GASEOUS COMPOUNDS, OZONE PRECURSORS, PARTICLE NUMBER AND PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS, AND MUTAGENIC EFFECTS DUE TO BIODIESEL
GASEOUS COMPOUNDS, OZONE PRECURSORS, PARTICLE NUMBER AND PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS, AND MUTAGENIC EFFECTS DUE TO BIODIESEL
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气态化合物、臭氧前体、颗粒数量和颗粒尺寸分布以及生物柴油引起的突变效应
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1999
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A. Weigel
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J. Krahl;K. Baum;U. Hackbarth;H. Jeberien;A. Munack;C. Schütt;O. Schröder;N. Walter;J. Bünger;Michael Müller;A. Weigel
In Germany, 100,000 tons of biodiesel (rapeseed oil methylester) were produced in 1998. More than 200,000 tons
are expected in 2000. In the U.S., biodiesel derives from both rapeseed oil and soybean oil. The esters of these oils are
abbreviated RME and SME. It is necessary to judge the environmental and health effects that derive from the use of biodiesel
in combustion engines. Therefore, regulated and some important non–regulated emissions from different blends of RME and
fossil diesel fuel were determined. With regard to the current discussion about particle size and particle number distributions,
one focus of interest was the analysis of particulate matter and the determination of its mutagenic effect. Moreover, the
emissions of ozone precursors were compared for both fuels. Additionally, a comparison of RME with SME was carried out.
