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where: <br /> k(PMio) = 1.5 (empirical constant) <br /> S = 10%(silt content) (use whole number value) <br /> W = 34 tons (mean vehicle weight, average of empty and full) <br /> ` p = 72 (precipitation days) <br /> a = 0.9 (empirical constant) <br /> b = 0.45 (empirical constant) <br /> CE = 75%(empirical constant) <br /> Based on available data,the emission factor for unpaved roads is 0.568 pounds of PM10 per <br /> ` vehicle mile traveled(uncontrolled) and 0.456 pounds of PM10 per vehicle mile traveled <br /> (controlled). To account for emission controls, a control efficiency of 75%was applied. Weather <br /> ` data(days of measurable precipitation) from htti)://www.wrce.dri.edu/summga for Lodi, <br /> California. The project condition provides for 981 and 256,041 (see Transportation and Traffic <br /> section)daily and annual round-trip vehicle trips,respectively, each presumed to be traveling a <br /> °i distance of 1/2 mile on unpaved roads and within the circulation area(per trip). <br /> Nonroad Equipment and Mobile Vehicles <br /> The types of nonroad equipment at the project site include loaders, grader, excavators,off- <br /> highway trucks(such as water trucks), scrapers,and haul trucks. Emission factors for all <br /> v <br /> equipment except haul trucks and pickup trucks were obtained from the U.S. EPA's NONROAD <br /> model and documentation and databases prepared in support of NONROAD. The NONOAD <br /> model considers the rules of 40 CFR Part 89 that establish standards for emissions of CO, VOC, <br /> NOx, and PM on equipment of the type used in the construction and other industries. Emission <br /> factors for each equipment type were applied to the anticipated equipment work output <br /> (horsepower-hours of expected equipment use). Average horsepower,hours of operations,and <br /> 4 <br /> load factors were developed based on NONROAD databases, specifically for California. <br /> ` Emission factors for haul trucks were obtained from the EMFAC2002 model. Haul trucks with a <br /> gross vehicle weight greater than 8,500 pounds(heavy trucks). The pickup trucks were <br /> conservatively assumed to travel 50 miles each day, although they are mainly used for inspection <br /> and supply/personnel transport purposes at the site. The haul trucks were assumed to travel 50 <br /> miles each way between the facility and the aggregate markets, a conservative estimate given the <br /> distance between the project site and typical markets. Table AQ-6 presents the nonroad usage <br /> data. Table A-7 and Table A-8 present the emission factors used of nonroad equipment and <br /> ` motor vehicles for 2007 and 2021,respectively. <br />