Auteur Michael T. Timko
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Hsi-Wu Wong, Auteur ; Zhenhong Yu, Auteur ; Michael T. Timko, Auteur |The experimental data and numerical modeling were utilized to investigate the effects of exhaust sampling parameters on the measurements of particulate matter (PM) emitted at the exit plane of gas-turbine engines. The results provide guidance fo[...]![]()
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Michael T. Timko, Auteur ; Scott C. Herndon, Auteur ; Ezra C. Wood, Auteur |The potential human health and environmental impacts of aircraft gas turbine engine emissions during normal airport operation are issues of growing concern. During the JETS/Aircraft Particle Emissions eXperiment(APEX)-2 and APEX-3 field campaign[...]![]()
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Michael T. Timko, Auteur ; Timothy B. Onasch, Auteur ; Megan J. Northway, Auteur |The characterization of volatile and nonvolatile particle materials present in gas turbine exhaust is critical for accurate estimation of the potential impacts of airport activities on local air quality, atmospheric processes, and climate change[...]![]()
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Peck, Jay, Auteur ; Michael T. Timko, Auteur ; Zhenhong Yu, Auteur |Aircraft exhaust contains nonvolatile (soot) particulate matter (PM), trace gas pollutants, and volatile PM precursor material. Nonvolatile soot particles are predominantly present at the engine exit plane, but volatile PM precursors form new pa[...]


