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Main Title Mobile source fact sheets.
CORP Author United States. Environmental Protection Agency. Office of Air and Waste Management.
Publisher U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and Waste Management,
Year Published 1972
Report Number EPA-420-F-72-001A
OCLC Number 70787775
Additional Subjects United States--Environmental Protection Agency--Office of Transportation and Air Quality
Internet Access
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https://nepis.epa.gov/Exe/ZyPDF.cgi?Dockey=9100SDW5.PDF
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ELCD  EPA 420-F-72-001A NVFEL Library/Ann Arbor, MI 06/14/2011
Collation 1 volume (loose-leaf)
Notes
"Fact Sheets." "EPA420-F-72-001." "Produced from about 1972 through 1978. Some of the fact sheets have multiple versions and titles as they were revised."
Contents Notes
FS-1 Motor vehicle air pollution control. Report on automotive fuel economy. FS-4 Conversion of motor vehicles to gaseous fuel to reduce air pollution. FS-5 Requirements for EPA confirmation testing of motor vehicle emission control devices. FS-5 EPA Retrofit and emission control device evaluation test policy. FS-6 Summary of responses to EPA request for information on effects of lead and lead scavengers in gasoline on automotive exhaust catalysts. Facts about methane gas for automotive use. FS-8 Kendig carburetor. FS-9 Suppressed carburetors that improve fuel economy. FS-10 Hydro-Catalyst. FS-11 Fuel economy of Mazda rotary engine vehicles. FS-12 Use of alcohols as motor fuel. FS-13 Automobile Fuel Economy. FS-14 Fuel economy data on individual cars. FS-14 "Ring of Power" emission control device. FS-15 Effect of vehicle weight on automotive emissions. FS-16 The two-car strategy. FS-17 EMA Motor. FS-18 Removal of emission controls. FS-19 Electric vehicles as a solution to air pollution and fuel shortages. FS-20 Flywheels for motor vehicles. FS-21 Gasoline / Water emulsions for emission control. FS-22 Alternative engines for cars. FS-22 Introduction of diesel powered passenger automobiles. FS-23 Motorcycle fact sheet. FS-23 Motorcycle emission control. FS-24 Odors from diesel-powered vehicles. FS-25 Comparison of the Japanese and U.S. automotive emission standards. FS-26 Hydrogen fuel for automobiles. FS-27 Octane requirements for 1975 model year cars operating on unleaded gasoline. FS-28 Fire hazards with catalyst-equipped cars. FS-28 Fire hazards with 1975 catalyst-equipped cars. FS-29 Unregulated pollutants from catalysts used for automotive emission control. FS-29 New pollutants from oxidation catalysts for automotive emission control. FS-29 Oxidation catalysts for automotive emission control. FS-30 Dresserator fuel induction system. FS-31 Summary of responses to EPA request for information on octane requirement increases for 1975 model automobiles. FS-32 Comparison of Union Oil Company and EPA fuel economy tests. FS-34 Diesel-powered automobiles. FS-35 Objectionable odors from catalyst-equipped vehicles. FS-36 LaPan Carburetor ("Gizmo"). FS-37 Emissions from heavy duty trucks and buses. FS-37 Emissions from heavy-duty trucks and buses. FS-38 Pogue carburetor. FS-39 Fuel economy, emissions, and safety of small & large cars. FS-40 Emissions and fuel economy characteristics of the Honda CVCC engine. FS-41 Health hazards associated with 1975 catalyst equipped cars operating in confined areas. FS-42 Need for warning devices for catalyst over temperature. FS-43 The Clean Air Coalition "Clean Air Car". FS-45 Validity of EPA highway fuel economy data. FS-46 Future emission standards. FS-47 Fuel penalty caused by emission controls. FS-48 Replacement of oxidation catalysts. FS-49 Hydrogen Cyanide from catalyst cars. FS-50 Mobile source air pollution control programs. FS-51 The Office of Mobile Source Air Pollution Control. FS-52 The Portland study: Control of air pollution from motor vehicle emissions. FS-53 Interchange of engines on General Motors cars. FS-54 EPA's process for evaluation of inventions for which claims of improved emission control and fuel economy are made. FS-55 Lead anti-knock compounds continue to be utilized in gasoline to conserve fuel. FS-56 Claimed health hazards from Palladium content of catalysts. FS-57 Emissions from motorized bicycles (Mopeds). FS-58 Proposed rulemaking on fuel economy labeling procedures for 1979 and later model year automobiles. FS-59 Limited adjustments on future cars.