Diesel Vehicles

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Date	Description	File(s)
June 3, 2005	Memo: New York City Bus Fleet Upgrade Status, from Michael P. Walsh to Dongquan He.	PDF
February, 2005	Emissions Control Options for In-Use Diesel Vehicles, presented by Michael P. Walsh; Shenzhen, China.	PDF
February, 2005	Recent Developments in Diesel Engine Emission Control Technology. Manufacturers of Emissions Controls Association.	PDF
January 19-22, 2005	Filtration of Diesel Soot Nanoparticles and Reliability in Swiss HDV Retrofitting, presented by A. Mayer, L. Matthews, J. Czerwinski, and T. Mosimann at SIAT 2005. Pune.	PDF
January 19-22, 2005	Heavy Duty Diesel Engines Developed from Euro 3 to Euro 4, presented by Dr. Klaus P. Mayer, Rolf Dreisbach, and Peter Wuensche at SIAT 2005.	PDF
January 19-22, 2005	Euro 4 and Beyond — Role of Diesel Fuel Injection Systems. Dr. Gerhard Ziegler; SIAT 2005.	PDF
December, 2004	Retrofit Emission Control Technologies for Heavy Duty Diesel Engines — The State of The Art, presented by Sougato Chatterjee at BAQ 2004; Agra, India.	PDF
December, 2004	Diesel Retrofit & Replacement Strategies, presented by Diane Bailey at the Roundtable on Low Sulfur and Alternative Fuels; Sao Paulo, Brazil.	PDF
December, 2004	Overview of Diesel Emissions Control Retrofit Options. Tim Johnson.	PDF
December 6-8, 2004	Diesel Vehicle Emission Control and Its Benefits in Hong Kong, presented by Ha Kong and Matthew Tsang at BAQ 2004; Agra, India.	PDF
November, 2004	Cleaning Up Today's Dirty Diesels: Retrofitting and Replacing Heavy-Duty Vehicles in the Coming Decade. NRDC Issue Paper by Richard Kassel and Diane Bailey.	PDF
September 28, 2004	Worldwide Evolution of Diesel Emissions Standards, presented by Michael P. Walsh at 3rd Aaqius & Aaqius Paris Forum; Paris, France.	PDF
September 28, 2004	Advanced Diesel Oxidation Catalyst Technology for Passenger Cars, presented by Egbert S. J. Lox at Paris Mondial de l'Automobile; Paris, France.	PDF
September 28, 2004	Review on SCR Catalysts, presented by Dr. - Ing. Bernd Amon at 3rd Aaqius & Aaqius Paris Forum; Paris, France.	PDF
September 28, 2004	Challenges Facing the Introduction of Diesel Engines in Passenger Cars and Light Trucks in North America, presented by John W. Fairbanks at Paris Mondial de l'Automobile; Paris, France.	PDF
June 14, 2004	Global Trends in Heavy Duty Diesel Emission Regulation: A 2004 Update. Michael P. Walsh; Windsor Workshop.	PDF
January 27, 2004	Diesel — What The Future Holds: An International Perspective, presented by Michael P. Walsh to the California Air Pollution Control Officers Association.	PDF
June 5, 2003	Worldwide Trends in Motor Vehicle Pollution Control, A presentation by MPW at the symposium "Considering the Automobile Society in the 21st Century." Environment Day. Tokyo.	PDF
April 3-4, 2003	Heavy Duty Vehicle Emissions Control - What Drives The Regulators?, Presentation by MPW at the 2nd AVL International Commercial Powertrain Conference. Graz, Austria.	PDF
March 20, 2003	Global Trends in Diesel Particulate Control: Current Trends and Remaining Challenges, Presented by MPW at the Symposium "Measurement and regulation trend of nano particles." Tokyo, Japan.	PDF
March 4, 2003	Is the U.S. Making Diesels Hard To Start?, presented by Tom Cackette of the California Air Resources Board at the SAE World Congress.	PDF
February, 2003	The Global Impacts of Heavy Duty Vehicle Emissions, Presentation by MPW at the conference "Clean Heavy Duty Vehicles: Setting the Direction for Advanced Technologies and Fuels" organized by CALSTART. Tempe, Arizona.	PDF
October 15, 2002	Mobile Sources, Fuels and PM2.5 Emissions, The Scope and Nature of the Problem and Existing Programs to Reduce Emissions, A presentation by MPW to The State and Territorial Air Pollution Program Administrators and the Association of Local Air Pollution Control Officials.	PDF
June, 2002	The Dangers of the Dirtiest Diesels: The Health and Welfare Impacts of Nonroad Heavy-Duty Diesel Engines and Fuels, The State and Territorial Air Pollution Program Administrators and the Association of Local Air Pollution Control Officials.	PDF
November, 2000	Trends of Vehicles and Air Pollution; Understanding Urban Air Pollution and the Role of Diesel Exhaust (Delhi, India).	PDF
November, 2000	Current and Future Technology for Controlling Diesel Exhaust; Understanding Urban Air Pollution and the Role of Diesel Exhaust (Delhi, India).	PDF
September, 2000	Overview of Worldwide Regulation of Diesel Vehicle and Engine Emissions - Corning Clean Diesel Workshop (Germany).	PDF
September, 2000	Global Trends in Diesel Emission Control; A 2000 Update - Reducing the Environmental Impact of Heavy Duty Vehicles.	PDF
August, 2000	EPA Final Rule Regarding 2004 Requirements For Heavy Duty Vehicles and Engines.	PDF
July 2000	U.S. EPA Draft Assessment of Diesel Particulate Toxicity: Chapter 1 (PDF) Chapter 2 (PDF) Chapter 3 (PDF) Chapter 4 (PDF) Chapter 5 (PDF) Chapter 6 (PDF) Chapter 7 (PDF) Chapter 8 (PDF) Chapter 9 (PDF) Appendix A (PDF) Appendix B (PDF) Appendix C (PDF) Appendix D (PDF)
June 27, 2000	Testimony of Michael P. Walsh on Behalf of the American Lung Association - The subject was the U.S. EPA proposal concerning emissions from heavy duty vehicles and engines and low sulfur diesel fuel.	PDF
not specified	Health and Environmental Concerns Associated with Diesel Vehicle Emissions.	PDF
not specified	Specifications for Diesel Retrofit Devices for Over 4 Tonnes Vehicles.	PDF
not specified	In Use Diesel Vehicle Control Options.	PDF
not specified	Diesel Emission Control in the United States. Joseph McDonald, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.	PDF
not specified	DETR Summary Report, from Ricardo Study.	PDF
not specified	Control of Emissions from Nonroad Diesel Engines and Fuel - A summary of the EPA proposal by MPW.	PDF