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nPETS aims to study the life of the sub 100 nm emissions from its creation to its potential path to human beings and animals.
nPETS contributes to better public health policies by developing new knowledge in the area of transport generated nanoparticle emissions and their toxicology.
nPETS develops innovative methods for quantification of toxicity in the field for all transport modes.
Today there are no existing methods for measuring these sub 100 nm particle emissions from various individual sources.
An average of 50% reduction in sub 100 nm particle number is expected due to a better understanding of the emission sources per transport mode.
News
nPETS on the Swedish national TV4
Ulf Olofsson and Karine Elihn presented nPETS project on the Swedish national TV4. Please follow the link (in Swedish): https://www.tv4play.se/program/nyheterna/13757432
Collection of engine exhaust nanoparticles for physical, chemical and toxicological analysis
During this test campaign nanoparticle emissions of a latest-technology gasoline vehicle equipped with a gasoline particulate filter (GPF) were evaluated over a combination of different test cycles at Thessaloniki (Laboratory of Applied Thermodynamics, Aristotle Uni)....
Testing the mobile ALI (Air Liquid Interface) system
The mobile ALI (Air Liquid Interface) system is now built and is being tested in the lab and field. The photo shows the system at Stockholm underground station Tekniska Högskolan. One of the near-source field locations. Excellent work by the Stockholm University...