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If I have a 45 mph secondary road with a stop sign, it appears to me that taking flow control into account is not really necessary. Are people finding meaningful differences by including flow control?

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If I have a 45 mph secondary road with a stop sign, it appears to me that taking flow control into account is not really necessary. Are people finding meaningful differences by including flow control?

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We would definitely recommend modeling the flow control device. Although you will not see a large difference between the A-weighted Sound Levels for Autos at 45 mph Cruise and the A-weighted Sound Levels for Autos accelerating in speeds of 0 to 45 mph Full Throttle (as seen in Figures 7 & 8 of the TNM Tech Manual), the vehicle emission spectra vary greatly over that range (as seen in Figures 17 – 20), and should be taken into account.

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