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US EPA approves Horiba technology for measuring NOx emissions

Summary by Automotive Testing Technology International
New real-time gas measurement technology from Horiba has been approved by the US Environmental Protection Agency as an acceptable alternative for measuring NOX emissions in the certification testing of heavy-duty engines and light-duty vehicles. Horiba’s Infra-Red Laser Absorption Modulation (IRLAM) technology marks a major breakthrough in infrared gas analysis. By combining advanced sampling techniques with next-generation computational algorit…
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US EPA approves Horiba technology for measuring NOx emissions

New real-time gas measurement technology from Horiba has been approved by the US Environmental Protection Agency as an acceptable alternative for measuring NOX emissions in the certification testing of heavy-duty engines and light-duty vehicles. Horiba’s Infra-Red Laser Absorption Modulation (IRLAM) technology marks a major breakthrough in infrared gas analysis. By combining advanced sampling techniques with next-generation computational algorit…

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Automotive Testing Technology International broke the news in on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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