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Factors > Hot

Traianos at 14:10, 31 March 2021

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FactorsHot

Evi.g: Created page with "= FactorsHot = This form provides a general view of the Hot Stabilised Emission Factors under four different columns (Urban Off Peak, Urban Peak, Rur..."

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Created page with "= Factors<span class="sep"></span>Hot = This form provides a general view of the Hot Stabilised Emission Factors under four different columns (Urban Off Peak, Urban Peak, Rur..."

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= Factors<span class="sep"></span>Hot =

This form provides a general view of the Hot Stabilised Emission Factors under four different columns (Urban Off Peak, Urban Peak, Rural, and Highway). These emission factors correspond to vehicle emissions when the engine and exhaust components have reached their nominal operation temperature. Vehicles that have zero Speed values in the Activity Data>Circulation Data form will not be shown or their factors will be zero. One can view the factors for each pollutant through the Pollutant drop-down list and for each sector through the Sector drop-down list. Included in the pollutant list is also the fuel consumption for stabilised engine temperature (FC).

When one wishes to introduce own emission factors and not use the values proposed by the software, he/she can simply replace the proposed value by typing in the respective cell. The value will be displayed red indicating an updated value. If the user wishes to finalise the update he/she must click on the "Apply" button. The value will be displayed as black in an orange cell indicating a user value. In order to restore this emission factor to the COPERT calculated value the user needs to right click on the value he wishes to restore and select "Set default values" from the proposed menu. Alternatively he/she can select all values in the form by pressing "Ctrl + a" and then by right clicking restoring all to the default values.

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 = Factors > Hot =
-This form provides a general view of the Hot Stabilised Emission Factors under four different columns (Urban Off Peak, Urban Peak, Rural and Highway). These emission factors correspond to vehicle emissions when the engine and exhaust components have reached their nominal operating temperature. Vehicles that have zero Speed values in the [[Circulation Data|Vehicles&gt;Circulation Data]] Data form will not be shown or their factors will be zero. One can view the factors for each pollutant through the Pollutant drop-down list and for each sector through the Sector drop-down list. Included in the pollutant list is also the fuel consumption for stabilized engine temperature (FC).
+This form provides a general view of the Hot Stabilised Emission Factors under four different columns (Urban Off Peak, Urban Peak, Rural and Highway). These emission factors correspond to vehicle emissions when the engine and exhaust components have reached their nominal operating temperature. Vehicles that have zero Speed values in the [[Circulation Data|Vehicles&gt;Circulation Data]] Data form will not be shown or their factors will be zero. One can view the factors for each pollutant through the Pollutant drop-down list and for each sector through the Sector drop-down list. Included in the pollutant list is also the energy consumption for stabilized engine temperature (EC).
 Like any other table form, when one wishes to introduce own emission factors and not use the values proposed by the software, he/she can simply replace the proposed value by typing in the respective cell. The value will be displayed red indicating an updated value. If the user wishes to finalize the update he/she must click on the "Apply" button. The value will be displayed as black in an orange cell indicating a user value. In order to restore this emission factor to the COPERT calculated value the user needs to right-click on the value, he wishes to restore and select "Set default values" from the proposed menu. Alternatively, he/she can select all values in the form by pressing "Ctrl + a" and then by right-clicking restoring all to the default values.
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 = Factors > Hot =
-This form provides a general view of the Hot Stabilised Emission Factors under four different columns (Urban Off Peak, Urban Peak, Rural, and Highway). These emission factors correspond to vehicle emissions when the engine and exhaust components have reached their nominal operating temperature. Vehicles that have zero Speed values in the [[Circulation Data|Vehicles&gt;Circulation Data]] Data form will not be shown or their factors will be zero. One can view the factors for each pollutant through the Pollutant drop-down list and for each sector through the Sector drop-down list. Included in the pollutant list is also the fuel consumption for stabilized engine temperature (FC).
+This form provides a general view of the Hot Stabilised Emission Factors under four different columns (Urban Off Peak, Urban Peak, Rural and Highway). These emission factors correspond to vehicle emissions when the engine and exhaust components have reached their nominal operating temperature. Vehicles that have zero Speed values in the [[Circulation Data|Vehicles&gt;Circulation Data]] Data form will not be shown or their factors will be zero. One can view the factors for each pollutant through the Pollutant drop-down list and for each sector through the Sector drop-down list. Included in the pollutant list is also the fuel consumption for stabilized engine temperature (FC).
 Like any other table form, when one wishes to introduce own emission factors and not use the values proposed by the software, he/she can simply replace the proposed value by typing in the respective cell. The value will be displayed red indicating an updated value. If the user wishes to finalize the update he/she must click on the "Apply" button. The value will be displayed as black in an orange cell indicating a user value. In order to restore this emission factor to the COPERT calculated value the user needs to right-click on the value, he wishes to restore and select "Set default values" from the proposed menu. Alternatively, he/she can select all values in the form by pressing "Ctrl + a" and then by right-clicking restoring all to the default values.
 [[File:hot emission factors.jpg]]

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-= Parameters > Hot =
+= Factors > Hot =
-With this form the user can view and edit the hot emission parameters that are used for the calculation of the hot emission factors in the Factors>Hot Emission Factors form. The user can view the parameters for each pollutant and vehicle type. Different parameters may also apply in the case of different driving modes.
+This form provides a general view of the Hot Stabilised Emission Factors under four different columns (Urban Off Peak, Urban Peak, Rural, and Highway). These emission factors correspond to vehicle emissions when the engine and exhaust components have reached their nominal operating temperature. Vehicles that have zero Speed values in the [[Circulation Data|Vehicles&gt;Circulation Data]] Data form will not be shown or their factors will be zero. One can view the factors for each pollutant through the Pollutant drop-down list and for each sector through the Sector drop-down list. Included in the pollutant list is also the fuel consumption for stabilized engine temperature (FC).
-[[File:Hot emission factors.jpg]]
+Like any other table form, when one wishes to introduce own emission factors and not use the values proposed by the software, he/she can simply replace the proposed value by typing in the respective cell. The value will be displayed red indicating an updated value. If the user wishes to finalize the update he/she must click on the "Apply" button. The value will be displayed as black in an orange cell indicating a user value. In order to restore this emission factor to the COPERT calculated value the user needs to right-click on the value, he wishes to restore and select "Set default values" from the proposed menu. Alternatively, he/she can select all values in the form by pressing "Ctrl + a" and then by right-clicking restoring all to the default values.

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-= Factors > Hot =
+= Parameters > Hot =
-This form provides a general view of the Hot Stabilised Emission Factors under four different columns (Urban Off Peak, Urban Peak, Rural, and Highway). These emission factors correspond to vehicle emissions when the engine and exhaust components have reached their nominal operating temperature. Vehicles that have zero Speed values in the Activity Data&gt;Circulation Data form will not be shown or their factors will be zero. One can view the factors for each pollutant through the Pollutant drop-down list and for each sector through the Sector drop-down list. Included in the pollutant list is also the fuel consumption for stabilized engine temperature (FC).
+With this form the user can view and edit the hot emission parameters that are used for the calculation of the hot emission factors in the Factors>Hot Emission Factors form. The user can view the parameters for each pollutant and vehicle type. Different parameters may also apply in the case of different driving modes.
 [[File:Hot emission factors.jpg]]

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 This form provides a general view of the Hot Stabilised Emission Factors under four different columns (Urban Off Peak, Urban Peak, Rural, and Highway). These emission factors correspond to vehicle emissions when the engine and exhaust components have reached their nominal operating temperature. Vehicles that have zero Speed values in the Activity Data&gt;Circulation Data form will not be shown or their factors will be zero. One can view the factors for each pollutant through the Pollutant drop-down list and for each sector through the Sector drop-down list. Included in the pollutant list is also the fuel consumption for stabilized engine temperature (FC).
-When one wishes to introduce own emission factors and not use the values proposed by the software, he/she can simply replace the proposed value by typing in the respective cell. The value will be displayed red indicating an updated value. If the user wishes to finalize the update he/she must click on the &quot;Apply&quot; button. The value will be displayed as black in an orange cell indicating a user value. In order to restore this emission factor to the COPERT calculated value the user needs to right-click on the value, he wishes to restore and select &quot;Set default values&quot; from the proposed menu. Alternatively, he/she can select all values in the form by pressing &quot;Ctrl + a&quot; and then by right-clicking restoring all to the default values.
+Like any other table form, when one wishes to introduce own emission factors and not use the values proposed by the software, he/she can simply replace the proposed value by typing in the respective cell. The value will be displayed red indicating an updated value. If the user wishes to finalize the update he/she must click on the &quot;Apply&quot; button. The value will be displayed as black in an orange cell indicating a user value. In order to restore this emission factor to the COPERT calculated value the user needs to right-click on the value, he wishes to restore and select &quot;Set default values&quot; from the proposed menu. Alternatively, he/she can select all values in the form by pressing &quot;Ctrl + a&quot; and then by right-clicking restoring all to the default values.
 [[File:Hot emission factors.jpg]]

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	When one wishes to introduce own emission factors and not use the values proposed by the software, he/she can simply replace the proposed value by typing in the respective cell. The value will be displayed red indicating an updated value. If the user wishes to finalise the update he/she must click on the "Apply" button. The value will be displayed as black in an orange cell indicating a user value. In order to restore this emission factor to the COPERT calculated value the user needs to right click on the value he wishes to restore and select "Set default values" from the proposed menu. Alternatively he/she can select all values in the form by pressing "Ctrl + a" and then by right clicking restoring all to the default values.		When one wishes to introduce own emission factors and not use the values proposed by the software, he/she can simply replace the proposed value by typing in the respective cell. The value will be displayed red indicating an updated value. If the user wishes to finalise the update he/she must click on the "Apply" button. The value will be displayed as black in an orange cell indicating a user value. In order to restore this emission factor to the COPERT calculated value the user needs to right click on the value he wishes to restore and select "Set default values" from the proposed menu. Alternatively he/she can select all values in the form by pressing "Ctrl + a" and then by right clicking restoring all to the default values.

−	[[File:~~/images/hotf~~.~~png~~]]	+	The user is able to import/export these data from/to an excel/CSV file. To filter vehicle sectors use the Sector drop-down list in the top left corner of the form. There are also the options of undo/redo available.
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−	= Factors~~<span class="sep"></span~~>Hot =	+	= Factors > Hot =

	This form provides a general view of the Hot Stabilised Emission Factors under four different columns (Urban Off Peak, Urban Peak, Rural, and Highway). These emission factors correspond to vehicle emissions when the engine and exhaust components have reached their nominal operation temperature. Vehicles that have zero Speed values in the Activity Data>Circulation Data form will not be shown or their factors will be zero. One can view the factors for each pollutant through the Pollutant drop-down list and for each sector through the Sector drop-down list. Included in the pollutant list is also the fuel consumption for stabilised engine temperature (FC).		This form provides a general view of the Hot Stabilised Emission Factors under four different columns (Urban Off Peak, Urban Peak, Rural, and Highway). These emission factors correspond to vehicle emissions when the engine and exhaust components have reached their nominal operation temperature. Vehicles that have zero Speed values in the Activity Data>Circulation Data form will not be shown or their factors will be zero. One can view the factors for each pollutant through the Pollutant drop-down list and for each sector through the Sector drop-down list. Included in the pollutant list is also the fuel consumption for stabilised engine temperature (FC).