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13th International Conference: Tunnel Safety and Ventilation

We are proud to see the VERA EU project represented at the Tunnel Safety and Ventilation Congress in Graz.

Check out this update from our colleague Rodrigo Herrero Paredes latest presentation. We are proving that capturing emissions at the source is the most effective way to ensure cleaner air for suburban rail passengers. Click here for full LinkedIn re-post.

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VERA General Assembly M18

Valuable insights and strategic discussions during the VERA project 18th month GA and review meeting at Idiada, Tarragona on 26 and 27 June 2024. 

Click for the VERA EU project LinkedIn page, here.

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Workshop Aerosolfd

Thera was an excellent collaboration between VERA and AeroSolfd projects. Our colleague Rodrigo Herrero Paredes from Metro De Madrid represented our consortium and shared the activities on brake retrofit for metro. 

For more news about the VERA EU project please click the LinkedIn page, here.

VERA consortium participants with the project's light-duty and heavy-duty vehicles.

One-year General Assembly, Graz, Austria

The VERA project successfully convened its 12-month General Assembly at the Technische Universität Graz (TUG) in Austria on November 22nd and 23rd, 2023. The project partners gathered to review the accomplishments of the past year, and to engage in productive discussions and collaborative planning for future project milestones. The event, hosted by TUG, provided an opportunity for the consortium to coordinate strategies and bolster our commitment to advancing sustainable retrofit vehicle aftertreatment and brake technologies.

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Evaluation of Active and Passive Brake Emission Mitigation Strategies in Real Driving Scenarios

In this study, we evaluate passive brake modifications and active filtration under real-world driving conditions, achieving PM emission reductions up to 94% and 97%, respectively.

Please click here to read the full article.

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Book chapter: Three and Four-Way Catalytic Converters

Published in Advances in Automotive Exhaust Gas Control and Aftertreatment Technologies, this chapter details the principles and applications of three- and four-way catalytic converters for effective vehicle emission control.

Link to the book

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Modelling airborne brake wear particle transport in subway systems: A line-scale framework

In this paper, we present a 1D transport model to evaluate indoor air quality across an entire subway line (Madrid Metro Line 1). Incorporating real train dynamics, ventilation schedules, among others, the model tracks spatial and temporal particulate emissions generated by mechanical braking. We utilise this framework to assess mitigation strategies, specifically highlighting the impact of Tallano Technologies' on-board retrofit filtration systems in capturing brake pollutants at the source.

Please click here to read the full article

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Model-based development and optimisation of retrofit solutions for exhaust emissions control

In this paper, we present an efficient testing-and-modeling framework to design vehicle retrofit solutions that reduce solid particle number (SPN) emissions. Applied to a Euro 6d CNG car, our optimized coated Gasoline Particulate Filter (cGPF) achieved >90% filtration efficiency while maintaining stable engine backpressure. This scalable approach enables rapid retrofit deployment to improve urban air quality.

VERA partners at EuroBrake 2026

The VERA project consortium made a powerful impact on EuroBrake 2026, held in Mainz, Germany, 1-3 June 2026, showcasing our final results and promoting the conversation on non-exhaust emissions.

Mechanistic Aspects of the Chemical Reactions in a Three-Way Catalytic Converter Containing Cu and Platinum Group Metals

Mechanistic Aspects of the Chemical Reactions in a Three-Way Catalytic Converter Containing Cu and Platinum Group Metals

Publication by VERA partner: Monolithos 
This paper details the reaction mechanisms within three-way catalytic converters utilising copper and platinum group metals, proposing a novel scheme for enhanced efficiency and sustainability. Learn about our PROMETHEUS catalyst, a cost-effective, environmentally friendly solution for automotive emissions control.

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D1.1: Market Screening Results on Tailpipe and Brake Retrofit Systems

This deliverable presents a detailed analysis of current retrofit solutions for vehicle emissions. It covers both tailpipe and brake systems, evaluating their performance, cost, and market availability. Click to the link below to access the report and explore our findings on sustainable vehicle retrofitting.

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