Modeling fuel consumption and emissions by taxis in Tabriz, Iran: uncertainty and sensitivity analyses.
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ABSTRACT: Taxis pose a higher threat to global climate change and human health through air emissions. However, the evidence on this topic is scarce, especially, in developing countries. Therefore, this study conducted estimation of fuel consumption (FC) and emission inventories on Tabriz taxi fleet (TTF), Iran. A structured questionnaire to obtain operational data of TTF, municipality organizations, and literature review were used as data sources. Then modeling was used to estimate fuel consumption ratio (FCR), emission factors (EFs), annual FC, and emissions of TTF using uncertainty analysis. Also, the impact of COVID-19 pandemic period was considered on the studied parameters. The results showed that TTF have high FCRs of 18.68 L/100 km (95% CI=17.67-19.69 L/100 km), which are not affected by age
SUBMITTER: Teymouri P
PROVIDER: S-EPMC10257486 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Jun
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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