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2011 Year HRA Inputs grams/second/source tons/year Long Haul Trains Idling 2.93E-05 0.0035 Notch 1 1.32E-05 0.0031 Notch 2 9.65E-06 0.0066 Notch 3 1.19E-05 0.0092 total 0.0224 16% Cargo Area 1.01E-04 Container Handler 0.0026 2% Manlift 0.0001 0% Light Towers 0.0004 0% Railyard 3.01E-04 RTGs 0.0173 12% Switcher 0.0184 13% Trucks 1.08E-05 0.0826 57% Total 0.1438 100%

Year 2011 HRA Inputs Initial Lateral Dimension - Volume Source ROW width meters (Right of way) (ft) 100 ROW width meters (Right of way) (meters) 30.5 Lateral Dimension 14.18 SY = (source separation distance)/2.15 Initial Vertical Dimension - Volume Source Width of Traveled Way (m) 30.5 Average Wind Speed (m/s) 1.85 Based on Pico Rivera Met Set Vertical Dimension 3.11 Calculated but used the Roseville Values SZ = (1.8 + 0.11(TR)) x (60/30) 0.2 TR = W2/U W2 = traveled way half width (m) U = average wind speed (m/s) From Caline Manual Roseville Railyard uses 2.6 (5.6/2.15) meters for Sigma Z and release height of 5.6 meters 14.6 meters for night time due to cooler temperatures which promote plume rise Emissions Year 2013 grams/day grams/second Number of Sources grams/second per source tons/year Idling 10.1316 0.000117264 4 0.0000293 0 1.4658E-05 Notch 1 9.1184 0.000105537 8 0.0000132 0.003 Notch 2 19.1842 0.000222039 23 0.0000097 0.007 Notch 3 26.6930 0.000308947 26 0.0000119 0.009 Emission rates from "Parameters for Railroad dispersion modeling August 19.doc" 0.022 Distance Traveled by Notch Minutes hours mph Miles Feet Meters Distance Traveled by Notch 1 0.016666667 2 0.03333333 88 27 notch1 2 0.016666667 4 0.06666667 352 107 notch1 3 0.016666667 6 0.1 792 241 notch1 241 4 0.016666667 8 0.13333333 1408 429 notch 2 5 0.016666667 10 0.16666667 2200 671 notch 2 6 0.016666667 12 0.2 3168 966 notch 2 724 7 0.016666667 14 0.23333333 4312 1314 notch3 8 0.016666667 16 0.26666667 5632 1717 notch3 751 Total 8 1717 Assumes 2 mph accelleration/decelleration per minute 5708.6616 Composite Idling Parameters For Idling Locomotive Model Engine Model Locomotive Composition Stack Height (meters) Temperature (K) Diameter (meters) Flow Rate (m^3/s) Switcher 12-645E 0.89% 342 0.3048 0.8221 GP-3X 16-645E 3.55% 342 0.3048 1.1 GP-4X 16-645E3B 51.40% 351 0.666 1.3 GP-5X 16-645F3B 1.59% 352 0.666 1.15 GP-6X 16-710G3A 10.47% 362 0.6253 0.96 SD-70 16-710G3B 4.99% 364 0.6253 0.94 SD-90 16V265H 1.27% 550 0.666 1.15 C30-7 Dash-7 1.29% C40-8 Dash-8 16.22% C50-9 Dash-9 7.54% C60-A GE HDL 0.78% Composite Idling 99.99% 356 0.636 1.207 Locomotive Compositions based on Table G:1 from the Roseville Railyard Health Risk Study Temp, Diameter and flow rate based on Table B:2 from the Roseville Railyard Health Risk Study

Year 2011 HRA Inputs Cargo Emission Source Equipment Type day) second) second/source) tons/year Container Handler 0.01650 0.000086701 0.0026 Fork Lifts 0.000000000 0.0000 Manlift 0.00053 0.000002802 0.0001 Light Towers 0.00227 0.000011906 0.0004 Total 0.0193 0.000101410 0.00010141 0.0030 Emissions from "PHIMF year 2013 August 16 Minus Travel.xls" Forklift and Container Loading Area (meters) Based on approximate fit to area Railyard width (feet) 250 Railyard width (meters) 76.2 Cargo Lateral Dimension 35.44 Railyard Emission Source day) second) second/source) tons/year RTGs 0.11104397 50.41396256 0.000583495 0.000145874 0.0173 Switcher 0.117984581 53.565 0.000619965 0.000154991 0.0184 Total 0.00120346 0.000300865 0.0357 Emissions from "PHIMF year 2013 August 16 Minus Travel.xls" Railyard width (feet) 230 Railyard width (meters) 70.104 Railyard Lateral Dimension 32.61 Source 1 404546.8 Initial X Coordinate 2 404616.9 3 404687.0 4 404757.1

Year 2011 HRA Inputs Equipment Type day) second) second/ source) tons/year Total Heavy-Heavy Truck Emissions 240.51 0.00278368 0.082642 Hostler Trucks 0 On-Road Mobile Source Emissions Total Heavy and Hostler Truck Emissions 0.00278368 0.00001079 Vehicle Class Number of Volume Sources 258 Workers (Inc. Autos & Trks Under 5,151 Lbs) 0.048393 Emissions from "PHIF HR TRUCK averages August 16.xls" Heavy-Heavy Trucks (33,001-60,000 lb) 7.868224 Heavy-Heavy Trucks (Maneuvering) 0.399879 Roadway width (feet) 24 Heavy-Heavy Trucks (Idling) 0.129886 Roadway width (meters) 7.3152 Total Daily Mobile-Source Emissions (Pounds per Day) 8.446381 Off-Road Mobile Source Emissions Lateral Dimension 3.40 Road Engines 3.043097 Initial Vertical Dimension - Volume Source Road Engines (Idling) 0.04477 Width of Traveled Way (m) 3.7 Average Wind Speed (m/s) 1.85 Total Daily Emission (Pounds per Day) Vertical Dimension 2.19 12.03217 SZ = (1.8 + 0.11(TR)) x (60/30) 0.2 TR = W2/U W2 = traveled way half width (m) U = average wind speed (m/s) From Caline Manual

2013 Year HRA Inputs grams/second/source tons/year Long Haul Trains Idling 5.86E-05 0.0070 Notch 1 2.64E-05 0.0063 Notch 2 1.93E-05 0.0132 Notch 3 2.38E-05 0.0183 total 0.0448 27% Cargo Area 1.01E-04 Container Handler 0.0026 2% Manlift 0.0001 0% Light Towers 0.0004 0% Railyard 3.01E-04 RTGs 0.0173 10% Switcher 0.0184 11% Trucks 1.08E-05 0.0826 50% Total 0.1661 100%

Year 2013 HRA Inputs Initial Lateral Dimension - Volume Source ROW width meters (Right of way) (ft) 100 ROW width meters (Right of way) (meters) 30.5 Lateral Dimension 14.18 SY = (source separation distance)/2.15 Initial Vertical Dimension - Volume Source Width of Traveled Way (m) 30.5 Average Wind Speed (m/s) 1.85 Based on Pico Rivera Met Set Vertical Dimension 3.11 Calculated but used the Roseville Values SZ = (1.8 + 0.11(TR)) x (60/30) 0.2 TR = W2/U W2 = traveled way half width (m) U = average wind speed (m/s) From Caline Manual Roseville Railyard uses 2.6 (5.6/2.15) meters for Sigma Z and release height of 5.6 meters 14.6 meters for night time due to cooler temperatures which promote plume rise Emissions Year 2013 grams/day grams/second Number of Sources grams/second per source tons/year Idling 20.2632 0.000234528 4 0.0000586 0 2.9316E-05 Notch 1 18.2368 0.000211074 8 0.0000264 0.006 Notch 2 38.3684 0.000444079 23 0.0000193 0.013 Notch 3 53.3860 0.000617894 26 0.0000238 0.018 Emission rates from "Parameters for Railroad dispersion modeling August 19.doc" 0.045 Distance Traveled by Notch Minutes hours mph Miles Feet Meters Distance Traveled by Notch 1 0.016666667 2 0.03333333 88 27 notch1 2 0.016666667 4 0.06666667 352 107 notch1 3 0.016666667 6 0.1 792 241 notch1 241 4 0.016666667 8 0.13333333 1408 429 notch 2 5 0.016666667 10 0.16666667 2200 671 notch 2 6 0.016666667 12 0.2 3168 966 notch 2 724 7 0.016666667 14 0.23333333 4312 1314 notch3 8 0.016666667 16 0.26666667 5632 1717 notch3 751 Total 8 1717 Assumes 2 mph accelleration/decelleration per minute 5708.6616 Composite Idling Parameters For Idling Locomotive Model Engine Model Locomotive Composition Stack Height (meters) Temperature (K) Diameter (meters) Flow Rate (m^3/s) Switcher 12-645E 0.89% 342 0.3048 0.8221 GP-3X 16-645E 3.55% 342 0.3048 1.1 GP-4X 16-645E3B 51.40% 351 0.666 1.3 GP-5X 16-645F3B 1.59% 352 0.666 1.15 GP-6X 16-710G3A 10.47% 362 0.6253 0.96 SD-70 16-710G3B 4.99% 364 0.6253 0.94 SD-90 16V265H 1.27% 550 0.666 1.15 C30-7 Dash-7 1.29% C40-8 Dash-8 16.22% C50-9 Dash-9 7.54% C60-A GE HDL 0.78% Composite Idling 99.99% 356 0.636 1.207 Locomotive Compositions based on Table G:1 from the Roseville Railyard Health Risk Study Temp, Diameter and flow rate based on Table B:2 from the Roseville Railyard Health Risk Study

Year 2013 HRA Inputs Cargo Emission Source Equipment Type day) second) second/source) tons/year Container Handler 0.01650 0.000086701 0.0026 Fork Lifts 0.000000000 0.0000 Manlift 0.00053 0.000002802 0.0001 Light Towers 0.00227 0.000011906 0.0004 Total 0.0193 0.000101410 0.00010141 0.0030 Emissions from "PHIMF year 2013 August 16 Minus Travel.xls" Forklift and Container Loading Area (meters) Based on approximate fit to area Railyard width (feet) 250 Railyard width (meters) 76.2 Cargo Lateral Dimension 35.44 Railyard Emission Source day) second) second/source) tons/year RTGs 0.11104397 50.41396256 0.000583495 0.000145874 0.0173 Switcher 0.117984581 53.565 0.000619965 0.000154991 0.0184 Total 0.00120346 0.000300865 0.0357 Emissions from "PHIMF year 2013 August 16 Minus Travel.xls" Railyard width (feet) 230 Railyard width (meters) 70.104 Railyard Lateral Dimension 32.61 Source 1 404546.8 Initial X Coordinate 2 404616.9 3 404687.0 4 404757.1

Year 2013 HRA Inputs Equipment Type day ) second) second/ source) tons/year Total Heavy-Heavy Truck Emissions 240.51 0.00278368 0.082642 Hostler Trucks 0 On-Road Mobile Source Emissions Total Heavy and Hostler Truck Emissions 0.00278368 0.00001079 Vehicle Class Number of Volume Sources 258 Workers (Inc. Autos & Trks Under 5,151 Lbs) 0.048393 Emissions from "PHIF HR TRUCK averages August 16.xls" Heavy-Heavy Trucks (33,001-60,000 lb) 7.868224 Heavy-Heavy Trucks (Maneuvering) 0.399879 Roadway width (feet) 24 Heavy-Heavy Trucks (Idling) 0.129886 Roadway width (meters) 7.3152 Total Daily Mobile-Source Emissions (Pounds per Day 8.446381 Off-Road Mobile Source Emissions Lateral Dimension 3.40 Road Engines 3.043097 Initial Vertical Dimension - Volume Source Road Engines (Idling) 0.04477 Width of Traveled Way (m) 3.7 Average Wind Speed (m/s) 1.85 Total Daily Emission (Pounds per Day) Vertical Dimension 2.19 12.03217 SZ = (1.8 + 0.11(TR)) x (60/30) 0.2 TR = W2/U W2 = traveled way half width (m) U = average wind speed (m/s) From Caline Manual

Appendices Appendix B. ISCST3 Modeling Available in CD format upon request. Puente Hills Intermodal Facility Health Risk Assessment City of Industry