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Georgia Air Quality and Climate Summit

Georgia Air Quality and Climate Summit. Thomas Nissalke, Ph.D. Director of Environmental and Technical Services City of Atlanta Department of Aviation. May 7, 2008. --The Last Frontier: Controlling Non-Road Mobile Sources--. Aircraft Engines, Ground Support Equipment (GSE),

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Georgia Air Quality and Climate Summit

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  1. Georgia Air Quality and Climate Summit Thomas Nissalke, Ph.D. Director of Environmental and Technical Services City of Atlanta Department of Aviation May 7, 2008

  2. --The Last Frontier: Controlling Non-Road Mobile Sources-- Aircraft Engines, Ground Support Equipment (GSE), and Construction Equipment

  3. Hartsfield-Jackson AtlantaInternational Airport Ownership: The City of Atlanta Operator: Department of Aviation World’s Busiest Airport Largest employment center in the State of Georgia (56,000 employees) Property: 4,700 acres Runways: 5 parallel (longest runway - 11,889’) City of Atlanta/airlines developed a $5.4 billion 10-year H-JAIA development program to accommodate current and future air traffic demands.

  4. Who Regulates Emissions From These Sources? Who Controls the Use of These Sources? Aircraft etc. GSE Construction Equipment Contractors

  5. Aircraft Emissions – Tons/Year

  6. GSE Emissions Total GSE emissions are a function of the number of operations, the time in use, and the fuel type of equipment. Due to proprietary nature of the data, airlines have historically been reluctant to disclose data related to their current GSE fleets and their plans for the future. As a result, reported emission estimates from this source are overstated (because conservative assumptions were made).

  7. H-JAIA Aircraft/GSE Emissions – Regional Comparison (13-County Non-attainment Area)

  8. Construction Emissions Level of emissions varies depending on scale of, and schedule for, each project. Hold Bag Screening Duration: 7/04 – 6/05 (11 months) Runway 10-28 Duration: 4/01 to 5/06 (5 years, 1 month)

  9. Hartsfield-Jackson and Delta AQ Study • 2004 – DOA and Delta worked with the • University of Missouri-Rolla, Aerodyne Research, Inc. and • NOAA to bring mobile laboratories to H-JAIA to conduct two • distinct aircraft-related measurement programs related to PM: • Dedicated engine tests under controlled operations and • Tests under routine take off operations. Experimental layout for trial soot emission measurements by LIDAR Particle volume concentration size distribution as a function of time

  10. Hartsfield-Jackson and Delta AQ Study Study Highlights One of the first opportunities to measure PM emissions from in-service commercial aircraft. Provided perspective on magnitude and nature of aviation emissions considering “real-world” conditions. Demonstrated significant day-to-day variation in aircraft-related emissions attributable to ambient conditions (temperature, relative humidity, and pressure). Due to vast dataset, analysis of the test data is still ongoing.

  11. Emission Reduction Measures Single-Engine Taxi Recognized by airlines as a fuel conservation measure but also reduces emissions Performed at pilot discretion

  12. Emission Reduction Measures • Airfield Improvements • Runway 10-28 • Taxiway “N5”, “M14”, and intersection upgrades • Extension of Taxiway “L” • Runway 8R Endaround taxiway (Taxiway “V”)

  13. Emission Reduction Measures Super Tugs Used to reposition aircraft from gate-to-gate and to move aircraft to/from Technical Operations Center for maintenance While tugs produce emissions, level Is significantly less than aircraft

  14. Emission Reduction Measures Electric GSE Delta plans to increase the number of electric baggage tugs and other electric equipment in use at H-JAIA Baggage Tugs Belt Loader

  15. Emission Reduction Measures Fuel Carts In conjunction with hydrant fueling system, fuel carts eliminates the need for fuel trucks

  16. Emission Reduction Measures Construction Contract bid language stipulates that contractors use “clean” equipment, limit unnecessary idling of diesel engines, and use low emission vehicles to carpool employees to jobsite

  17. Emission Reduction Measures Measures that reduce emissions from other sources Source: On-Road Motor Vehicles (Construction-related) Reduction Measure: Conveyor Benefit: Eliminated need for trucks The DOA received an environmental award from the Airports Council International – North America for this project

  18. Emission Reduction Measures Measures that reduce emissions from other sources Source: On-Road Motor Vehicles Reduction Measure: CONRAC Automated People Mover (APM) Benefit: Eliminates need for shuttle buses to rent-a-car facilities

  19. Emission Reduction Measures Measures that reduce emissions from other sources Source: On-Road Motor Vehicles Reduction Measure: “Pay On Foot” for Parking Benefit: Reduces vehicle dwell/idle time at parking lot/deck exits

  20. Questions?

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