A modeling framework to assess fenceline monitoring and self-reported upset emissions of benzene from multiple oil refineries in Texas
Authors:
- Qi LiQLQi Li
- Lauren PadillaLPLauren Padilla
- Tammy ThompsonTTTammy Thompson
- Shuolin XiaoSXShuolin Xiao
- Elizabeth J. MohrEMElizabeth J. Mohr
- Xiaohe ZhouXZXiaohe Zhou
- Nino KacharavaNKNino Kacharava
- Yuanfeng CuiYCYuanfeng Cui
- Chenghao WangChenghao Wang
Open Access
- 3 August 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Atmospheric Environment: X
- Vol. 23
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