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1 Acta Scientiae Circumstantiae Vol. 25,No. 7 Jul., 2005,,,. [J ].,2005,25 (7) : CHEN Changhong, J ING Qiguo, WANG Haikun, et al. Testing research on real world emission characteristics of heavy duty vehicles and influencing factors[j ]. Acta Scientiae Circumstantiae,2005,25 (7) : , 3, 1, 2, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 1,Matt Barth 3,Nick Nikkila 3 11, , Riverside, : : : : Sensors SEMTECH2D 7, 186 km, , , , ,.,, 17 %,2316 %, 3110 %, 2815 %. CO THC NO x ( ) g km - 1 ( ) g km - 1 ( ) g km - 1,.,. :; ; ; SEMTECH2D ; : (2005) :X701 :A Testing research on real world emission characteristics of heavy duty vehicles and influencing factors CHEN Changhong 1, 3, J ING Qiguo 1, WANG Haikun 2, PAN Hansheng 1, LI Li 1, HUANG Cheng 2, ZHAO Jing 2, DAI Yi 2, HUANG Haiying 1, Matt Barth 3, Nick Nikkila 3 11 Shanghai Academy of Environmental Sciences, Shanghai ; 21 Resources and Environmental Engineering Institute, East China University of Science and Technology, Shanghai ; 31 University of California, Riverside, CA,USA Received 29 November 2004 ; received in revised form 4 April 2005 ; accepted 14 April 2005 Abstract : Real world vehicle emission tests of seven heavy2duty diesel trucks were conducted using SEMTECH2D, an instrument provided by the US Sensors Company. The road distance of testing was 186 km. Data were obtained for 29,090 seconds effective driving cycles, including 12,979 on main roads, 12,368 on second2class roads, and 3,743 on throughways. The profile of fleet speed and acceleration2deceleration on different types of road was explored, and the influence of vehicle speed and acceleration on emissions was analyzed. Results showed that the average idling operating ratio on the selected roads was 17 % of the total time, the acceleration operating ratio occupied %, regular speed operating ratio was %, and deceleration operating ratio was %. The averaged emission factors of CO, THC, and NO x for the selected vehicles are g km - 1, g km - 1 and g km - 1, respectively, and their corresponding standard deviations are g km - 1, g km - 1 and g km - 1, respectively. The vehicle emission levels varied greatly with factors like speed and acceleration. The testing results were believed to basically reflect the traffic situation and the current emission status of diesel trucks in Shanghai. Low speed conditions and frequent acceleration were regard as the main factors that aggravate vehicle emissions. Because of the limited testing equipment and methods available, PM 10 did not measured in this research, and future study will include the measurement of fine particles. Keywords :heavy2duty diesel vehicle ; real world ; emission testing ; SEMTECH2D ; Shanghai :( ) : (1954 ),,,E2mail : sh. cn ; 3 ( ) Foundation item :Shanghai Sustainable Environment and Transport Indicators ( ) Biography :CHEN Changhong (1954 ), male, professor, E2mail : sh. cn ; 3 Corresponding author

2 7 : ,, 10 %, [1 ], [2 ]., [3, 4 ]., [5, 6 ] [7 ] [8 ] [9 ] (MOBILE)., [10 ] [11 ] [12 ],. [13 ] ECE215. [14 ]..,,.,,.,. Πt Πt Riverside ( CE - CERT) ( Mobile Emission Lab) [15 ],,., (WRI) EPA CE - CERT,,. 1 ( Measurement system and testing method) 111, ( ) ( ) km., 5159 km, 18 % ;14135 km, 46 % ; km, 36 % , 5, km,, 1. 1 Table 1 Basic information of trucks for emission test Πt ΠkW Πkm E > Sensors SEMTECH2D (sensors emission technology),. (NDIR) CO CO 2, (FID) THC, (NDUV) NO NO 2, O 2. ( GPS), ( ),., Fitzpatrick Container,,,.

3 872 25,., ( Test results) , CO THC NO x. 2. 3,- CO THC NO x. 1 Fig. 1 Sketch of real world vehicle emission measurement system 2,,,,,. 2 3 Fig. 2 Typical type of raw testing data of truck 3

4 7 : , km h - 1,2310 km h - 1, m s - 2,3.,,. 015 m s - 2.,, 611 %,, km h km h - 1,3510 km h - 1, 8412 km h - 1.,( ) 015 m s - 2.,,,.,.,. 3 ( Analysis and discussion) 3 Fig. 3 Distribution of speed2acceleration2driving pattern dots 3,, 1916 %, 5 10 km h km h - 1,2310 km h - 1, 6815 km h - 1, ( ) 115 m s m s - 2., 1915 %,.,,, 5 10 km h km h - 1, 1914 km h - 1, 6411 km h - 1, ( ) 110 m s , 3, -,. 4,,. 2, 2.,,,,, 0 6s, 1 L h L h - 1, 3.,.,. ( 10 L h - 1 ), 0136 m s - 2, 113 km h - 1.,,., ( > 110 m s - 2 ),,,. (17 km h - 1 ),, 1Π6. 4 ;

5 Fig. 4 Profile of vehicle speed, acceleration and fuel consumption when vehicle crosses intersections,, (3).,,, CO THC NO x. 110 m s - 2,CO g s - 1 ( > 0),THC g s - 1,NO x g s - 1 ( > 0)..,,,6. 2, 2., 6s,, ;,,,THC,CO THC.,,,THC CO.,,, NO x,no x. 6, 5 Fig. 5 Relationship between speed2acceleration2deceleration2 emission ratio

6 7 : 875 ;, Fig. 6 Vehicle speed and air pollution level in exhaust gas when vehicle crosses intersections ,.. 2 7,, 17 %, 5 %,CO THC NO x 8 % 12 % 6 % ; 24 %, 38 %, 58 %,CO THC NO x 57 % 41 % 54 % ; 31 %,32 %,24 %,CO THC NO x 22 %,25 % 25 % ; 29 %,31 %,12 %, CO THC NO x CO THC NO x 14 % 21 % 15 % g km - 1, g km - 1,CO THC NO x ( ) ,,, (VSP) ( Profile),,, Jimenez Constance [17 19 ] t,, MOBILE 2b ( HDDV2b) [20 ].,7 CO THC NO x ( ) g km - 1 ( ) g km - 1 ( ) g km - 1, (2003) MOBILE5a (CO : 5163 g km - 1 ; THC : 4119 g km - 1 ;NO x : g km - 1 ), CO MOBILE, THC NO x MOBILE 58 % 71 %.,MOBILE. 4 ( Conclusion) 1),. 23 km h - 1, 1914 km h - 1,35 km h - 1. ( ).

7 Table 2 Driving pattern and real world emission test result Π Π(km h - 1 ) % 2015 % 3117 % 2812 % % 3612 % 3118 % 2819 % % 2217 % 3013 % 2817 % % 2316 % 3110 % 2815 % Πkm Π(L h - 1 ) Π ( L 100 km - 1 ) CO Π(mg s - 1 ) THC Π(mg s - 1 ) NO x Π(mg s - 1 ) CO Π(g km - 1 ) THC Π(g km - 1 ) NO x Π(g km - 1 ) Fig. 7 Driving pattern on emission &fuel consumption

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