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The installation of selective reduction of exhaust gases on the chassis of the vehicles. The tank feeding with AdBlue is equally easy compared to the fuel supply (fig. 2).

The installation of selective reduction of exhaust gases on the chassis of the vehicles. The tank feeding with AdBlue is equally easy compared to the fuel supply (fig. 2).

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... Keywords: helth, shell, brake, pad, composite Current concerns about the environment and human health regarding fine and ultra-fine particles released to the environment from different sources have been the subject of several papers in the literature [1][2][3][4][5]. Recently, the vehicle braking system is considered by the European authorities as a source of pollutant emissions in urban air as a result of friction between discs and brake pads [6]. ...
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