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David Klinikowski

Assistant Research Professor

Affiliation(s):

  • Larson Transportation Institute

201 Transportation Research Building

dxk6@psu.edu

814-863-1898

Research Areas:

Advanced Materials and Devices; Transportation Engineering; Transportation Systems; Vehicle Dynamics and Controls; Vehicle Systems Engineering

Interest Areas:

Heavy vehicle research and testing, structural durability, reliability, vehicle emissions, design, instrumentation, electric vehicles, alternative fuels, pavement surface characteristics, advanced propulsion systems, automotive safety, and tire surface interaction.

 
 

 

Education

Publications

Journal Articles

  • David J Klinikowski, Suresh S Iyer and V Madhadevan, 2016, "Recovery of Tail Pipe Species Concentrations Signals and its Effect on Emissions Calculations from Raw Exhaust Gas Streams during Chassis Dynamometer Tests", SAE Journal of Engines, Volume 9, No. 3, pp. 1763-1774 (12 Pages)
  • David J Klinikowski, Suresh S Iyer and Suresh S Iyer, 2015, "Uncertainties in Measurements of Emissions in a Partial Flow Sampling System", Technical Paper, (2015-26-0096), pp. 8 pages

Other

  • David J Klinikowski, 2019, "Waterless Bridge Joint Cleaning", (Number: FHWA-PA-009-PSU WO 009), pp. 22 ages
  • Suresh S Iyer, Mishra Partha, David J Klinikowski, Thompson Boyd, Myra Strange, Wanda Boggs and Carl Thornblad, 2015, "Advanced Low-Floor Vehicle (ALFV) Specification Research", MINETA TRANSPORTATION INSTITUTE PUBLICATIONS, (Report Number CA-MNTRC-14-1151), pp. 103
  • David J Klinikowski and Suresh S Iyer, 2013, "Uncertainties in Measurements of Emissions in Chassis Dynamometer Tests", Technical Paper, Volume 112, Section 4, (2014-01-1584), pp. 9 pages

Research Projects

Honors and Awards

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About

Established in 1989 by the Pennsylvania Transportation Institute with funding provided by the Federal Transit Administration, the Larson Transportation Institute’s Bus Research and Testing Center tests buses for safety, structural integrity, durability, performance, maintainability, noise, emissions, energy economy, and fuel economy. Based primarily in Altoona, Pennsylvania, the Center also has a facility located at the Larson Transportation Institute Test Track in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania.  

Bus Research and Testing Center

2237 Plank Road

Duncansville, PA 16635

Phone: 814-695-3404

Fax: 814-695-4069