Projections of automobile, light truck, and bus stocks and sales, to the year 2000

Knorr, R E; Millar, M

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“…Diesel fuel accounted for 62% of this energy use and gasoline for the remaining 38%, or 50 x 10 12 Btu (400 million gallons of gasoline). This agrees with the values determined by Argonne (Knorr and Millar 1979). Gasoline consumed by buses represented 0.4% of the gasoline used in transportation.…”

Section: Capital Stock Information 2000supporting

confidence: 90%

“…Trucks (Millar et al 1982, Knorr and Millar 1979, Oak Ridge 1981 Gasoline When the 128 x 10 12 Btu of gasoline consumed by government light trucks is added to the Oak Ridge estimate of 2.6 quads in 1980~ the Argonne and Oak Ridge values become nearly identical. This study will use this value of 2.71 quads in 1980.…”

Section: Table 34 Comparison Of Energy-use Projections For Lightmentioning

confidence: 99%

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ECUT energy data reference series: Otto cycle engines in transportation

Hane¹,

Johnson²

1984

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This series was a substantial undertaking that even now would not be accomplished were it not for the significant efforts of Dan Johnson. Dan saw the obstacles in data gathering, report writing, and finally publication. In the later stages of this work, Judy Danko provided critical editorial assistance and encouragement. It was through her efforts that all the volumes of this series were completed and published simultaneously.

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Section: Capital Stock Information 2000supporting

confidence: 90%

Section: Table 34 Comparison Of Energy-use Projections For Lightmentioning

confidence: 99%

ECUT energy data reference series: Otto cycle engines in transportation

Hane¹,

Johnson²

1984

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“…Trucks (Millar et al 1982, Knorr and Millar 1979, Oak Ridge 1981 Gasoline When the 128 x 10 12 Btu of gasoline consumed by government light trucks is added to the Oak Ridge estimate of 2.6 quads in 1g20. the Argonne and Oak Ridge values become nearly identical.…”

Section: Table 34 Comparison Of Energy-use Projections For Lightmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The Case A proportions are in fair agreement with Argonne's (Millar et al 1982) estimate that 82.4% of the automobile stock in 2000 will be using Otto cycle engines, 17.4% diesel engines, and 0.2% other means of propulsion. (Knorr andMillar 1979, Millar et al 1982) Source 3.9 (a) The EPA certification value for a particular car is the weighted average of performance in the EPA urban cycle (55% weight) and rural cycle (45% weight).…”

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ECUT energy data reference series: high-temperature materials for advanced heat engines

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Hane²,

Johnson³

1984

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This series was a substantial undertaking that even now would not be accomplished were it not for the significant efforts of Dan Johnson. Dan saw the need for the series and had the vision to patiently persevere through all the obstacles in data gathering, report writing, and finally publication. In the later stages of this work, Judy Danko provided critical editorial assistance and encouragement. It was through her efforts that all the volumes of this series were completed and published simultaneously.

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Projections of automobile, light truck, and bus stocks and sales, to the year 2000

Cited by 2 publications

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ECUT energy data reference series: Otto cycle engines in transportation

ECUT energy data reference series: Otto cycle engines in transportation

ECUT energy data reference series: high-temperature materials for advanced heat engines

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