Emissions from Mobile and Stationary Devices: Challenges, Innovations, and Regulatory Perspectives
A special issue of Atmosphere (ISSN 2073-4433).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 January 2025 | Viewed by 162
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Interests: engine combustion; particle emissions; emissions control; lubricating oil; marine engine
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2. Vehicle Practice, Exponent, Natick, MA 01760, USA
Interests: particle emissions; aftertreatment system; engines; lubricating oil
Interests: vehicle exhaust emissions; vehicle non-exhaust emissions; soot particles; brake wear emissions; tire wear emissions
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
In recent years, the environmental impact of emissions from mobile devices, such as vehicles and ships, as well as stationary sources like generators, has garnered significant attention. These emissions encompass pollutants originating from combustion processes, including exhaust gases and particulate matter, as well as contributions from tire wear particles. Moreover, with the rise in electric vehicles (EVs), the occurrence and implications of fire events pose additional concerns regarding emissions and safety.
This Special Issue aims to explore a comprehensive range of topics related to emissions from mobile and stationary devices. We invite contributions encompassing both simulation and experimental studies, which investigate the dynamics of emission processes, mitigation strategies, and their environmental implications. Additionally, papers focusing on regulatory analyses and policy implications are encouraged, aiming to assess current frameworks and propose future directions for emissions control and management.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:
- The characterization of exhaust emissions from internal combustion engines and alternative fuels.
- The analysis of particulate matter emissions and their health impacts.
- The study of tire wear emissions and their environmental consequences.
- An investigation into fire events in electric vehicles, including their causes, emissions, and safety considerations.
- Simulation studies to model emissions dispersion and environmental impact assessments.
- Experimental techniques and methodologies for emission measurements and analysis.
- Regulatory frameworks and policy assessments for emission control and management.
We welcome original research articles, comprehensive review papers, and critical perspectives that advance our understanding of emissions from mobile and stationary devices, proposing innovative solutions and contributing to the development of sustainable practices.
Dr. Xingyu Liang
Dr. Yuesen Wang
Dr. Ye Liu
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- emissions
- vehicles
- ships
- generators
- electric vehicles
- combustion
- tire wear
- fire events
- simulation
- experimental study
- regulatory analysis
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