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Is there any instrument for checking pollution rate of exhaust gas having mach number greater than one?
On economic and maintenance point of view, I won't be putting any device there. Why there? What's your point of putting it there?majid hussain said:Is there any instrument for checking pollution rate of exhaust gas having mach number greater than one?
Certainly. Just use a sampling tube.majid hussain said:Yet...is it possible to collect exhaust gas having more than one mach no.
How can we shunt-off a gas having supersonic mach no. With a small tuberuss_watters said:There is no need to put the sensor in the exhaust stream, just shunt-off a bit of it through a small tube.
Anyway, have you Googled "combustion gas analyzer" and done any research on what the word "pollution" means and how the combustion chemistry works?
I like Nidum's advice: You need to start researching this yourself instead of asking us and having us research for you and give you the answers. I did an "obvious" google search and came up with some patents.majid hussain said:How can we shunt-off a gas having supersonic mach no. With a small tube
Pollution control refers to the measures and methods used to reduce or eliminate pollution in the environment. It is important because pollution can have harmful effects on human health, wildlife, and the overall ecosystem.
Mach 1+ exhaust gas pollution checking is a method of testing and measuring the levels of pollutants emitted from vehicle exhaust systems. This is done to ensure that vehicles are meeting emissions standards and not contributing to air pollution.
Mach 1+ exhaust gas pollution checking involves connecting a probe to a vehicle's exhaust pipe and measuring the levels of pollutants, such as carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons, and nitrogen oxides. These measurements are then compared to emissions standards to determine if the vehicle is in compliance.
Mach 1+ exhaust gas pollution checking is typically done by trained technicians at certified emissions testing facilities. These facilities are regulated by government agencies and are responsible for ensuring that vehicles meet emissions standards.
Mach 1+ exhaust gas pollution checking helps to reduce air pollution and improve air quality. It also helps to identify vehicles that are not meeting emissions standards, allowing for repairs or adjustments to be made to reduce their impact on the environment.