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Diesel Particulate Matter is made up of the harmful particles found in the exhaust of diesel-fueled compression ignition (CI) engines. The California Air Resources Board, The California Code of Regulations for Standardization set and test DPF emissions. The solid material in diesel exhaust is Diesel Particulate Matter (DPM) - known to cause serious health issues, including cardiovascular and respiratory illness up-to and including premature death.

Air quality regulations have raised the bar on reducing pollution and managing emissions from diesel engines. Diesel trucks, backup generators, and transportation refrigeration units are required to comply with strict air quality standards. These regulations establish emission limits for engine sizes and locations which are then enforced by the relevant regulatory agency.