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the heated fuel(passive) caused byactual hydrocarbon emissions
Career Heywood 's early work at MIT ... oxides of nitrogenleadto hydrocarbon emissions
K. Below this value , the desorbed fuel is consideredto contributeto hydrocarbon emissions
EVAL demand ... automobile fuel tankspreventhydrocarbon emissions
as much as 12 to 40 ml of fuel ... each long stopcausingemission of hydrocarbons
A Hemi 's small surface - to - volume ratio minimizes heat loss and charge coolingcan leadto high hydrocarbon emissions
Flint Hill Resources ; Pine Bend Minn. and Corpus Christi , Texas – Refinery Flare Reduction Projectto preventhydrocarbon emissions
crypto mines while the facilities provide relatively few jobs(passive) created bysignificant hydrocarbon emissions
The heavier components of a gasoline appearto contribute disproportionatelyto hydrocarbon emissions
Evaporation from fuel tank goes on constantly due to volatile nature of petrolcausingemission of hydrocarbons
the very manufacture of carbon anodescausesemissions of polynuclear hydrocarbons
emission controls(passive) caused byanthropogenic hydrocarbon emissions
actual local ozone productionresultingfrom hydrocarbon emissions
using barrier materialsto preventemissions of hydrocarbons
temperature changes in the fuel tank(passive) caused byhydrocarbon emissions
evaporation of the gasoline during vehicle operation(passive) caused byhydrocarbon emissions ,
temperature fluctuations(passive) caused byThe hydrocarbon emissions
gasoline evaporating(passive) caused byhydrocarbon emissions
of unburned fuel and products of partial combustion , such as ethylene and formaldehyde(passive) are composedHydrocarbon emissions
failure of combustion recessioncan resultin unburned hydrocarbon emissions
vapors escaping from the air induction system after engine shutdown(passive) caused byhydrocarbon emissions
leaving minimum unburned fuelto createhydrocarbon emissions
human activities(passive) created byhydrocarbon emissions
The air fuel mixture , whichwas accumulated in the crevice volume ... in turnleadstoreduction in unburned hydrocarbon emissions
signal Pfd ... the maximum purge flow obtainable through purge control valve 96 ( i.e. , 100 % duty cycleto preventemissions of hydrocarbons
the consumption of liquefied petroleum gas ( LPG ) in the Metropolitan Area of Mexico City ( MAMC(passive) caused byhydrocarbon emissions
These additivespreventexcessive hydrocarbon emissions
a combustion chamberresultingin hydrocarbon emissions
Replacementpreventshydrocarbon emissions
A version of the new E - Class estate powered by a 3.0-litre V6 engine but with a chemical additive in the exhaust to eradicate the majority of nitrous oxide ( NOx ) andwill leadhydrocarbons emissions
of unburned fuels(passive) are composedHydrocarbon emissions
Although surface evaporation assists in minimizing this effect , clearly the potential exists for residual fuelto contributeto unburnt hydrocarbon emissions
purging the fuel vapors from a fuel vapor recovery system into the internal combustion engine(passive) are caused byhydrocarbon emissions
post - closure dynamics that result in dribble , which is expectedto contributeto unburned hydrocarbon emissions
either ignition or carburetor problems(passive) can be caused byHigh hydrocarbon emissions
fuel - rich regions that are believedto contributeto unburnt hydrocarbon emissions
Solvent degreasingcan resultin hydrocarbon emissions
Bad spark plugs also can cause poor combustioncausinghydrocarbon emissions
incomplete fuel vaporization during cold starts(passive) caused byhydrocarbon emissions
that combustion has taken placeto preventunburned hydrocarbon emissions
when fuel molecules in the engine do not burn or burn only partiallyresultwhen fuel molecules in the engine do not burn or burn only partially
to air pollution directly and to smog indirectly through the reactions between hydrocarbons and other constituents of the atmospherecontributesto air pollution directly and to smog indirectly through the reactions between hydrocarbons and other constituents of the atmosphere
from the presence of unburned fuel in the engine exhaustresultfrom the presence of unburned fuel in the engine exhaust
to the formation of ground - level ozone or smogcontributeto the formation of ground - level ozone or smog
from leftover fuelresultingfrom leftover fuel
from [ [ incomplete combustion|incomplete fuel combustion ] ] and from fuel [ [ evaporationresultfrom [ [ incomplete combustion|incomplete fuel combustion ] ] and from fuel [ [ evaporation
to the localized formation of smogcontributeto the localized formation of smog
to ground level ozone , a known health riskcontributeto ground level ozone , a known health risk
in more power and better fuel economyresultingin more power and better fuel economy
so much smog it 'll have to be shut downwill causeso much smog it 'll have to be shut down
to smog and poor respiratory healthcontributeto smog and poor respiratory health
in ozone - forming smog and health related problemsresultingin ozone - forming smog and health related problems
to harmful ozone formation as well as climate changecan contributeto harmful ozone formation as well as climate change
your GT atmospheric pollution(passive) is caused byyour GT atmospheric pollution
pollution an explosion of a gas tankcould causepollution an explosion of a gas tank
a misfire code and turn on the Check Engine light on 1996 and newer vehicles with OBD II systemsmay triggera misfire code and turn on the Check Engine light on 1996 and newer vehicles with OBD II systems
health issues ... especially in urban areas like Los Angeles , where the brown blanket of smog has covered the megalopolis for decadescreatehealth issues ... especially in urban areas like Los Angeles , where the brown blanket of smog has covered the megalopolis for decades
harm to the environmentare causingharm to the environment
in the Agreementsetin the Agreement
to changes in atmospheric concentrations of hydrocarbon gasescontributingto changes in atmospheric concentrations of hydrocarbon gases
from public transport modesresultingfrom public transport modes
from incomplete fuel combustion and from evaporationresultfrom incomplete fuel combustion and from evaporation
in less cargo lossresultingin less cargo loss
to the formation of secondary pollutants in the atmospherealso contributeto the formation of secondary pollutants in the atmosphere
in the U.S. in response to mandates of VOC emissions reductions by the U.S. EPA and the California Air Resources Board ( CARBoriginatedin the U.S. in response to mandates of VOC emissions reductions by the U.S. EPA and the California Air Resources Board ( CARB
from the evaporation of liquid fuels , especially from vented fuel tanks and during refuellingresultingfrom the evaporation of liquid fuels , especially from vented fuel tanks and during refuelling
to the formation of PM emissionscan leadto the formation of PM emissions
when the fuels in engines don � t burn completelyresultwhen the fuels in engines don � t burn completely
when fuel molecules do not burn or only partially burnresultwhen fuel molecules do not burn or only partially burn
from fuel that does not burn completely in the engineresultfrom fuel that does not burn completely in the engine
greenhouses gasescausegreenhouses gases
to greenhouse gases which may potentially have a serious impact on the world weather patternsleadto greenhouse gases which may potentially have a serious impact on the world weather patterns
to the formation of ozonecontributeto the formation of ozone
to global warming and increased ocean acidity and that these are bad thingsare contributingto global warming and increased ocean acidity and that these are bad things
when fuel in the engine does not burn completelyresultwhen fuel in the engine does not burn completely
when fuel molecules in the engine do not burn off entirely during the combustion processresultwhen fuel molecules in the engine do not burn off entirely during the combustion process
from fuel trapped in small crevices in the piston ring packresultfrom fuel trapped in small crevices in the piston ring pack
when fuel molecules in the engine do not burn or burn incompletelyresultwhen fuel molecules in the engine do not burn or burn incompletely
to fire , explosions , injuries , property and environmental damage , and penaltiescan leadto fire , explosions , injuries , property and environmental damage , and penalties
when air and gas is burned inside of a vehicle engineare createdwhen air and gas is burned inside of a vehicle engine