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• exhaust emissions — The unburned hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, oxides of nitrogen, and other noxious gases emitted when gasoline is burned in an engine …   Dictionary of automotive terms

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• emission control — A system for restricting the amount of noxious emissions. There are two standards for emission controls: level E for Europe and the more stringent level U for the United States. See exhaust emission control evaporative emission control system …   Dictionary of automotive terms

• thermal reactor — (TR) [1] A high volume thermally isolated chamber replacing the exhaust manifold and providing a place for high temperature afterburning of exhaust pollutants. Found on all Mazda rotary engines and some piston engines (BMW for example) as well.… …   Dictionary of automotive terms