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... Trends in Emission Indices 13 In general, modern gas turbine aircraft engines have much higher combustion efficiencies than the conventional piston engines used in general aviation. The research team observed this phenomenon in the ACRP Project 02-54 research.
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... 14 Exhaust Emissions from In-Use General Aviation Aircraft by the amount of condensable organic and sulfate species present in the engine exhausts. This is true for both the CF34 jet and the TPE331 turboprop engines.
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