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Dr James Tate, Institute for Transport Studies

The real fleet and real driving emissions

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Dr James Tate, Institute for Transport Studies

BACKGROUNDEmission Factor Estimates (2010)

Carslaw, D., Beevers, S., Tate, J., Westmoreland, E., Williams, M. 2011. Recent evidence concerning higher NOx emissions from passengercars and light duty vehicles. Atmospheric Environment, 45, December 2011, pg 7053-7063, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.atmosenv.2011.09.063

BACKGROUNDInfluence ofVehicle Specific Power (2013)

Carslaw, D., Williams, M., Tate, J., Beevers, S. 2013. The importance of high vehicle power for passenger caremissions. Atmospheric Environment, 68, April 2013, pp 8-16, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.atmosenv.2012.11.033

PETROL DIESEL

OVERVIEWThe Real fleet & their Real Driving Emissions

Remote Sensing▶ Method

▶ Results

ABERDEEN Spring 2015 Real Fleet

Real Emissions

ZURICH Spring 2015

Laboratory testing Euro 6 /VI▶ Transport for London

Analysing Laboratory + Remote Sensing measurements

Outlook

Camera(Number plate)

Vehicle Detector(Speed andAcceleration)

Source/Detector

Mirror Box

Source

Detector

Emissions Analyser(Common

Configurations)

Camera(Number plate)

Vehicle Detector(Speed andAcceleration)

Source/Detector

Mirror Box

Source

Detector

Emissions Analyser(Common

Configurations)

ESP RSD-4600 instrument (www.esp-global.com)

UVIR

REMOTE SENSINGMethod

ABERDEENPassenger car results Particulate Matter

Die

sel_

E0

Die

sel_

E1

Die

sel_

E2

Die

sel_

E3

Die

sel_

E4

Die

sel_

E5

Die

sel_

E6

Petr

ol_

E0

Petr

ol_

E1

Petr

ol_

E2

Petr

ol_

E3

Petr

ol_

E4

Petr

ol_

E5

Petr

ol_

E6

qH

ybrid_E

4

qH

ybrid_E

5

qH

ybrid_E

6

0

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60

PM

(index.

km1

)

CO2

PM10

NOX

ABERDEENPassenger car results NOX

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E1

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E2

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E3

Die

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E4

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sel_

E5

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sel_

E6

Petr

ol_

E0

Petr

ol_

E1

Petr

ol_

E2

Petr

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E3

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E4

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E5

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E6

qH

ybrid_E

4

qH

ybrid_E

5

qH

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1.0

1.5

2.0

2.5

NO

X(g

ram

s.km

1

)

CO2

PM10

NOX

#DIESELGATENOX emissions of 2.0 litre diesels by marque &Year registrationSurveys 2015: Aberdeen & Leeds

2000 2005 2010 2015 2020

0.0

0.5

1.0

1.5

2.0

Year of registration

NO

X(g

ram

s.k

m

1)

Euro III Euro IV Euro V Euro VI

Emission standard

October 2015

#DIESELGATENOX emissions of common marques & models

Euro Standard

NO

X(g

ram

s.k

m1)

0.5

1.0

1.5

2.0

2.5AUDI

Euro 3 Euro 4 Euro 5

BMW FORD

Euro 3 Euro 4 Euro 5

LANDROVER MERCEDES

Euro 3 Euro 4 Euro 5

PEUGEOT SKODA

Euro 3 Euro 4 Euro 5

VAUXHALL VOLKSWAGEN

Euro 3 Euro 4 Euro 5

0.5

1.0

1.5

2.0

2.5VOLVO

October 2015

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ay2016

ABERDEENHGV results NOX

Art

ic_E

2

Art

ic_E

3

Art

ic_E

4

Art

ic_E

5

Art

ic_E

6

Rig

id_E

2

Rig

id_E

3

Rig

id_E

4

Rig

id_E

5

Rig

id_E

6

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50

100

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350N

OX/

CO

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tio*

10000

Laboratory test so direct comparisons between vehicles can be made

Transport for London (TfL) testing over a ‘REAL’ London Drive Cycle developedfrom a sample of vehicle tracking data

Time periods:AM peak, Inter-peak, Free-flow

Road types: urban, suburban, motorway (urban)

TOTAL = 140 kms

Time (seconds)

Speed

(km

/h)

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20

40

60

80

100

120motorway

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20

40

60

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120suburban

0

20

40

60

80

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120

0 500 1000 1500 2000

urban

LABORATORYTESTINGTaking the road into the Laboratory

12 PASSENGER CARS: tested over the entire LDC (140 kms)

▶ Powertrains | petrol (2), diesel (9) and petrol-HEV (1);

▶ Exhaust after-treatments | 3 way Cat, LNT and SCR;

▶ Market segments | Compact, Supermini, Small family, Family/MPV, SUV/4x4,Prestige/sports and Hybrid; and

▶ Marques | BMW, Fiat, Lexus, Mercedes, Peugeot,Volvo andVolkswagen.

3 HEAVY-GOODS VEHICLES: tested over the suburban sub-cycles only

▶ Rigid HGV N2 7500kg

▶ Rigid HGV N3 18000kg

▶ Artic HGV N3 40000kg

▶ LADEN and UN-LADEN

1 Millbrook Vehicle Emission testing laboratories that meet therequirements of Directive 2007/46 EC Article 41, Section 3and have been designated as a Category A Technical Servicefor Individual Vehicle Approvals (IVA).

EURO 6 /VITaking the road into the Laboratory

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0

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18

0

0.0

0.2

0.4

0.6

0.8

1.0

1.2

Average CO2 (as % of type-approval [g/km])

Avera

ge

NO

X[

g/k

m]

Euro 5b/b+ diesel limit

Euro 6b/c diesel limit

Petrol-Hybrid

CompactPrestige/sports

Small familySmall family

Family/MPV

Family/MPV

Small familySUV/4x4

Supermini

Prestige/sports

Family/MPV

EURO 6 Passenger carsTaking the road into the Laboratory

Moody, A., Tate, J. 2016. In service CO2 and NOX emissions of Euro 6/VI cars, light- and heavy-duty goods vehicles in real Londondriving: Taking the road into the Laboratory. The 21st Transport and Air Pollution (TAP) Conference, Lyon, France, May 24-26, 2016.

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EURO 6 Passenger carsTaking the road into the Laboratory

VSP (kW.ton1

)

NO

X*1

00

00

/CO

2

0

5

10

15

0 10 20 30

DIESEL-LNT

0 10 20 30

DIESEL-SCR

16

EURO 6 Passenger carsLaboratory & Remote Sensing data

17

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2rigid

0%

load

aN

3rigid

0%

load

bN

2rigid

100%

load

bN

3rigid

100%

load

cR

SD

rigid

d

dN

3art

ic0%

load

dN

3art

ic100%

load

zR

SD

art

ic

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80

NO

X/

CO

2ra

tio

*10000

https://www.london.gov.uk/sites/default/files/In-service%20emissions%20performance%20of%20Euro%206VI%20vehicles%20WEBSITE%20COPY.pdf

EURO 6 HGVsLaboratory & Remote Sensing comparison

Remote Sensing RDEOUTLOOK

Euro 6c diesel analysis

Continuous operation step change in sample size

European Remote Sensing data sharing initiative

Compliment Laboratory & PEMS studies

Apply BIG data analysis techniques e.g.

▶ Screen “polluting” marques & models for laboratory or PEMS testing

▶ Impact of engine “down-” & “right-” sizing

▶ Influence ambient TEMP & Relative Humidity (RH)

In-service DETERIORATION diesel after-treatment systems

SCR performance with age

Falling primary NO2 emission fraction

Dr James Tate, Institute for Transport Studies