Due to the rapid development of air transport, there is a need to assess the actual emissions of harmful compounds associated with the operation of aircraft. The main threats to the natural environment are the products of incomplete and partial combustion contained in exhaust gases. The article presents the results of exhaust emission tests for a CESSNA-152II aircraft engine under stationary test conditions.For many years, transport, as one of the fundamental sectors of the economy, has been characterized by continuous development. This is particularly evident in the example of developing countries. As the wealth of society increases, subsequent sectors of the economy develop. In the case of Poland, certain cause-and-effect relationships can be observed. Upon Poland’s accession to the European Union structures, labor markets in several European countries were opened to Poles. This caused a sudden demand for a long-distance and fast means of transport. Initially, bus connections to major European cities were very popular. (…)
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Source: Logistyka Magazine