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Better Air Quality 2006 13-15 December, 2006 Yogyakarta, Indonesia On-Board Measurement of Heavy Duty Vehicles In-Use Lennart Erlandsson AVL MTC AB, Sweden. Company Presentation. Located in Stockholm, Sweden Emission measurement since 1970
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Better Air Quality 200613-15 December, 2006Yogyakarta, IndonesiaOn-Board Measurement of Heavy Duty Vehicles In-UseLennart ErlandssonAVL MTC AB, Sweden
Company Presentation • Located in Stockholm, Sweden • Emission measurement since 1970 • Privately owned since 2002, before under governmental operation • New laboratory 1990 • 11 test cells in operation • 4.5 km test track • Field of activities • Certification • Engine Development • Research & Development • Consultancy Services • Approximately 60 employees • Accredited third party laboratory • Member of a world-wide network
Presentation Background/History Applications Correlation Portable Emission Measurement System (PEMS) vs. Chassis Dynamometer test Test results Summary On-Board Measurement (OBM)
Background/History • Measurement of “real-life” emissions • Certification procedure for engine • Very few HDV emission laboratories available, due to high costs • PEMS less expensive test method but with sufficient quality • In-use compliance testing of HDV according to EU Directive 2005/55/EC • PEMS-protocol (Europe) • NTE-procedure (USA)
In-Use Compliance testing of HDV Establishment of “local” emission factors Emission levels for vehicle fleet, EDB Verification of emissions for off-road applications, ships, locomotives Measurement of stationary sources Intelligent design of bus route net Application engineering/ECU optimization Applications
Correlation (Steady-State) Source: EC, JRC
Testing on-road • Test of 3 heavy duty vehicles • Truck, 9 liter engine, Euro III • Bus, 11 liter engine, Euro I • Truck, 10 liter engine, Pre-Euro/high emitting • Trip duration app. 40 minutes, average speed app. 20 km/h, length app. 14 km • Tested during “normal operation” (bus route)
Testing on-road Euro III High emitting Euro I
Testing on-road (PEMS) • Test of three identical trucks • Three tests of every vehicle • Tested during “normal” operation • Trip duration app. 80 minutes, average speed app. 56 km/h, length app. 75 km • Cylinder displacement 9 liter • Engine power 190 kW @ 1900 rpm • Emission performance Euro III • Gross vehicle weight 20 ton
Testing on-road (PEMS) Repeatability of test results from 3 test runs of the same vehicle
Observations • For extended testing time, a separate gen set is recommended as power supply • The heated sample line from the EFM to the analyzer is recommended to be at least 5 m • Installation on the vehicle need good preparation, special concern to exhaust pipe • Measurements according to PEMS-protocol require full access to vehicle ECU • Exceedance of max width (2.60 m) of vehicle can be a problem
Conclusions • PEMS is a robust and reliable system for measurement, meeting acceptable criteria for quality and accuracy • PEMS can be used for different applications • PEMS can to some extent replace a chassis dyno test cell for heavy duty vehicles • Measurements according to PEMS-protocol require assistance by vehicle manufacturer (new EU directive require full access)
Lennart Erlandsson, AVL MTCBusiness Area ManagerP.O. Box 223 SE-136 23 HaningeSwedenPhone: + 46 8 500 656 00Direct: + 46 8 500 656 12Fax: + 46 8 500 283 28E-mail: lennart.erlandsson@avlmtc.comHome page: www.avl.com/mtc