In partnership with University law enforcement & tech teams

How the Test Was Performed

• Carbon Monoxide (CO) emissions decreased by 34.16% compared to baseline. Lower CO means fewer toxic gases released into the air, improving air quality and health outcomes.

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TEST RESULTS HIGHLIGHTS

• Hexane C6 (HC) emissions dropped by 83.60%.

  Significant cut in unburned hydrocarbons—this points to cleaner combustion and reduced smog potential.

• CO₂ Efficiency: While CO₂% increased, net CO₂ emissions fell due to better fuel

  economy.

  Burning less fuel for the same work means a lower carbon footprint and potential carbon credit eligibility.

• Oxygen (O₂) in exhaust increased.

  Indicates a more efficient and complete fuel burn—less wasted energy, fewer emissions.

• Nitrogen Oxides (NOx) reduced by 42.25%.

  Cuts down on smog and acid rain contributors, improving compliance with air quality standards.

• Lambda (Air-Fuel Ratio) approached the ideal 14.7:1, with AFR up 7%.

  Demonstrates finely tuned combustion—reducing emissions and enhancing fuel

  performance.

• Combustion Efficiency rose by 0.17%.

  Even marginal gains scale up over fleets, reducing fuel use and operational costs.