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MAN Engines showcasing D3876 diesel engine for EU Stage V locomotives without exhaust after-treatment systems

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One of its outstanding features is the in-line six, which meets the EU Stage V emission standard for locomotives without the need for an exhaust after-treatment system (EATS). The MAN D3876 LE63x meets EU Stage V for locomotives without the need for exhaust after-treatment systems.

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Mercedes-Benz Buses Meet EEV Emissions Standard Without Diesel Particulate Filter

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Previously the BlueTec engines were able to fulfill the optional EEV emissions standard through a combination of SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) technology and an additional diesel particulate filter. Additional exhaust gas aftertreatment via SCR is not necessary. This system will also continue to be available.

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Case To Use SCR and Cooled EGR to Meet Tier 4 Standards

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Case Construction Equipment, part of the Fiat Group, will use two distinct technologies—cooled exhaust gas recirculation (CEGR) and selective catalytic reduction (SCR)—to address US EPA Tier 4 interim standards across its product line, which includes more than 90 equipment models, ranging from 11.3 hp) to 397 kW (532 hp).

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UK consortium developing biogas and hydrogen dual-fuel Class 66 locomotive

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The project is also supported by Network Rail, Tarmac, Rail Safety Standards Board (RSSB), Flogas, Carrickarory and the University of Birmingham. Exhaust emissions will be assessed in line with the latest RSSB guidance to understand both the baseline conditions and the impact of dual-fuelling for both hydrogen and biogas.

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CASE unveils first fully electric backhoe loader: the 580 EV

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Each 580 EV comes standard with CASE SiteWatch telematics for additional monitoring and management of machine performance and utilization. Some utilities and contractors are incentivized to deploy electric equipment and vehicles in their fleets, providing even greater financial benefit and further lowering the total cost of ownership.

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Gillig offering Vanner Hybrid Beltless Alternator as standard equipment on hybrid buses

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Gillig LLC, one of the nation’s largest transit bus manufacturers, now offers the Vanner Hybrid Beltless Alternator (HBA) as standard equipment on their hybrid buses. reduced exhaust emissions; stable DC power at all temperatures and speeds; and precise and maintenance-free. Vanner HBA. Click to enlarge.

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CMU study finds secondary organic aerosol production from PFI and GDI vehicles has been “substantially” reduced by tightening NMOG standards

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Further, their data suggest that this trend will continue with the implementation of the new federal Tier 3 and California LEV III standards. Further, they found no difference in SOA production between PFI and GDI vehicles certified to the same standard. —Zhao et al.

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