Extensive research has been undertaken to enable manufacturers to meet U.S. EPA standards calling for the control of diesel particulates and NOx reductions, and to minimize the potential health risk of diesel exhaust. Diesel Particulate Emissions contains 35 papers covering over a decade (1981 through 1992) of research in the measurement and control of diesel particulate emissions. The main focus is on engine and aftertreatment controls, with additional information on combustion formation fundamentals, measurement techniques, characterization studies, fuel and additive effects, and health related studies. A bibliography lists additional papers and other references in the diesel particulate area. Contents include: Overview of Particulate and NOx Reduction Strategies; Measurement Techniques, Characterization and Fundamental Considerations; Fuel and Additive Effects; and Engine and Aftertreatment Controls.