Understanding elevated real-world NOx emissions: Heavy-duty diesel engine certification testing versus in-use vehicle testing
Authors:
- Yu JiangYJYu Jiang
- Yi TanYTYi Tan
- Jiacheng YangJYJiacheng Yang
- Georgios KaravalakisGKGeorgios Karavalakis
- Kent C. JohnsonKJKent C. Johnson
- Seungju YoonSYSeungju Yoon
- Jorn HernerJHJorn Herner
- Thomas D. DurbinTDThomas D. Durbin
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Funding Information
- California Air Resources Board (15RD001)
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