Researchers at West Virginia University have long studied emissions from diesel vehicles to provide independent data about emissions performance both in the laboratory and on the road, as well as provide technology demonstration, other research and design support. The most recent study from WVU’s Center for Alternative Fuels, Engines and Emissions measured oxides of nitrogen emissions, or NOx, from five Fiat Chrysler vehicles in real-world and laboratory tests.
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Link to June 15, 2017 news release:
Study: On-road and chassis dynamometer testing of light-duty diesel passenger cars:
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WVU Magazine article - Double Exposure
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Dan Carder photos
Marc C. Besch photos
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http://www.cafee.wvu.edu/
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Dan Carder interview
Marc Besch interview
In-use emissions testing
WVU CAFEE Vehicle and Engine Testing Laboratory