Emission Factor Models are created to permit comparison of alternative strategies for reducing and maintaining ambient pollution levels. New vehicle certification testing methods were developed for light-duty cares and trucks in the 1990's. The new methods provide superior estimates of in-use evaporative emissions than those previously obtained. Little data using the new methods is available for in-use heavy-duty trucks. The purpose of this study was to measure evaporative emissions with a limited sample of the larger vehicles using the new vehicle certification protocols. The results will be used to confirm or improve corresponding Emission Factor Model inputs for this class of vehicle. Results of the testing were consistent with results obtained from light-duty vehicle when fuel tank size and vehicle age is considered.
Heavy-Duty Truck Evaporative Emissions Testing for Emissions Inventory
2002
76 pages
Report
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English
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