Risultati finali
Minutes of the first discussion with stakeholders regarding noise and emissions from Lcategory vehicles
Newsletter 3Newsletter to be sent electronically to stakeholders regarding major progress development and findings.
Method and systems for on-board measurement of pollutants emissionsValidated PEMS mini PEMS and SEMS demonstrators checked in roundrobin ready to be used in measurement campaign test matrix and procedures of onboard testing
Real world driving conditions and requirements for LENS test programmeEvidence on RW LVs driving conditions critical for noise and emissions synthesizing previous knowledge earlier projects OEM data public domain and early measurements in LENS Comparison with the current TA procedure to provide requirements for the main test programme
Newsletter 1Newsletter to be sent electronically to stakeholders regarding major progress development and findings
Procedure for measuring in-lab LV exhaust emissionsTest matrix for lab tests results of the roundrobin test protocol regulated and nonregulated pollutants test procedures
Newsletter 2Newsletter to be sent electronically to stakeholders regarding major progress development and findings
L-vehicles tampering and undesirable effectsReport describing the currently known and potential methods to tamper LVs including an assessment of the impact of tampering on noise and pollutant emission levels Sources will be literature OEMs PTI operators motorcycle repair workshops etc
Describes and implements the projects visual identity as well as its main communication channels
Ten miniature data logging devices equipped with a microphone and GPS to be supplied to partners for onroad noise measurements together with instructions on their use and application
Pubblicazioni
Autori:
Diemel, C., Uszynski, O., Yordanov, V. et al.
Pubblicato in:
ATZ Worldwide, Numero 125, 2023, ISSN 2192-9076
Editore:
Springer Nature
DOI:
10.1007/s38311-023-1556-1
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