Do Diesel Cars Make Sense For India

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  • + guestacc386 guestacc386 2 years ago
    NGO’s like Center for Science and Environment have self-acknowledged plagiarists who twist the facts and promote the agenda of their paymasters. Google for ’plagiarism’. Do the principals at these NGO’s walk or take public transport? More likely - chauffer driven cars. Why is a religious Dan Church providing grants to CSE? How objective can CSE’s reports be? India desperately needs economic prosperity so that we have enough wealth to feed and clean ourselves. NGOs with vested anti-national interests are always trying to make sure that doesn’t happen, in the name of environmental concern. India produces among the lowest pollution in the world per capita. CSE should go after China, but it wont.
  • + guest8931eb guest8931eb 2 years ago
    India should not allow major car manufacturers to shift their markets to India, India already has a pollution problem. India should focus on building an environmentally safe transport system like the MRT. Major car manufacturers are not concerned about the environment as much as making profits. In Europe the market shift is away from Diesal so why promote Diesal in another part of the world?

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  1. Michael P. Walsh International Consultant Chairman, Board of Directors, ICCT CSE Roundtable: Is clean diesel a myth or a solution? Delhi, India 10 December, 2007
    • PM Air Pollution in India Cities is Already A Very Serious Problem; NO2 and Ozone Also Concerns
    • New Diesel Vehicles in India Emit One to Two Orders of Magnitude Higher PM Than Gasoline Vehicles; At Least Three Times More NOx
    • If ULSD (< 50 ppm S) Was Available, Tight Standards Requiring Diesels As Clean As Gasoline Would Be Possible
    • Until Then, Diesel Cars Are Not Environmentally Viable In India
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  3. RESPIRABLE SUSPENDED PARTICULATE MATTER (RSPM) LEVELS IN AMBIENT AIR
  4. OXIDES OF NITROGEN (NO X ) LEVELS IN AMBIENT AIR
  5. Delhi
  6. Source: Umweltbundesamt, Wien Combustion products Minerals Salt Diesel soot
  7. Developmental Effects Hospitalization Asthma Attacks and Bronchitis Premature Deaths Cancer
  8. Journal of American Medical Association, March 2002
  9. Clean Diesel or Dirty Diesel?
  10. SCR behind CDPF NOx trap in front of CDPF
  11. May/Will Include A Number Based PM Standard Clean Vehicle Technologies Are Already Entering The Marketplace
  12. Actual NOx Levels Are Much Higher Than Type Approval Indicates How have specific NOx emissions of diesel passenger cars evolved in the past? EU 5 Limit
  13. Sulfate (SO4) Adsorbed Hydrocarbons Solids (SOL) Solid Carbon Spheres (0.01-0.08 mm) combine to make agglomerates (0.05-1.0 mm) Adsorbed Hydrocarbons Adsorbed Hydrocarbons Liquid Condensed Hydrocarbon Particles Sulfate with Hydration Vapour Phase Hydrocarbons Soluble Organic Fraction (SOF)/ Particle Phase Hydrocarbons
  14. Inlet Outlet
  15. Low Sulfur Fuel is Critical to Get Maximum Benefits Sensitivity to Sulfur With Catalyzed Soot Filters
  16. cost benefit Total Cost: $11 billion Total Benefits: $175 billion
  17. As Part of An Overall Strategy, Retrofits and CNG Work
  18. Initiative „No DIESEL without Filter“ started Automotive Industry shall only sell diesel cars with soot filters from summer 2003
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  20. Greenpeace Germany Demonstrations
  21. Would You Rather Put A Filter on Your Car Or Your Child?
  22. No Unless US Tier 2 or Euro 5 Standards Apply & ULSD Available
    • 1/1/2006 – New Gasoline Cars Meet Euro 4 standards
    • 1/1/2006 – New Diesel Cars Meet CA LEV2 standards
    • ULSD (Maximum 50 PPM) Required At Present
    • Tax Incentive Introduced Dec 1 For 10 PPM Sulfur Limits
    • PM Air Pollution in India Cities is Already A Very Serious Problem; NO2 and Ozone Also Concerns
    • New Diesel Vehicles in India Emit One to Two Orders of Magnitude Higher PM Than Gasoline Vehicles; At Least Three Times More NOx
    • If ULSD (< 50 ppm S) Was Available, Tight Standards Requiring Diesels As Clean As Gasoline Would Be Possible
    • Until Then, Diesel Cars Are Not Environmentally Viable In India

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