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77576 Experimental Methods in Exhaust Analysis
Danish title: Experimentelle metoder i røggasanalyse
Language: English Credit points: 5
Type: Open University
Language: English

Prerequisite: 21010 and at least one of the courses 77489, 77572, 77574, 36224
Recommended semester: 7th - 9th semester
Scope and form: Lectures and work in laboratory
Examination: Evaluation of report. (Pass/fail)
Participant limitation: max. 10

Contact person: Jesper Schramm, Building 403, Tel. +45 4525 4179, email jesper.schramm@et.dtu.dk

Department: Department of Energy Engineering
Aim: The course is primarily made for mechanical engineering students who are interested in the application of more advanced methods to characterize air pollution from different sources. It is the aim of the course that the students obtain the necessary theoretical and practical background in order to be able to apply the methods in their master project and future work as engineers.
Contents: Methods for separation, detection and quantification of polluting components of exhaust. Measurements of both gaseous and particulate bound pollutants. The following separation methods are included in the course: gas and liquid chromatography and open column chromatography. The following detection principles are included: infra red, UV, flourenscence, flame ionization and chemiluminescence. Special emphasize will be put into analyzing carcinogenic components in the exhaust. Some introduction lectures in physical and organic chemistry are given in order ensure that the students have the necessary theoretical background.