Data Analysis for Single-Engine Tests of SCR Sample Clauses

Data Analysis for Single-Engine Tests of SCR. ETV of SCR requires a single base case test point (multiple tests) followed closely in time by a single candidate SCR test point (multiple tests), and is very similar to that used to test retrofit devices. This section describes the data analysis procedure that will be used to calculate the emission reductions for SCR. The first step is the calculation of the composite emission rate for each pollutant for each of the base and candidate SCR tests. EB and ES are understood to refer to the composite emission rates of a single pollutant in the equations below. Calculation of EB and ES from individual test results is described in Section 5.2.6. Once the E values for the test points are available, the sample means and standard deviations (sB and sS) are computed using Equations 1 and 2. nB nS S ∑ EB,i ∑ ES ,i sB = E = 1 and E nB ∑ nB ( E B ,i B − E ) ( n − 1 B ) ∑ nS ( E S ,i S − E ) ( n − 1 S ) 1 and sS = = 1 (1) nS
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