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Reducing Air Emissions from Reducing Air Emissions from Transportation and Construction Transportation and Construction What Boston-Area Universities What Boston-Area Universities and Colleges Can Do--- and Colleges Can Do--- Presented by: Presented by: David E. Harris Jr. David E. Harris Jr. General Manager, Transportation Services General Manager, Transportation Services Carl A. Tempesta Carl A. Tempesta Operations Manager, Transportation Services Operations Manager, Transportation Services
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Page 1: Presented by:        David  E. Harris Jr.    General Manager, Transportation Services

Reducing Air Emissions from Reducing Air Emissions from Transportation and ConstructionTransportation and Construction

What Boston-Area Universities and What Boston-Area Universities and Colleges Can Do--- Colleges Can Do---

Presented by:Presented by: David E. Harris Jr. David E. Harris Jr.

General Manager, Transportation ServicesGeneral Manager, Transportation Services

Carl A. TempestaCarl A. Tempesta

Operations Manager, Transportation ServicesOperations Manager, Transportation Services

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Global Warming

- Rising sea level, drought,tropical disease, extinction, famine, flooding, ….

Air Pollution

- Smog, asthma, bronchitis, acid rain, cancer, ….

Why Should We Use Alternative Fuel Vehicles (AFV’s)?

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Why Use Alternative Fuel Vehicles (AFV’s)?

Urban Air Pollution

Vehicular emissions are a major source of air pollutants, including:

– nitrous oxides (NOx)– hydrocarbons (VOCs)– particulate matter (Pm)– carbon monoxide (CO)– sulfur dioxide (SO2)

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Why Use Alternative Fuel Vehicles (AFV’s)?

•Voluntary and Non-Regulated Approach

•Town Gown---Cambridge/Boston

•Supports the Mission of Harvard’s Green Campus Initiative

“A Vision of Harvard University becoming a global leader in addressing the most important issue of our times: the global

environmental imperative.”

•It’s Fun!

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Gasoline

Diesel/ ULSD

Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)

Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)

Fossil Fuels

BiomassEthanol

Biodiesel

Electricity

/Hydrogen Fuel Cells

Any Source

What are the Options?

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EPA Verified Retrofit Technologies

Manuf.Technology

Applicability Reductions (%) 

PM 

CO 

NOx 

HC

Caterpillar, IncCatalyzed Converter/Muffler (CCM)

Highway, heavy and medium-heavy duty, 4-cycle, non-EGR, year 1998 - 2003,

20 20 na 40

Clean Diesel Technologies

Platinum Plus Purifier System

Highway, medium-heavy and heavy-heavy duty, 4 cycle, , turbocharged

25 to 50

16 to 50

0 to 540 to 50

Engelhard DPX Catalyzed Diesel Particulate Filter

Highway, heavy-duty, 4 cycle,

60 60 n/a 60

Engine Control Systems

Purifilter - Diesel Particulate Filter

Highway: Heavy Medium Heavy-Duty; Urban Bus; 4 cycle;

90 75 n/a 85

Johnson MatheyCatalyzed Contin. Regen. Tec

(CCRT) Particulate Filter

Highway, heavy-heavy, medium-.

60 60 n/a 60

Lubrizol      PuriNOx Water emulsion fuel

Heavy Duty, Highway & Non-road,

16- 58

33 to 35

9 to 20

30 to -120

VariousBiodiesel(1 to 100%)

Heavy Duty, Highway, 2 & 4 cycle

471- 47

1 to -10

1 to 67

VariousCetane Enhancers

Heavy Duty, Highway, 4 cycle,

n/a n/a 0 to 5 n/a

* Total PM reduction figures reflect reductions from both tailpipe and crankcase emissions. These effectiveness figures are provisional values subject to change pending final review of the test data.

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Barriers to Implementation

•Entry Cost

•Return on Investment

•Regulations- City/Local/State

•Overcoming doubts/questions about technology

•Availability of Solution/Technology

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Data from www.biodiesel.org

What Have We Learned?

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What Have We Learned?

BioDiesel Can Be Used in Multiple Types of Equipment

Volvo LD50

Chevrolet Duramax

TopKick w/ CAT 3208

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Year Make Model Year Make Model1995 Bluebird TC2000 2003 Freightliner Sprinter1997 Bluebird TC2000 2002 Freightliner Sprinter SHC1401998 Bluebird TC2000 2001 GMC Topkick-Cseries1999 Bluebird TC2000 2002 GMC Savana Cut Van2000 Bluebird TC2000 2002 GMC Savana Cut Van2002 Bluebird TCFE 2000 Goosen Mid Vac2002 Bluebird TCFE 2000 Isuzu NPR Box Truck2003 Bluebird XCEL 102 2000 Isuzu NPR Box Truck2004 Chevrolet Topkick 2000 Isuzu NPR Box Truck2002 Chevrolet Topkick 1989 Jacobson Gangmower F-10 Tractor2000 Bobcat Skid Steer 2000 John Deere 5310 Tractor1998 Bobcat Loader Truck 1995 John Deere Skid Steer2001 Bobcat 753G Skidsteer 1995 John Deere Skid Steer1993 Bombardier Plow 1996 John Deere Tractor1993 Bombardier Plow 1996 John Deere 5300 Tractor2004 Chevrolet Topkick-C7500S 1998 John Deere 4100 Tractor 2002 Chevrolet CG31405 Van 2003 John Deere Gator2001 Chevrolet C-Series-Topkick 2004 John Deere X595 Tractor2002 Freightliner Sprinter 2003 Sullair 185DPQ-PERK 2002 Freightliner Sprinter 2002 Tenant Sweeper 8002003 Freightliner Sprinter 2001 Volvo L50D

Harvard Equipment Powered by Biodiesel

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What Have We Learned?

•Positive Feedback from Community and Peers

•It really does smell better!

•Biodiesel does perform well in Cold Weather!Cold Weather!

•Engine warranties are not at risk

•Limited suppliers

•Cost benefits to on-site fueling

•On-going Analysis—Oil testing, Emissions, Vehicle maintenance

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Contact Information

david _ harris _ jr @ harvard.edu

175 North Harvard St. Boston, MA 02134

Telephone: 617.496.5916

www.uos.harvard.edu

Thank You for Attending!

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