Wastes to Reduce Emissions from Automotive Diesel Engines
Table 1
Main effects of diesel exhaust on the pH, EC, PO4, K, CO2 and NH4 (average values for 14 measurements).
Treatment
pH
EC (dS/m)
PO4 (mg/L)
K (g/L)
CO2 (g/L)
NH4 (g/L)
CO2-Absorption (g/L)
NH4 Reduction (g/L)
Absorption coefficient
A
8.89b
27.9a
139a
1.7a
4.5a
5.2a
A1
8.36a
28.9b
164a
1.7a
8.5b
4.8a
+4.06b
−0.42c
0.87cd
B
8.89b
22.1a
138a
1.3a
4.2a
4.0a
BP
8.81b
24.5b
135a
1.3a
5.5b
4.5b
BP1
8.17a
25.1b
144a
1.3a
8.2c
4.0a
−0.47c
0.66bc
C
8.97b
42.2b
178a
3.3a
10.5a
8.5b
CS
8.94b
43.3c
196b
3.3a
10.8a
8.8b
CS1
8.37a
39.1a
196b
3.5a
12.2b
6.1a
−2.75a
0.29a
DO
8.95b
39.0b
174a
3.0a
5.3a
7.6b
DO1
8.36a
36.8a
174a
3.1a
10.9b
5.9a
+5.62c
−1.72b
0.98d
E
8.95c
26.7a
159b
1.4a
5.1a
5.3b
EPO
8.81b
29.5c
131a
1.8b
6.7b
5.6b
EPO1
8.22a
28.8b
152b
1.9b
8.4c
4.4a
−1.25b
0.42ab
Different letters(a, b, c, d) within a column indicate significant differences between treatments at level of significance () according to Tukey's test.