Air Pollution by Nitrogen Oxides

✍ Scribed by T. Schneider and L. Grant (Eds.)

• Publisher: Academic Press, Elsevier
• Year: 1982
• Leaves: 1050
• Series: Studies in Environmental Science 21
• Category: Library

✦ Table of Contents

Content:
Other volumes in this series
Page II

Front Matter
Page III

Copyright page
Page IV

Foreword
Pages XV-XXIII
Lester D. Grant, Toni Schneider

Opening Address
Pages 1-7
J.J. Lambers-Hacquebard

Keynote Address
Pages 9-12
K. Bennett

The Global No_X Cycle
Pages 15-29
Robert Guicherit, Dick van den Hout

Atmospheric Physical Processes
Pages 31-44
H. van Dop

Ecological Effects Associated with No_X, Especially on Plants and Vegetation
Pages 45-60
A.C. POSTHUMUS

The Role of No_X as a Precursor of Acidic Deposition
Pages 61-77
J.M. HALES

Health Effects Associated with Nitrogen Oxides
Pages 79-90
G.J. van Esch, D.B. Menzel

Discussion: the No_X Environmental Problem
Pages 91-93
L. Grant, T. Schneider, N.D. van Egmond

Chemical and Physical Aspects of No_X Formation
Pages 97-114
H. Kremer

Nitrogen Oxide Emissions from Motor Vehicles
Pages 115-129
R.L. BRADOW

Emission Inventory for Stationary No_X Sources (USA)
Pages 131-141
H.B. MASON, M.A. HERTHER

Methodology of a General Emission Inventory in the Netherlands and Some Results with Respect to No_X
Pages 143-152
W.J. KOLSTEE

North American No_X Emission Inventories for Long Range Transport Model Evaluation
Pages 153-167
NELS LAULAINEN

Discussion: Basics of No_X Formation and Inventories of Sources
Pages 169-171
S. Stemerding, H. Mason, H.C. Moll

Monitoring Strategies and Exposure Assessment for No_X an Introduction to the Subject
Pages 175-182
L.J. Brasser

Monitoring Strategies in the United States
Pages 183-195
Richard G. Rhoads

Monitoring Strategies in Japan
Pages 197-208
YASUMASA KUMAZAWA

Monitoring Strategy in the Netherlands
Pages 209-223
D. Onderdelinden, N.D. van Egmond

Indoor No_X Pollution
Pages 225-233
JAN S.M. BOLEIJ, BERT BRUNEKREEF, ERIK LEBRET, KLAAS BIERSTEKER

Harmonisation of Methods of Ambient No_X Measurement in the European Economic Community
Page 235
A.J. APLING, H.J. PEPERSTRAETE, W. RUDOLF, F. MAGDONELLE

Monitoring Strategies and Exposure Assessment
Pages 237-239
L.J. Brasser, R. Rhoads, H.S.M.A. Diederen

Physical Transport or the Problem How to Model Air Pollution
Pages 243-248
W. KLUG

Chemical Transformation Processes for No_X Species in the Atmosphere
Pages 249-261
R A Cox

Dry Deposition of No_X
Pages 263-270
R.M. van Aalst

Wet Deposition of No_X
Pages 271-278
Willem A.H. Asman

Observations and Modeling of No_X in an Urban Area
Pages 279-288
J.H. Shreffler

Urban Scale Mathematical Model for Pollutants in a European City
Pages 289-307
P.P. Gaddo, J.H. Weaving

A Computer Modelling Study of the Relationship between Urban Exposure to Nitrogen Dioxide and Motor Vehicle Exhaust Emissions During the Summer Months
Pages 309-325
R.G. DERWENT

Modelling of Mesoscale Transport of No_X and NO₂; Concentration Levels and Source Contributions
Pages 327-346
N.D. van Egmond, H. Kesseboom

A Lagrangian Long Range Transport Model with Atmospheric Boundary Layer Chemistry
Pages 347-356
Anton Eliassen, Øystein Hov, Ivar S.A. Isaksen, Jørgen Saltbones, Frode Stordal

Recent Canada-Usa Transboundary Air Pollution Studies
Pages 357-363
D.M. WHELPDALE, J.W. BOTTENHEIM

Summary Transport, Transformation and Removal of No_X
Pages 365-367
H. Wiser, H. Nieboer, A.C. Bezemer

Discussion Transport, Transformation and Removal of No_X
Pages 369-373
H. Wiser, N. Nieboer, A.C. Bezemer

Pulmonary Dosimetry of Nitrogen Dioxide in Animals and Man
Pages 377-386
F.J. MILLER, J.H. OVERTON, E.T. MYERS, J.A. GRAHAM

Changes in Bronchial Reactivity of Asthmatics and Normals Following Exposures to 0.1 Ppm No₂
Pages 387-400
M.J. HAZUCHA, J.F. GINSBERG, W.F. MCDONNELL, E.D. HAAK, JR., R.L. PIMMEL, D.E. HOUSE, P.A. BROMBERG

Non-Respiratory Function of the Lungs: Host Defenses Against Infection
Pages 401-415
D.E. GARDNER, F.J. MILLER, J.W. ILLING, J.A. GRAHAM

Non-Respiratory Functions of the Lung: Pharmacological Effects
Pages 417-426
Daniel B. Menzel

Comparison of the Dose/Effect Relationship between No₂ and other Pollutants
Pages 427-440
A.V. Colucci

Comparison of Biological Effects of No₂, O₃ and Combinations of Both Oxidants
Pages 441-445
T. VENINGA, E. HOEKSMA, W. LEMSTRA, J. WAGENAAR

Nonrespiratory Function of the Lung: Biochemical Aspects
Pages 447-455
M.G. MUSTAFA, N.M. ELSAYED

Correlation between Morphological and Biochemical Alterations in the Rat Lung Exposed to Nitrogen Dioxide
Pages 457-466
P.J.A. ROMBOUT, J.A.M.A. DORMANS, L.H.J.C. DANSE, E. VAN ESCH, F.X.R. VAN LEEUWEN, M. MARRA

Influence of Nitrogen Dioxide on Xenobiotic Metabolism in Animals
Pages 467-475
J.A. GRAHAM, J.W. ILLING, F.J. MILLER, D.E. GARDNER

Effects of Nitrogen Dioxide on Pulmonary Function in Normal Healthy Humans and Subjects with Asthma and Chronic Bronchitis
Pages 477-486
T.J. KULLE

Discussion Health Effects of No_X
Pages 487-490
F.G. Hueter, G.J. van Esch, Th.M.L. Scheffers

Ecological and Biological Effects
Pages 493-500
G.P. Hekstra

Influence of Oxides of Nitrogen on Crop Growth and Yield: An Overview
Pages 501-510
R.G. AMUNDSON, D.C. MACLEAN

Effects of Nitrogen Oxides on Plants: Two Case Studies
Pages 511-520
T.A. MANSFIELD, MARY E. WHITMORE, R.M. LAW

The Effect of No₂ AND SO₂ alone and in Combination on the Productivity of Field-Grown Soybeans
Pages 521-531
PATRICIA M. IRVING, JOSEPH E. MILLER, PATRICIA B. XERIKOS

Effects of Nitrogen Dioxide in Combination with Sulfur Dioxide and Ozone on Selected Crops
Pages 533-546
RICHARD A. REINERT, WALTER W. HECK

Effects of Acid Atmospheric Deposition on Ecosystems in the Netherlands
Pages 547-554
H. van DAM, H.F. van DOBBEN

Survey of Acidification of Scandinavian Freshwater Systems; Water Chemistry of (Airborne) No_X
Pages 555-565
WILLIAM DICKSON

Effects from Acid Rain on Fish
Pages 567-576
HELGE LEIVESTAD

Effects of Acidic Precipitation on the North American Continent
Pages 577-594
J.H. GIBSON, R.A. LINTHURST

Discussion Ecological and Biological Effects
Pages 595-598
G.P. Hekstra, W.W. Heck, K. Meijer

General Discussion Ecological and Biological Effects
Pages 599-600
G.P. Hekstra, W.W. Heck, K. Meijer

Recent Ifrf Studies Upon the Reduction of No_X and SO₂ Emissions from Pulverized Coal Flames using Staged Mixing Burners
Pages 603-621
G. FLAMENT, W. PHELAN

Field Evaluation of No_X Control Technology for Utility Boilers in the Netherlands
Pages 623-634
J. VAN DER KOOIJ, J.L.G. VAN DER SLUYS

State-Of-The-Art Combustion Modification No_X Control for Stationary Combustion Equipment
Pages 635-651
Robert E. Hall, Joshua S. Bowen Jr.

Experience with full scale staged mixing burners for NO_X reduction from a 700 MWe power station and considerations upon their application for in-flame desulphurization
Pages 653-670
S. Michelfelder, K. Leikert, J. Chughtai

Nitrogen Oxides from Nitric Acid Production (No_X formation and abatement possibilities)
Pages 671-686
W. Toering

NOx Control Technology in Nitric Acid Production Plants
Pages 687-698
A. Kayaert

Review of Japanese Nox Control Technology for Stationary Sources
Pages 699-714
J. ANDO

The Hitachi Zosen No_X Removal Process for Fossil Fueled Boilers
Pages 715-724
RICHARD S. WIENER, SHINGO TANAKA

Exxon Thermal Deno_X Process for Stationary Combustion Sources
Pages 725-736
B.E. Hurst

Stationary Source No_X Control Technology Overview
Pages 737-745
F.T. PRINCIOTTA, director

Discussion Stationary Source No_X Control Technology
Pages 747-749
F.T. Princiotta, A.J. Elshout, J.G. Witkamp

Mobile Source Nox Control Techniques
Pages 753-782
ROBERT D. WAGNER, LARRY C. LANDMAN, JENSEN P. CHENG, KARL H. HELLMAN

The Influence of the Testcycle on Passenger Car No_X Control
Pages 783-790
R.C. Rijkeboer

Influence of Testcycles on No_X Emissions
Pages 791-802
M. Kuhler

Brake Efficiency and No_X Emission of the Spark Ignition Engine
Pages 803-815
D. GRUDEN, W. WURSTER, Th. F. BRACHERT

High Compression Lean Burn Engines for Improved Fuel Economy and Lower Nox Emissions
Pages 817-827
D. COLLINS, C.R. MEARS

Low Nox with Better Fuel Economy by Nissan Naps-Z Fast Burn Engine (Nissan Motor Co;, Ltd.)
Pages 829-855
H. Kuroda, Y. Nakajima, K. Sugihara, M. Konno

Control of Nitrogen Oxide Emissions from Gasoline Engines
Pages 857-870
E. KOBERSTEIN, H.-D. PLETKA, H. VöLKER

Catalytic Control of Nitrogen Oxide Emissions from Motor Vehicles
Pages 871-884
A.E.R. Budd, M. Wyatt

NO_X Control of Heavy-Duty Truck Diesel Engines the Priomo Programme of Daf Trucks
Pages 885-896
J. Kruithof

Diesel No_X Control
Pages 897-913
H. Oetting, G.W. Schweimer

Motor Vehicle No_X - the Canadian Situation
Pages 915-919
J.C. POLAK

Discussion Mobile Source No_X Control Technology
Pages 921-924
L.C. van Beekhoven, R.D. Wagner, J.A. van Ling, B. Hollemans

Policy on No_X Control and Its Implementation
Page 927
J.C. van Noordwijk-van Veen Mrs.

An air quality management system as a tool for establishing a NO_X policy
Pages 929-950
S. Zwerver

Japan'S Ambient Air Quality Standards of No₂ and Its Scientific Database
Pages 951-960
T. NAKAJIMA

Industry'S View of No_X Control Policy and Its Implementation
Pages 961-971
John P. McCullough

Industry views on NO_X control policy
Pages 973-978
N. van Lookeren Campagne

NO_X-abatement policy in the Netherlands
Pages 979-987
B.C.J. Zoeteman, L.C. van Beekhoven

United States No_X Policy
Pages 989-994
Richard G. Rhoads

NO_X Control Policy in the Federal Republic of Germany
Pages 995-1007
M. LANGE

NO_X Policy in Sweden Lars Lindau, the Swedish Environment Protection Board, Sweden
Pages 1009-1012

Nitrogen Oxides Control Policy Development and Implementation at the State Level
Pages 1013-1023
HARRY H. HOVEY, EDWARD W. DAVIS, JOHN G. DAVIS, RAYMOND F. MCDERMOTT

Introduction to the Paneldiscussion
Page 1025
K. Bennett

Paneldiscussion
Pages 1027-1030
K. Bennett

Organization: Symposium Chairmen
Page 1031
L. Grant, T. Schneider

List of Participants
Pages 1033-1067

General Aspects of the Planning of Air Quality Monitoring
Pages 1071-1076
D. Kühner

Advanced Combustion Modification
Pages 1077-1092
G. Blair Martin

Subject Index
Pages 1093-1100