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Because LEV emissions are most sensitive to sulfur fluctuations, it was thought that extrapolations would be both speculative and possibly very inaccurate, especially below 30 ppm. Thus, in MOBILE6, sulfur's effect on emissions will be limited to a range of 30 ppm on the low end and 600 ppm on the high end. For consistency within MOBILE6 and for ease of use, this valid range will apply to all vehicle. ------- technologies and emitter classifications.
In this initial analysis for the 10/1/97 MOBILE6 workshop, the effects of sulfur on start emissions were found to be small in magnitude and statistically insignificant in most cases when compared to FTP emissions and running emissions effects. So, the effect of sulfur on start emissions was assumed to be zero in all cases. The reader is referred to the 10/1/97 workshop presentation materials and handouts for the exact correlations developed based on the relationship between sulfur and exhaust emissions shown above.