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Emission Control Systems Chapter 43 Lesson 1

Air Pollution Caused by an excess amount of harmful chemicals in the atmosphere Emission control systems are used on cars and trucks to reduce harmful chemicals in the atmosphere

There are many sources, both natural and man-made Air Pollution There are many sources, both natural and man-made

Natural Sources Volcanoes Forest fires Dust Decay of vegetation

Man-Made Sources Factories Home furnaces Fireplaces Internal combustion engines

Smog Visible cloud of airborne pollutants Derived from the words “smoke” and “fog” Harmful to humans, animals, and vegetation Formed when pollutants combine with oxygen and nitrogen in the presence of sunlight

Common in large cities and industrial areas Smog Common in large cities and industrial areas

Exhaust Emissions Pollutants produced by internal combustion engines: hydrocarbons (HC) carbon monoxide (CO) oxides of nitrogen (NOx) particulates

Hydrocarbons (HC) Unburned fuel All petroleum products Produced by incomplete combustion or fuel evaporation

Carbon Monoxide (CO) Extremely toxic Colorless and odorless Prevents blood cells from carrying oxygen to body tissues Caused by rich air-fuel mixtures

Oxides of Nitrogen (NOx) Air consists of 79% nitrogen and 21% oxygen Above approximately 2500 ºF (1370 ºC), nitrogen and oxygen combine Caused by high compression ratio, lean mixture, and high operating temperature

Particulates Solid particles of carbon soot and fuel additives Serious problem with diesel engines Caused by rich air-fuel mixture or mechanical problems About 30% of particles settle out of the air quickly, 70% float for extended periods

Air-Fuel Ratio and Emissions

Vehicle Emission Sources

Engine Modifications Engine designs that can minimize emissions: lower compression small combustion chamber surface reduced quench areas decreased valve overlap hardened valves and seats

Emission Control Systems Positive crankcase ventilation (PCV) Evaporative emissions control Exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) Air injection Thermostatic air cleaner Catalytic converter Computer control system