Emissions Variability Processor (EMVAP): Design, evaluation, and application

Figures & data

Figure 1. Example time series of variable SO₂ emissions from a single source.

Figure 2. Emission bins from time series of variable SO₂ emissions from a single source.

Figure 3. Frequency distribution of SO₂ emissions for Lovett (year 1988).

Figure 4. Exit velocities and SO₂ emissions for each Lovett bin.

Figure 5. Stack gas exit temperatures and SO₂ emissions for each Lovett bin.

Figure 6. Comparison of EMVAP results to monitored and AERMOD concentrations for Lovett.

Figure 7. Frequency distribution of SO₂ emissions for Clifty Creek Unit 1 (year 1975).

Figure 8. Comparison of EMVAP results to monitored and AERMOD concentrations for Clifty Creek.

Figure 9. Frequency distribution of SO₂ emissions at Kincaid (1980–1981).

Figure 10. Comparison of EMVAP results to monitored and AERMOD concentrations for Kincaid.

Figure 11. Time series of hourly emissions from representative source.

Figure 12. Emissions distribution for use in EMVAP.

Figure 13. Results of example EMVAP compliance emission rate analysis.