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From 2009 onward, the joint venture partners plan to manufacture high performance and cost-effective diesel particulate filters made of cordierite and to market them separately. The emission of soot particulates, which is having a major impact on the current public debate about diesel engines, can be greatly reduced by the use of a diesel particulate filter [DPF], even though the emissions from diesel-powered passenger cars only make around a three percent contribution to urban pollution particulate levels. A diesel particulate filter (DPF) has been retrofitted on a low-horsepower UP yard locomotive built in November 1982. |
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