About the Guidance Document
The purpose of the WRAP Offroad Diesel Retrofit Guidance Document is to:
- Provide guidance to WRAP members and other interested parties on the major elements needed to develop a well-structured retrofit program and program options for offroad engines,
- Introduce a basic description of retrofit technologies and identify the factors to consider in evaluating and selecting retrofit strategies, and
- Provide insights based on current program experience involving the application of retrofit technologies to offroad engines.
Volume 1 addresses the elements of structuring a retrofit program and is designed to assist those WRAP members and others involved in air quality program development.
Volume 2 contains a detailed description of retrofit technologies and experience. This volume is designed to provide more background information on retrofit strategies for air quality professionals, and to provide product users with a basic introduction on retrofit technologies and the current knowledge base regarding their use.
As used in the Guidance Document, the term “retrofit” is designed to encompass the full range of available strategies to reduce emissions from existing offroad diesel engines including technology-, fuel-, and operations-based approaches.
The Guidance Document will be updated periodically as new information becomes available. Updated sections will contain the date of the most recent revisions.
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Offroad Diesel Retrofit Guidance Document
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VOLUME 1
ELEMENTS OF STRUCTURING A SUCCESSFUL RETROFIT PROGRAM
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. INTRODUCTION
- Purpose of and Topics Covered in the Guidance Document
- Overview of WRAP Offroad Retrofit Program Elements
- Offroad Sectors and Retrofit Application Opportunities
- Overview of Visibility Impacts and Health Effects of Diesel Exhaust
II. RETROFIT PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT PROCESS (1 MB)
- Assessing Emission Reductions, Establishing Realistic Objectives and Setting Achievable Targets
- Retrofit Program Policy and Implementation Options
- Structuring, Planning and Managing an Effective Retrofit Program
III. RETROFIT PROGRAM TYPES AND EXPERIENCE
- Program Types
- Mandatory Programs
- Voluntary Programs
IV. IDENTIFYING AND ACQUIRING FUNDING (1 MB)
- Funding Sources and Incentives
- Preparing Grant Applications and Funding Proposals
V. RETROFIT PROGRAM PARTNERS AND CONSTITUENTS
- Elements and Methods for Building Constituency and Successful Partnering
- Understanding Industry and Private Sector Perspectives Regarding Retrofit Programs, and Factors of Importance to Them
- Public Education and Outreach
VI. TECHNOLOGY SELECTION AND PRODUCT ACQUISITION
- Selecting Retrofit Strategies
- Approaches to Retrofit Product Acquisition
VII. VOLUME I REFERENCES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY
VOLUME 2
RETROFIT TECHNOLOGIES, APPLICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. INTRODUCTION
II. DIESEL OXIDATION CATALYST
- Technology Overview and Description
- Emission Reduction
- Status and Availability
- Selection and Use Criteria
- Installation and Vehicle Modifications
- Fuel Requirements
- Maintenance
- Costs
III. DIESEL PARTICULATE FILTER
- Overview and Description
- Emission Reduction
- Status and Availability
- Selection and Use Criteria
- Installation and Vehicle Modifications
- Fuel Requirements
- Maintenance
- Costs
IV. LEAN NOx CATALYST
- Technology Overview and Description
- Emission Reduction
- Status and Availability
- Selection and Use Criteria
- Installation and Vehicle Modifications
- Fuel Requirements
- Maintenance
- Costs
V. SELECTIVE CATALYTIC REDUCTION
- Technology Overview and Description
- Emission Reduction
- Status and Availability
- Selection and Use Criteria
- Installation and Vehicle Modifications
- Fuel Requirements
- Maintenance
- Costs
VI. SELECTIVE NON-CATALYTIC REDUCTION
VII. LOW PRESSURE EXHAUST GAS RECIRCULATION
- Technology Overview and Description
- Emission Reduction
- Status and Availability
- Selection and Use Criteria
- Installation and Vehicle Modifications
- Fuel Requirements
- Maintenance
- Costs
VIII. CLOSED CRANKCASE VENTILATION EMISSION CONTROL
- Technology Overview and Description
- Emission Reduction
- Status and Availability
- Selection and Use Criteria
- Installation and Vehicle Modifications
- Fuel Requirements
- Maintenance
- Costs
IX. ENGINE ELECTRONIC CONTROL MODULE REPROGRAM
- Technology Overview and Description
- Emission Reduction
- Status and Availability
- Selection and Use Criteria
- Installation and Vehicle Modifications
- Fuel Requirements
- Maintenance
- Costs
X. ULTRA-LOW SULFUR DIESEL FUE
- Product Overview and Description
- Emission Reduction
- Status and Availability
- Selection and Use Criteria
- Costs
- Product Quality, Delivery, Storage and Fueling
XI. BIODIESEL
- Product Overview and Description
- Emission Reduction
- Status and Availability
- Selection and Use Criteria
- Costs
- Product Quality, Delivery, Storage and Fueling
XII. DIESEL FUEL EMULSIONS
- Product Overview and Description
- Emission Reduction
- Status and Availability
- Selection and Use Criteria
- Costs
- Product Quality, Delivery, Storage and Fueling
XIII. DIESEL FUEL ADDITIVES
- Product Overview and Description
- Emission Reduction
- Status and Availability
- Selection and Use Criteria
- Costs
- Product Quality, Delivery, Storage and Fueling
XIV. OPERATIONS-BASED STRATEGIES
- Idle Reduction
- Engine Repower
- Vehicle/Equipment Replacement
- Engine Rebuild
- Maintenance and Repair
XV. VOLUME II REFERENCES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY
APPENDICES
RETROFIT PROGRAM SUPPORTING INFORMATION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
APPENDIX A: WRAP Offroad Retrofit Program Member Contacts
APPENDIX B: EPA NONROAD Model Description
APPENDIX C: Federal Funding Resources
APPENDIX D: Industry and Retrofit Technology/Product Resources
APPENDIX E: Other Retrofit Resource Organizations
APPENDIX F: Emission Testing Equipment |