Total feedstock emissions were then calculated as the sum of emissions at roadside, from transport and from size reduction.
Hawkers, peddlers, small shops, rickshaw transport, roadside vendors and stalls employ a large segment of the population — rickshaw-drivers alone number as many as 400,000.
Chilean forest companies commonly dry large quantities of pulp logs at the roadside before being transported to pulp and paper plants, and recently to industrial boilers for the generation of steam, heat and electricity.
The feedstock supply-chain was assumed to be composed of three generic operations: ○ production and forwarding to a roadside collection point; ○ transport from the roadside collection point to the plant; ○ size reduction, where required, in order that the biomass is in a form acceptable to the plant.
Transport from the roadside collection point to the processing plant.
Mostly, in-vehicle on-board units (OBUs) and roadside units (RSUs) fixed with transport infrastructure like traffic signals utilize this standard.
The issue addressed in this section is whether it is possible to assess the influence of these phenomena on road freight transport by means of roadside surveys.
Members of Congress are carefully watching to see how the Pentagon deals with the MRAP troop carriers in Afghanistan, part of a $45 billion urgent effort to build a fleet of armored transports to deflect lethal roadside bombs.
The defense secretary also put on hold a multibillion-dollar program for the Army's next-generation armored vehicle, saying its proposed flat-bottom design ignored lessons that angular troop transports are safer from roadside bombs.
The new vehicle reflects the military's various needs in modern warfare — protecting troops from roadside bombs, traversing mixed terrain quickly, transporting vehicles within and between combat theaters.
