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Among the roadway facility types, the largest difference was on arterial roads, where the tested on-road emissions were higher than MOBILE6.2 estimates. As for idling conditions, the tested emissions were much higher than MOBILE6.2 estimates and indicates a need for further investigation of idling ...
In addition, the feedlot daily downwind concentrations were 3 to 6 times higher than the upwind stations even though there was a roadway close (25 m) to the upwind station. However, this condition is quite common in these animal facilities. From the diurnal PM concentration, the mean PM2.5 ...