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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 

Region 5 

Chicago, Illinois 

Emission Control Technology Division 

Motor Vehicle Emissions Laboratory 

Ann Arbor, Michigan 

Chicago Lung Association 

Chicago, Illinois 

Diesel Particulate Control/ 

Alternative Fuels Symposium 

January 27-28, 1987 

JANUARY 27, 1987 

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8 a.m. 

9 a.m. 

9-05 a.m. 

9:15 a.m. 

Registration 

Introduction Steve Rothbl att, 

Chief, Air and Radiation Branch, Region 5. U.S.EPA 

Welcome to U.S. EPA Region 5 Frank M. Covington 

Deputy Regional Administrator, Region 5, 

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) 

Keynote Address Charles Gray. 

Director, Emission Control Technology Division, 

Office of Mobile Sources. U.S.EPA 

10:00 a.m Break 

10:15 a.m. Environmental and Health Issues (panel discussion) moderator, 

John Kirkwood, 

Chicago Lung Association 

Characteristics of Diesel Emissions Dennis Schuetzle, 

Ford Motor Company 

Risk Analysis Dr. Joellen Lewtas, 

Chief, Genetic Bioassay Branch, U.S. FPA 

Overview of Health Effects Institute Research on 

Diesel Particulates..... Dr. Rashid Shaikh, 

Health Effects Institute (HEI) 

12 noon 

1:30 p.m. 

Lunch 

Inhalation Studies.. Dr. Robert K. Jones, 

Lovelace Inhalation Toxicology Research Institute 

Health Effects of Methanol.... Dr. Robert Kavet, 

ERI Incoporated, 

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Agenda 

Diesel Particulate Control/ 

Alternative Fuels Symposium 

Health Effects Studies at General Motors...Dr. Jaroslav J. Vostal, 

General Motors Research Laboratory 

Present/Future Standards w David Doniger, 

Natural Resources Defense Council 

2:50 p.m. Break 

3:00 p.m. Diesel Cont.rol Technology (panel discussion) moderator, 

Sarah LaBelle, 

Chicago Transit Authority 

Engine Modifications to Meet Future Standards Thomas Baines. 

Emission Control Technology Division, U.S.EPA 

Trap Oxidizers Bruce Bertelsen, 

Manufacturers of Emission Controls Association 

Status of Trap Oxidizer Projects Thomas Baines 

Impact of Cleaner Diesel Fuels on Cost Timothy Sprik. 

Emission Control Technology Division, U.S.EPA 

JANUARY 28, 1987 

9 a.m. Survey of Alternative Fuels (panel discussion) moderator. 

Dr. Barry Nussbaum, 

Chief, Operations and Compliance Policy Branch. U.S.EPA 

Methanol- sources, markets, emissions, safety Bob Murray, 

Director, Worlwide Methyl Fuels. 

Celanese Chemical Company 

Methane: sources, markets, emissions, safety..Dr. Jeffrey Seisler, 

American Gas Association 

Operational Aspects of the Canadian Methanol in Large 

Engine Program Tom Timbario, 

Sypher-Mueller International 

10:30 a.m. Break 

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Agenda 

Diesel Particulate Control/ 

Alternative Fuels Symposium 

10:45 a.m. The Use Of Methanol Fuels To Achieve 

Heavy Duty Engine Standards moderator, 

Thomas Baines, 

Emission Control Technology Division. U.S.EPA 

Environmental Benefits of Methanol Fueled 

Heavy Duty Engi nes Jeff Al son . 

Emission Control Technology Division, U.S. EPA 

Meeting EPA Emission Standards Charles Napier. 

M.A.N. 

Methanol Engine Development Don Petersen, 

Detroit Diesel Allison - GM 

12 noon Lunch 

1:30 p.m. Government Policies: The Choices (panel discussion) moderator 

Steve Rothblatt. 

Chief, Air and Radiation Branch, Region 5, U.S.EPA 

Existing Alternative Fuel Fleets Vincent DeMarco, 

Urban Mass Transportation Administration (UMTA) 

Methanol /Ethanol /Natural Gas Eugene Eckl und, 

Department of Energy 

Opportunities for Future Demonstration Projects Paul Fish, 

Region 5, UMTA 

3 p.m. Closing Statement Steve Rothblatt 

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