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Hans-Peter Andres (METAS) gave an overview of the EMRP-ENV-02 project and the 6 deliverables and status to date. Final workshop 13-14 May 2014.
Key conclusions: - Counting efficiency is material dependent (slide 14)
- ‘Soot likeness’ is not a good criterion as soon is intrinsically variable
- Primary calibration – recommends heterogenous nucleation of silver (using seed particles) as allows larger monodisperse size
- However, delivery to field needs a less onerous method.
- Uncertainty chain (traceability) from electrometer to CPC completed
- All 6 deliverables achieved, however, several reports still in progress.
- See link on Slide 26 for additional information
Discussion on how to translate the above into a practical chain of work – eg primary calibration by silver particles would mean sending CPC to METAS.
Secondary aerosol and transfer functions – eg could be emery oil as long as traceability through the silver particles. H-G Horn briefly outlined a procedure for traceability.
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PMP-30-11 | Measuring soot particles from automotive exhaust emissions
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Measuring soot particles from automotive exhaust emissions
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Reference Number: PMP-30-11
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Summary of the PN calibration project under the European Metrology Research Programme’s project on “emerging requirements for measuring pollutants from automotive exhaust emissions” (EMRP ENV-02).
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Submitted by: METAS
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Meeting Sessions: 30th PMP session (3-4
Apr 2014)
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Document date: 03 Apr 14
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