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The diesel exhaust was generated from an idling 1991 Volvo diesel engine (Volvo TD45, 4.5 l, four cylinders, 680 rpm).

Diesel engine exhaust was generated by running a 309 cc engine (Model NFAD50, Yanmar Diesel Co., Osaka, Japan) at 2,400 rpm.

For in vivo DEP exposure, diesel engine exhaust was generated by operating a 30-kW (40 hp) four-cylinder indirect injection Deutz diesel engine (BF4M1008) and was collected as previously described [ 24].

Diesel exhaust was generated from 2000 model 5.9-L Cummins engines burning 300 ppm sulfur certification fuel and operated on the federal heavy-duty test cycle (McDonald et al. 2004).

Gasoline exhaust was generated from 1996 model General Motors 4.3-L engines burning fuel blended to 2001 2002 national average specifications for regular unleaded, nonoxygenated fuel and operated on the California Unified Driving Cycle (McDonald et al. 2008).

Exhaust was generated according to the ISO standard steady state cycle 8178-4 19966) in a 1.1 L IDI Kubota D1105-T dienginengine which complied with EURO 2. However, samples were taken only at load modes up to 50% since the temperature in the dilution tunnel exceeded the ISO standard limits.

"Also, when comparing costs, many times it is forgotten," he said, "that our price includes a closed facade, a sprinkler system and a valet parking service". Automatic garages do not require a ventilation system, he pointed out, since the car engine is never running while the car is inside, and no exhaust fumes are generated.

Whole, diluted diesel and gasoline exhausts were generated from engines on test stands and operated on variable-load duty cycles.

Also, the vehicle exhausts were generated from decade-old engine technologies and fuels, wood smoke was generated from an uncertified stove, and the exposure levels encompassed by this report were higher than widespread environmental concentrations.

From Fig. 8, it can be seen that a higher exhaust temperature was generated when biodiesel was combusted.

Diesel exhaust particles (DEPs) are generated by heavy-duty diesel engines used in several industries and motor vehicles used in public transportation.