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THE LIQUID AND GASEOUS FUEL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
Citation:
Winkler, D., B. Henning, AND P. Marsosudiro. THE LIQUID AND GASEOUS FUEL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, D.C., EPA/600/2-91/057 (NTIS 92-115203), 1991.
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Description:
The report describes the national liquid and gaseous fuel distribution system. he study leading to the report was performed as part of an effort to better understand emissions of volatile organic compounds from the fuel distribution system. he primary, secondary, and tertiary segments of the liquid fuels (crude oil and refined liquid petroleum products) distribution system are discussed individually, the quantities of liquid fuels are estimated, and the transportation modes for each system segment are described. The report includes a flow chart describing the fuel distribution system and its end users. he discussion of the U. S. natural gas distribution system includes estimates of state-specific and total gas production, a flow chart describing the system and its end users, and flow charts describing the natural gas marketing system.