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| We can now settle once and for all the question of what "WERC"
actually stands for. This information cannot be found anywhere on
the current WERC website. It's "Waste-management Education and
Research Consortium," with the first two words hyphenated so that that
inconvenient M can be gotten rid of. |
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| Bob demonstrates that the probe is simply held in the
end of the outlet tube to get a reading. Here, a reading of the
non-treated output taken directly from the engine is obtained. |
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| Assembly pretty much complete. |
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| The power supply is adjusted to provide the necessary
voltage to the ESP. |
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| The ESP is now treating the exhaust stream. The
outlet from the ESP can be sampled with the probe. |
