ANES 2021 Aviation Emissions Voigt Slides Revised Redacted Version

Reducing emissions, contrails and climate impact from aviation – Highlights from recent aircraft campaigns Global Effective Radiative Forcing from Aviation DLR.de • Chart 2 CO2 34.3 mW m-2 Contrail cirrus 57.4 mW m-2 NOx 17.5 mW m-2 Lee et al., Atmos. Env., 2021 Christiane.Voigt@dlr.de Reducing the climate impact from aviation → Aviation climate impact mitigation by alternative fuels – the fast chain → Lean combustion → Reduced emissions during COVID lockdown 2020, Contrail avoidance DLR.de • Chart 3 Christiane.Voigt@dlr.de ECLIF2/NDMAX 2018 Lead: Bruce Anderson, NASA P. LeClercq, H. Schlager, C. Voigt DLR DLR.de • Folie 5 Reduced soot emissions by biofuel blends 50% HEFA Biofuel JET A1 Moore et al., Nature, 2017 Christiane.Voigt@dlr.de Climate impact and way forward DLR.de • Chart 6 Burkhardt et al., 2018 Previous campaigns → no 100% alternative fuel → No aromatic composition < 8.5% → No large engines → Novel observations needed Reduction in contrail cirrus RF by 80% reduction in EIice Efficient mitigation by alternative fuels →80% reduction in ice particle concentrations leads to 50 % reduction in radiative forcing →more pronounced in air traffic corridors →Fast implementation in fueling system possible Christiane.Voigt@dlr.de Lean Combustion DLR.de • Chart 7 What about soot and contrails at cruise? → Soot and contrail characteristics to be confirmed → Novel observations needed → Reduced NOx and soot emissions of staged lean combustors during LTO cycle → Flight tests show 35% reduction in EI NOx of new GEnx-2B PIP at cruise altitudes wrt CF6-50E. E I( N x )…
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