Symbols, abbreviations, acronyms, and units of measure.

§ 1066.1005 Symbols, abbreviations, acronyms, and units of measure.

The procedures in this part generally follow either the International System of Units (SI) or the United States customary units, as detailed in NIST Special Publication 811, which we incorporate by reference in § 1066.1010. See 40 CFR 1065.20 for specific provisions related to these conventions. This section summarizes the way we use symbols, units of measure, and other abbreviations.

(a) Symbols for quantities. This part uses the following symbols and units of measure for various quantities:

Table 1 of § 1066.1005—Symbols for Quantities

Symbol Quantity Unit Unit symbol Unit in terms of SI base units
αatomic hydrogen to carbon ratiomole per molemol/mol1.
Aareasquare meterm2m2.
Avehicle frictional loadpound force or newtonlbf or Nm·kg·s−2.
agacceleration of Earth's gravitymeters per second squaredm/s2m·s−2.
Amcalculated vehicle frictional loadpound force or newtonlbf or Nm·kg·s−2.
a0intercept of least squares regression.
a1slope of least squares regression.
aaccelerationfeet per second squared or meters per second squaredft/s2 or m/s2m·s–2.
Bvehicle load from drag and rolling resistancepound force per mile per hour or newton second per meterlbf/(mi/hr) or N·s/mkg·s–1.
βratio of diametersmeter per meterm/m1.
βatomic oxygen to carbon ratiomole per molemol/mol1.
cconversion factor.
Cvehicle-specific aerodynamic effectspound force per mile per hour squared or newton-second squared per meter squaredlbf/(mi/hr)2 or N·s2/m2m–1·kg.
C#number of carbon atoms in a moleculeC#number of carbon atoms in a moleculeC#.
Cddischarge coefficient.
CdAdrag areameter squaredm2m2.
Cfflow coefficient.
Cpheat capacity at constant pressurejoule per kelvinJ/Km2·kg·s–2·K–1.
Cvheat capacity at constant volumejoule per kelvinJ/Km2·kg·s–2·K–1.
ddiametermetersmm.
Ddistancemiles or metersmi or mm.
Dslope correlationpound force per mile per hour squared or newton second squared per meter squaredlbf/(mi/hr)2 or N·s2/m2m−2·kg.
DFdilution factor.1.
emass weighted emission resultgrams/mileg/mi.
Fforcepound force or newtonlbf or Nkg·s−2.
ƒfrequencyhertzHzs−1.
ƒnangular speed (shaft)revolutions per minuter/minπ·30·s−1.
FCfriction compensation errorhorsepower or wattWm2·kg·s−3.
FRroad-load forcepound force or newtonlbf or Nkg·s−2.
γratio of specific heats(joule per kilogram kelvin) per (joule per kilogram kelvin)(J/(kg·K))/(J/(kg·K))1.
Hambient humiditygrams water vapor per kilogram dry airg H2O vapor/kg dry airg H2O vapor/kg dry air.
Δhchange in heightmetersmm.
Iinertiapound mass or kilogramlbm or kgkg.
IcurrentampereAA.
iindexing variable.
IRinertia work rating.
Kcorrection factor1.
Kvcalibration coefficientm4·s·K0.5/kgm4·kg−1·s·K0.5.
µviscosity, dynamicpascal secondPa·sm−1·kg·s−1.
Mmolar massgram per moleg/mol10–3·kg·mol−1.
Meeffective masskilogramkgkg.
mmasspound mass or kilogramlbm or kgkg.
Ntotal number in series.
ntotal number of pulses in a series.
ppressurepascalPam−1·kg·s−2.
Δpdifferential static pressurepascalPam−1·kg·s−2.
pdsaturated vapor pressure at ambient dry bulb temperaturekilopascalkPam−1·kg·s−1.
PFpenetration fraction.
ρmass densitykilogram per cubic meterkg/m3m−3·kg.
Rdynamometer roll revolutionsrevolutions per minuterpmπ·30−1·s−1.
rratio of pressurespascal per pascalPa/Pa1.
r2coefficient of determination.
Re#Reynolds number.
RFresponse factor.
RHrelative humidity.
SSutherland constantkelvinKK.
SEEstandard error of the estimate.
SGspecific gravity.
Δsdistance traveled during measurement intervalmetersmm.
Tabsolute temperaturekelvinKK.
TCelsius temperaturedegree Celsius °CK−273.15.
Ttorque (moment of force)newton meterN·mm2·kg·s–2.
ttimehour or secondhr or ss.
Δttime interval, period, 1/frequencysecondss.
UvoltagevoltVm2·kg·s–3·A–1.
vspeedmiles per hour or meters per secondmi/hr or m/sm·s–1.
Vvolumecubic meterm3m3.
V flow volume ratecubic feet per minute or cubic meter per secondft3/min or m3/sm3·/s−1.
VPvolume percent.
xconcentration of emission over a test intervalpart per millionppm.
ygeneric variable.
Zcompressibility factor.
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