WEBINAR - Forthcoming automotive regulations will include requirements for brake wear emissions on top of the existing exhaust limits, leading to additional research and development, testing and homologation efforts.

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WEBINAR - Brake wear is one of the most significant non-exhaust traffic-related sources of particulate matter and, as a result, will be included in future emission regulations. Due to the broad size range of brake wear particles new instruments are required.