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Assessment of emissions from transport sector in Delhi

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Title Assessment of emissions from transport sector in Delhi
 
Creator Singh, Richa
Sharma, Chhemendra
 
Subject Engineering
Multidisciplinary
 
Description This study presents emissions of different pollutants from transport sector in Delhi. Results show that emissions of pollutants have increased during 2001-2009 as follows: CO2, 4395-6423; CH4, 1.03-3.32; N2O, 0.04-0.05; CO, 238-329; NOx, 44-64; and NMVOC, 44-60 Gg. However, CO2 emissions per unit of vehicle types for gasoline driven vehicles show a decrease as follows: two wheelers, 2.7; and cars, 4.3%; while in case of diesel driven vehicles, this reduction is 1.6%, indicating impact of better vehicle technologies introduced. However, CO2 emissions from per unit of CNG vehicles have been found to increase by 2.4% during this period due to increased consumption of CNG per unit of CNG vehicles.
 
Publisher NISCAIR
 
Date 2012-02
 
Type Article
PeerReviewed
 
Format application/pdf
 
Identifier http://npl.csircentral.net/3686/1/Assessment%20of%20emissions%20from%20transport.pdf
Singh, Richa and Sharma, Chhemendra (2012) Assessment of emissions from transport sector in Delhi. Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research, 71 (2). pp. 155-160. ISSN 0022-4456
 
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