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Exhausting our options : fuel efficient cars and the environment

Title
Exhausting our options : fuel efficient cars and the environment / Leonie J. Archer.
Author
Archer, Léonie J.
Publication
Oxford : Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, 1992.

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Oxford Institute for Energy Studies.
Description
132 pages; 21 cm.
Series Statement
OIES papers on energy and the environment ; EV14
Uniform Title
OIES papers on energy and the environment ; EV14.
Subject
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographic references.
Contents
  • 1. Design Features and Environmental Damage: the current state of affairs. 1.1. The Internal Combustion Engine and the Shell it Drives. 1.2. Diesel versus Gasoline. 1.3. 'Dirty Derv'. 1.4. Impact on Human Health of Diesel Soot. 1.5. Possible Carcinogenicity of Diesel Soot. 1.6. Lead and Benzene. 1.7. Synergistic Action of Exhaust Gases. 1.8. Noise Pollution. 1.9. Safety on the Roads -- 2. Routes to Greater Efficiency: Technologies. 2.1. The Modified Diesel Engine. 2.2. The Modified Gasoline Engine. 2.3. Efficiency Designs Shared by Both Engine Types -- 3. Routes to Greater Efficiency: the Trade-offs. 3.1. The Modified Diesel Engine. 3.1.1. Efficiency Enhancing Technologies. 3.1.2. Pollution Control and Remedial Technologies. 3.2. The Modified Gasoline Engine. 3.2.1. Efficiency Enhancing Technologies. 3.2.2. Pollution Control and Remedial Technologies. 3.3. New Body Designs and Construction Materials -- 4. Conclusion.
  • Appendix: Alternative Fuels Efficiency Characteristics and Trade-offs. A.1.1 Alcohols. A.1.2 Natural Gas Fuels. A.1.3 Hydrogen. A.1.4 Electric Vehicles.
ISBN
0948061723
OCLC
ocm27470603
Owning Institutions
Columbia University Libraries