Data Loggers for Monitoring Diesel Emissions

Monitoring Diesel Emissions

MadgeTech's diesel emission data loggers verify compliance with diesel emissions regulations. Many of these devices come equipped with trigger settings capabilities, LED alarms and can record hundreds of hours of data. MadgeTech’s diesel emission data loggers can be used to profile the temperature of on and off road diesel engines to determine which diesel particulate filter should be used.

Maintaining diesel emission safety is imperative to the success and maintenance of generators, buses, and other equipment. Many federal and state regulations require diesel emissions to be monitored and reduced if necessary. MadgeTech’s line of data loggers enable ease of compliance with diesel emission standards with its precision and rugged durability.

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The Toxic Pollutants Hiding in Snow

We have all been waiting on the return of spring, but as the temperatures begin to warm and the snow starts melting, the quality of the air we breathe only gets worse. Researchers from McGill University in Montreal say the seasonal transition has us breathing in a "toxic cocktail" caused from car emissions over the winter.

Project Underway to Extract Biofuel from Human Waste

Our personal vehicles are a major contributor to global warming, with every gallon of gas burned said to release 24 pounds of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. In an effort to take fossil fuel burning vehicles off the road, European carmaker SEAT is working with Aqualia, a Spanish water management company to turn human waste into a useable fuel.

MIT Study Expects Volkswagen Recall to Cause Premature Deaths

It's been two years since the German automaker, Volkswagen, admitted to installing "defeat" devices in 11 million cars worldwide. The revelation had immediate impacts on drivers and dealers around the world, but we now know the impact it will have on public health. According to a recent paper published by scientists at MIT, the diesel cars sold between 2008 and 2015 will cause the premature deaths of more than a thousand people across the globe.

Carbon Emissions Converted into Tools for Art

In a world that was mainly dependent on fossil fuels for hundreds of years, it's no surprise that the consequences are catching up with us. In recent news, air pollution is the leading environmental cause of death on the planet, and is to blame for 2.2 million deaths in China and India in 2015 alone. As society continues to wean away from the use of fossil fuels, one startup company has found a way to put pollutants to good use.