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Study of durability of diesel vehicle emissions performance based on real driving emission measurement
Lijun Hao1, Zhouhui Zhao1, Hang Yin2
1School of Mechanical Engineering, Beijing Institute of Technology, Beijing, 100081, China.
Abstract:
Diesel vehicle emissions generally deteriorate with vehicle mileage due to the wear and deterioration of vehicle parts. Most of the experimental studies on vehicle emission durability were carried out based on the standard operation cycles of engine or vehicle, few research investigated vehicle emission deterioration characteristics under real driving conditions. In this research, the real driving emission (RDE) test method was used to investigate and evaluate the emission deterioration characteristics of two China-V diesel vehicles equipped with DOC and SCR systems. The experimental results show the emissions of CO and NOx from the N2 and N3 diesel vehicles increase with the vehicle mileage, showing the tendency of emission deterioration. The calculated deterioration factors of N2 and N3 diesel vehicle CO and NOx emissions are greater than the recommended values in China standard HJ 438-2008, which means experimental study on the vehicle emissions durability is necessary. The vehicle emissions deterioration depends on real driving conditions and the vehicle usage over vehicle lifetime.
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