Microplastics : communication from TNO
An interesting paper from TNO can be read here In this text, the three important topics on which TNO is
LEON-T will contribute to introduce measures that are effective and widely accepted by investigating both particulate and noise emissions from tyres, and in doing so define and propose practical standardised methods for both lab and road testing—of tyre abrasion rate (mostly larger particles) and airborne particulate emissions. It will also be further investigated and modelled the dispersion and environmental fate of these particulate emissions. Also, the potential effects of tyre noise on cardiovascular health will be investigated using waking tests and sleep studies.
The insights gained in these investigations will be used to optimise the design, prototyping and demonstration of a novel airless tyre, which it is expected that will combine reduced noise, wear and emissions with high safety, reliability and comfort. Finally, LEON-T will make policy recommendations to mitigate against potential health hazards caused by tyre particulate and noise emissions.
The overall objective of LEON-T is to significantly increase the body of verified knowledge and evidence about (the measurement of) particle and noise emissions from tyres—and their associated effects on public health and well-being—in order to propose effective and efficient mitigating measures through regulation, labelling and tyre design.
An interesting paper from TNO can be read here In this text, the three important topics on which TNO is
A survey has been created to gather valuable insights from relevant stakeholders throughout the automotive value chain regarding their perspectives
On December 1st, 45 undergraduate and master students from eleven universities in Spain visited our headquarters as part of the