9L for the Gale Banks Engineering Dodge Dakota Sidewinder Mike Ruth Cummins, Inc. (PDF 603 KB)
Session 1: Emerging Diesel Technologies
DEER Chair's Overview John Fairbanks U.S. Department of Energy, EERE (PDF 523 KB)
Reduction of Emissions from a High-Speed Ferry Gregory Thompson West Virginia University (PDF 275 KB)
Heavy Truck Clean Diesel (HTCD) Program: 2007 Demonstration Truck David Milam Caterpillar, Inc. (PDF 10.59 MB)
PowerTrap™: Ultrafine PM Control without Performance Penalties Peter Kukla Per-Tec Ltd, University of Manchester (PDF 694 KB)
Development and Deployment of Advanced Emission Controls for the Retrofit Market Brad Edgar Cleaire Advanced Emission Controls (PDF 266 KB)
Fuel Additive Strategies for Enhancing the Performance of Engines and Engine Oils Benjamin Kaufman Chevron Oronite (PDF 1.22 MB )
TG-1: Portable Instrument for Transient PM Measurements Sreenath Gupta Argonne National Laboratory (PDF 722 KB)
Session 2: Fuels and Lubrication, Part 1
The Non-Petroleum Based Fuel Initiative (NPBF) Bruce Bunting Oak Ridge National Laboratory (PDF 1.02 MB )
APBF-DEC Light-Duty NOx Adsorber/DPF Project Dean Tomazic FEV Technology, Inc. (PDF 877 KB)
APBF-DEC Activity Matthew Thornton National Renewable Energy Laboratory (PDF 101 KB)
APBF-DEC NOx Adsorber/DPF Project: SUV/Pick-Up Platform Cynthia Webb Southwest Research Institute (PDF 268 KB)
APBF-DEC Heavy Duty NOx Adsorber/DPF Project: Heavy Duty Linehaul Platform Project Update Mike May Ricardo Inc. (PDF 713 KB)
Low Emissions Potential of EGR-SCR-DPF and Advanced Fuel Formulations - A Progress Report Magdi Khair Southwest Research Institute (PDF 1.37 MB)
Exhaust Phosphorous Chemistry Bruce Bunting Oak Ridge National Laboratory (PDF 224 KB)
Session 3: Fuels and Lubrication, Part 2
Emissions from Heavy-Duty Diesel Engine with Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) using Oil Sands Derived Fuels Stuart Neill National Research Council Canada (PDF 861 KB)
Development and Demonstration of Fischer-Tropsch Fueled Heavy-Duty Vehicles with Control Technology for Reduced Diesel Exhaust Emissions Mike May Ricardo Inc. (PDF 658 KB)
Fuel Formulation Effects on Diesel Fuel Injection, Combustion, Emissions, and Emission Control André Boehman Pennsylvania State University (PDF 990 KB)
Research on Fuels and Lubricants Joseph Perez Pennsylvania State University (PDF 705 KB)
The Impact of Oil Consumption Mechanisms on Diesel Exhaust Particle Size Distributions and Detailed Exhaust Chemical Composition David Foster University of Wisconsin-Madison (PDF 1.18 MB)
Impact of Fuel-Borne Catalysts on Diesel Aftertreatment David Human Ethyl Petroleum Additives (PDF 1.55 MB)
Session 4: Waste Heat Utilization
Thermoelectrical Energy Recovery from the Exhaust of a Light Truck Madhav Karri Clarkson University (PDF 263 KB)
Scale-Up of Si/Si0.8Ge0.2 and B4C/B9C Superlattices for Harvesting of Waste Heat in Diesel Engines Peter Martin Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PDF 1.43 MB)
Potential Thermoelectric Applications in Diesel Vehicles Douglas Crane BSST, LLC (PDF 619 KB)
Recent Progress in the Development of High-Efficiency Thermoelectrics Jack Bass Hi-Z Technology Inc. (PDF 993 KB)
Design and Development of e-Turbo™ for SUV and Light Truck Applications S.M. Shahed Garrett Engine Boosting Systems (PDF 478 KB)
Diesel Engine Waste Heat Recovery Utilizing Electric Turbocompound Technology Marcelo Algrain Caterpillar, Inc. (PDF 5.77 MB)
Session 5: Diesel and CNG Bus Emissions
Update on Diesel Exhaust Emission Control Timothy Johnson Corning, Inc. (PDF 1.53 MB)
Summary of Swedish Experiences on CNG and "Clean" Diesel Buses Peter Ahlvik Ecotraffic ERD3 AB (PDF 3.42 MB)
School Bus Emissions Study Warren Slodowske International Truck and Engine Corporation (PDF 373 KB)
Comparison of Clean Diesel Buses to CNG Buses Dana Lowell New York City Transit (PDF 785 KB)
CNG and Diesel Transit Bus Emissions in Review Alberto Ayala California Environmental Protection Agency, Air Resources Board (PDF 165 KB)
Heavy-Duty Vehicle In-Use Emission Performance Markku Ikonen VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland (PDF 586 KB)
Comparative Study on Exhaust Emissions from Diesel- and CNG-Powered Urban Buses Thierry Seguelong Aaqius & Aaqius (PDF 469 KB)
State of the Art and Future Developments in Natural Gas Engine Technologies Mark Dunn Cummins Westport Inc. (PDF 208 KB)
Session 6: Environmentally Concerned Public Sector Organization Panel
Panel Discussion: The Light-Duty Diesel in America? Michael Block Northeast States for Coordinated Air Use Management (NESCAUM) (PDF 32 KB)
Session 7: Combustion and HCCI Regimes
Diesel Engine Alternatives Tom Ryan Southwest Research Institute (PDF 1.11 MB)
Exploring Advanced Combustion Regimes for Efficiency and Emissions Robert Wagner Oak Ridge National Laboratory (PDF 339 KB)
Advanced Research in Diesel Fuel Sprays Using X-Rays from the Advanced Photon Source Christopher Powell Argonne National Laboratory (PDF 926 KB)
Real Time Tailpipe Emission Measurements Dan Imre Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PDF 1.16 MB)
Diesel HCCI Development in Caterpillar Kevin Duffy Caterpillar, Inc. (PDF 1.2 MB)
Mixed-Mode Diesel HCCI with External Mixture Formation: Preliminary Results Giorgio Rizzoni Ohio State University (PDF 988 KB)
Detailed Modeling of HCCI and PCCI Combustion and Multi-Cylinder HCCI Engine Control Salvador Aceves Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (PDF 442 KB)
The California Demonstration Program for Control of PM from Diesel Backup Generators (BUGs) Wayne Miller University of California at Riverside (PDF 1.26 MB)
Non-Sooting, Low-Flame Termperature and Mixing-Controlled DI Diesel Combustion Lyle Pickett Sandia National Laboratories (PDF 539 KB)
Shell Gas To Liquids in the context of a Future Fuel Strategy - Technical Marketing Aspects Richard Clark Shell Global Solutions (US) Inc. (PDF 358 KB)
Effects of Fuel Type and Engine Speed on Required Intake Temperature and Completeness of Combustion in a Homogenous Charge Compression Ignition Engine John Dec Sandia National Laboratories (PDF 801 KB)
Session 8: Diesel Engine Development and Durability
State-of-the-Art and Emerging Truck Engine Technologies Michael Schittler DaimlerChrysler AG (PDF 941 KB)
Recent Developments in BMW's Diesel Engine Technology Fritz Steinparzer Bayerische Motoren Werke AG (PDF 1.15 MB)
Development on Simultaneous Reduction System of NOx and PM from a Diesel Engine Tetsu Watanabe Toyota Motor Corporation (PDF 1.07 MB)
Performance and Durability of PSA Peugeot Citroën's DPF System on a Taxi Fleet in the Paris Area Thierry Seguelong Aaqius & Aaqius (PDF 285 KB)
Combination of Diesel Fuel System Architectures and Ceria-Based Fuel-Borne Catalysts for Improvement and Simplification of the Diesel Particulate Filter System in Serial Applications Michael Civiello RHODIA Electronics & Catalysis Inc. (PDF 994 KB)
Diesel Particulate Filter: A Success for Faurecia Exhaust Systems Robert Parmann Faurecia Exhausts Systems (PDF 961 KB)
Cummins/DOE Light Truck Clean Diesel Engine Progress Report John Stang Cummins Inc. (PDF 169 KB)
Advanced Diesel Engine and Aftertreatment Technology Development for Tier 2 Emissions Brian Bolton Detroit Diesel Corporation (PDF 936 KB)
The Development and On-Road Performance and Durability of the Four-Way Emission Control SCRT™ System Andrew Walker Johnson Matthey plc (PDF 536 KB)
Variable Charge Motion for 2007-2010 Heavy Duty Diesel Engines Josef Maier AVL Powertrain Engineering (PDF 670 KB)
Diesel Exhaust Emissions Control for Light-Duty Vehicles Rahul Mital Cummins Inc.  
Analytical Tool Development for Aftretreatment Sub-Systems Integration Brian Bolton Detroit Diesel Corporation (PDF 848 KB)
Session 9: Environmental Science and Health Impacts
The Weekend Ozone Effect: The Weekly Ambient Emissions Control Experiment Douglas Lawson National Renewable Energy Laboratory (PDF 336 KB)
Gasoline Vehicle Exhaust Particle Sampling Study David Kittleson University of Minnesota (PDF 522 KB)
DOE's Gasoline/Diesel PM Split Study Eric Fujita Desert Research Institute (PDF 271 KB)
Relationship between Composition and Toxicity of Engine Emission Samples Joe Mauderly Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute (PDF 72 KB)
The Effect of Changes in Diesel Exhaust Composition and After-treatment Technology on Lung Inflammation and Resistance to Viral Infection Jacob McDonal Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute (PDF 141 KB)
In Vitro Genotoxicity of Particulate and Semi-Volatile Organic Compound Exhaust Materials from a Set of Gasoline and a Set of Diesel Engine Vehicles Operated at 30°F William Wallace Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (PDF 321 KB)
Comparison of Direct Exposure of Human Lung Cells to Modern Engine Exhaust Particles John Storey Oak Ridge National Laboratory (PDF 984 KB)
An Engine Exhaust Particle Sizer Spectrometer for Transient Emission Particle Measurements Tim Johnson TSI Incorporated (PDF 503 KB)
Session 10: Urea, NOx adsorber, and Non-Thermal Plasma NOx Reduction
SCR Systems for Heavy Duty Trucks: Progress Towards Meeting Euro 4 Emission Standards in 2005 Wolfgang Frank PUREM (PDF 717 KB)
Urea SCR and DPF System for Diesel Sport Utility Vehicle Meeting Tier II Bin 5 Robert Hammerle Ford Motor Company (PDF 409 KB)
Ensuring the Availability and Reliability of Urea Dosing for On-Road and Non-Road Glenn Barton Hilite International (PDF 1.3 MB)
Selective Reduction of NOx in Oxygen Rich Environments with Plasma-Assisted Catalysis: Catalyst Development and Mechanistic Studies Charles Peden Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PDF 868 KB)
Heavy-Duty NOx Emissions Control: Reformer-Assisted vs. Plasma-Facilitated Lean NOx Catalysis Christopher Aardahl Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PDF 963 KB)
Dynamometer Evaluation of Plasma-Catalyst System for Diesel NOx Reduction John Hoard Ford Research Laboratory (PDF 211 KB)
Noxtech's PAC System Development and Demonstration Ralph Slone NOXTECH (PDF 152 KB)
NOx Adsorber Regeneration Phenomena in Heavy-Duty Applications Brian West Oak Ridge National Laboratory (PDF 198 KB)
Comparison of 4-Way NOx Adsorber Catalyst Performance on Fibrous and Conventional Substrates Neil Currier Cummins Inc.  
Measurement and Characterization of NOx Adsorber Regeneration and Desulfation Shean Huff Oak Ridge National Laboratory (PDF 895 MB)
NOx Adsorber Catalyst Durability: Light- and Heavy-Duty Perspectives Jim Parks EmeraChem  
Complementary Experimental Tools for Understanding DPF Behavior Aleksey Yezerets Cummins Inc.  
Session 11: Aftertreatment
Use of a Diesel Fuel Processor for Rapid and Efficient Regeneration of Single-Leg NOx Adsorber Systems Ralph Dalla Betta Catalytica Energy Systems, Inc. (PDF 173 KB)
Bifunctional Catalysts for the Selective Catalytic Reduction of NO by Hyrdocarbons Christopher Marshall Argonne National Laboratory (PDF 534 KB)
Lean NOx Catalysis Research and Development Paul Park Caterpillar, Inc. (PDF 589 KB)
Fuel-Borne Reductants for NOx Aftertreatment John Thomas Oak Ridge National Laboratory (PDF 469 KB)
Hydrogen Generation from Plasmatron Reformers and Use for Diesel Exhaust Aftertreatment Leslie Bromberg MIT (PDF 740 KB)
H2-Assisted NOx Traps: Test Cell Results Vehicle Installations Samuel Crane ArvinMeritor (PDF 631 KB)
Diesel Reformers for On-Board Hydrogen Applications Mark Mauss Hydrogen Source (PDF 311 KB)
Measurement of Real-World Emissions from Heavy-Duty Diesel Vehicles: The State-of-the-Art Mridul Gautam West Virginia University (PDF 1.71 MB)
Diesel Particulate Filter Overview: Material, Geometry, and Application Martin Murtagh Corning Incorporated  
New Cordierite Diesel Particulate Filters for Catalyzed and Non-Catalyzed Heavy-Duty Applications Gregory Merkel Corning Incorporated (PDF 1.1 MB)
Non-Thermal Plasma Based Technologies for the Aftertreatment of Diesel Exhaust Particulates and NOx Roy McAdams Accentus (PDF 446 KB)
Recent Diesel Emission Mitigation Activities of the Marine Administration Energy Technologies Program Daniel Gore Maritime Administration (PDF 760 KB)