Diffusion and Fallout of Pollutants Emitted by Aircraft Engines

  • S. L. Soo
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Abstract

Emission of pollutants by aircraft engines has become an important topic because of:
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    Complaints of smoke, odor, and soiling caused by jet emissions near an airport.

     
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    Reduced visibility caused by the aircraft that depends on good terminal visibility at the airport.

     
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    Unsettled argument as to the effect of high-altitude emission on the earth’s environment.

     

Keywords

Nitric Oxide Flight Path Aircraft Engine Piston Engine Equivalent Source 
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Authors and Affiliations

  • S. L. Soo
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  1. 1.Department of Mechanical EngineeringUniversity of IllinoisUrbanaUSA

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